All Broadcast articles in September 2025 – Page 10
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VideoTrail: Blue Lights, BBC1
Third series of the Gallagher Films and Two Cities Television drama about rookie police officers working in contemporary Belfast
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NewsSPE brings on Nick Toon to lead on public policy
Former Warner Media public policy exec to take on newly-created role
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NewsLion ties with Vinted for Prime Video fashion competition
Brand-funded series to be presented by Emma Willis
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RatingsWhitstable Pearl delivers 472k for U&Drama
Sixth episode of the second series broadly matches fifth episode series high
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RatingsLove Is Blind UK can’t match first run
Second series of Netflix dating format launches with 700,000 over first seven days
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NewsBroadcast Sport Summit 2025 - Programme unveiled
The full-day event takes place at Emirates Stadium, London, on 12 November - Early Bird tickets are available now
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NewsIn brief: Tim Davie to face grilling from MPs; World Service launches sports podcast; Planet Rights brands
Corporation leadership to face CMS committee on 9 September; Planet Rights unveils first brands; World Service launches sport podcast
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VideoTrail: High Potential, Disney+
Second series of the crime comedy drama. Produced by 20th Century Television
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CommentWhy producers should be watching Africa in 2025
The TV Collective’s Simone Pennant on why Africa offers a strategic, creative and cultural opportunity for international producers
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NewsJohn Bishop gameshow goes to full series on BBC1
The 1% Club indie Magnum to produce Saturday night quiz format
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NewsNetflix top 10: 25 - 31 August
My Life With the Walter Boys, Hostage, Wednesday, Katrina: Come Hell and High Water and Ms. Rachel all make this week’s most-watched list
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RatingsStranded on Honeymoon Island lifts slightly
THURSDAY: ITV1’s Long Lost Family triumphs in quiet slot across main channels
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NewsFriday round-up: Latest news, deals & hires
All the latest news from the global content industry on Friday, 5 September
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NewsWarner Bros Discovery sues Midjourney for IP ‘theft’
AI company is already facing legal action from Disney and Universal over alleged copyright infringements
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NewsHello Sunshine rejigs as chief exec steps down
Maureen Polo to replace Sarah Harden at The Morning Show producer
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FeaturesZara McDermott: How TikTok helped me access Thailand’s underbelly
Documentary presenter talks access through social media, breaking the fourth wall and why pace is increasingly important
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NewsBBC Comedy’s Navi Lamba steps up as commissioning editor
Interim head of development Roya Eslami secures role permanently as part of team reshuffle