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Iron attack was 'too violent'
Graphic scenes of domestic violence climaxing in Little Mo Morgan's attempted murder of her husband Trevor shown in BBC1's soap EastEnders went too far, watchdogs have ruled.Express, page 29
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No swearing or bat-biting , Ozzy 'by royal decree
No swearing or bat-biting , Ozzy 'by royal decree
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The£1m braggart
Policeman who boasted of wanting the prizse money to splash out on drugs and vice girls wins Survivor.Mail, page 5
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Viewers complain as BBC sends out video 'junk mail'
Viewers complain as BBC sends out video 'junk mail'
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Vivendi creates new committee to oversee Messier
Vivendi creates new committee to oversee Messier
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EastEnders in the dock over violent scenes
EastEnders has been has been criticised by television watchdogs for 'graphic' scenes shown before the watershed on Christmas Day.Mail, page 43
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My self-esteem's so low I can't even look in the mirror
Sanjeev reflects on fame.Mirror, page 9
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Anna to get own TV show
Former Hollywood Playboy centrefold Anna Nicole Smith is to follow in the footsteps of rocker Ozzy Osbourne and star in a reality TV docu-soap.
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Welcome back, Bet
This is the moment Coronation Street favourite Bet Lynch returns to the Rovers after seven years away.Mirror, page 21
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Biggest Brother
Big Brother 3 is pulling in millions more fans than the two previous shows, it was revealed last night.
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NewsOzzy and family get second series
MTV has revealed that cult-television show 'The Osbournes', which follows the domestic trials and tribulations of bat-munching rocker Ozzy Osbourne, will return for a second season of 20 episodes towards the end of the year, writes Paul Revoir
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NewsBSC slams 'graphic' violence in EastEnders
The Broadcasting Standards Commission has slammed BBC 1 for scheduling episodes of Eastenders containing 'graphic' scenes of violence before the watershed, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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NewsBBC 1's Tranter says New Labour drama will make 'uncomfortable viewing' for Blair
BBC controller of drama commissioning Jane Tranter has predicted that BBC1's new two part drama about New Labour's rise to power will prove 'uncomfortable viewing' for prime minister Tony Blair and his chief spin-doctor Alastair Campbell, writes Leigh Holmwood