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NewsBBC names new Gardeners' World presenter
BBC2 has named “ethical gardener” Toby Buckland as the lead presenter on Gardeners' World, replacing Monty Don who stepped down in the spring after suffering a stroke.
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NewsParticipation TV consulation delayed
Ofcom's second consultation on participation TV has been delayed due to an overwhelming number of responses.
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NewsITV1 autumn '08: Children
Overview of forthcoming programming for children on ITV1 this autumn.
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NewsAt a glance: ITV1's autumn '08 schedule
Browse the biggest shows coming to ITV1 this autumn in our complete overview of the forthcoming season.
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NewsJames Whale to take legal action against Talk Sport
Fired DJ lodges complaints at High Court and claims unfair dismissal.
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5 Live confirms football win
BBC Radio 5 Live has confirmed it has won the radio rights to broadcast FA Cup and England international matches for a further four years, as exclusively revealed last week by Broadcast.
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NewsPeak Practice creator attacks BBC
Peak Practice and Soldier Soldier creator Lucy Gannon has launched a virulent attack on the BBC saying it should “hang its head in shame” for the way it treats writers and producers.
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Nat Geo makes CGI journey through space
National Geographic Channel UK is to take an epic voyage across the cosmos in one unbroken 120-minute shot.
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NewsDiscovery salutes Nasa feats
Discovery Channel UK will commemorate Nasa's 50th birthday with an in-depth look at the US space agency's greatest ever feats.
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NewsPMSE spectrum to be overseen by new body
Ofcom plans to appoint a regulated but self-financing “band manager” to look after the spectrum needs of programme-makers after digital switchover.
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Virgin left behind as media stocks surge
A positive week for the companies in Broadcast's Sharewatch saw Virgin Media left trailing as the majority of stocks increased in value.
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NewsPact draws up guide to 360 partnerships
Pact and innovation funding body Nesta have teamed up to develop guidelines to help companies working together on multiplatform projects protect their intellectual property.
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Distributor Debmar gets into Hot Seat
Newcastle-based indie Standing Stone Productions has sold the rights to new reality gameshow format Hot Seat to worldwide distribution company Debmar-Mercury.
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NewsTalkback hands Jamelia ‘dance and dating' show
Talkback Thames has lined up pop star Jamelia to host a pilot of a Strictly Come Dancing-meets-Blind Date format.
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NewsTories hint at allowing TV product placement
Shadow media secretary Jeremy Hunt has hinted that a relaxation of the rules governing both product placement and impartiality of non public service news services might be on the agenda of a new Conservative government.
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NewsUhlenbroek to live with monkeys for Five
Charlotte Uhlenbroek aims to convince mountain gorillas, chimpanzees and orangutans that she is one of them in a show for Five.