All Two Cities articles – Page 2
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RatingsThe Hunt for Raoul Moat grips ITV1 viewers
The final two episodes of the MultiStory Media series attracted a combined audience of 9.9m
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RatingsDesign Masters off to best ever start
Launch is highest of the four series, while Redemption is ITV1’s best new weekly weekday drama of the year
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RatingsITV1 take the Saturday night honours
Britain’s Got Talent and The 1% Club pull in a combined audience of 9.5m
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RatingsITV1’s Agatha Christie drama intrigues viewers
Why Didn’t They Ask Evans? averaged 4.5m including pre-transmission and devices
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SponsoredBuilding a Belfast talent base
The HETV Skills Fund is tackling crew shortages in Northern Ireland by funding training for local people
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RatingsDevon-based detective drama is paradise for BBC1
The first series of Beyond Paradise averaged 6.3m
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RatingsBritain’s Got Talent makes successful return
ITV1’s competition format took top honours on both Satuday and Sunday night
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NewsJack Thorne to adapt Lord of the Flies for BBC1
Eleven Film producing first TV version of classic novel, while 72 Films scores three-part Shakespeare doc ’thriller’
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RatingsAgatha Christie drama surpasses Great Expectations
The opening episode of Why Didn’t The Ask Evans? intrigued 2.9m
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RatingsGreat Expectations loses viewers
Second episode of BBC1’s Sunday night drama was 1.1million shy of last week’s launch
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NewsBBC1’s Blue Lights set for recommission
Police drama likely to get greenlight following impressive ratings performance
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RatingsBlue Lights arrests 2.7m
MONDAY: BBC1’s new crime drama begins just a whisker behind ITV’s penultimate Unforgotten
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NewsBlue Lights creators: NI drama owes a debt to Derry Girls
BBC1 police drama focuses on character with politics in the background
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VideoTrail: Blue Lights, BBC1
Gallagher Films and Two Cities Television drama about rookie police officers working in contemporary Belfast
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NewsThe Salisbury Poisonings writers launch scripted label
Declan Lawn and Adam Patterson unveil Belfast-based Hot Sauce Pictures to formalise decade-long creative partnership
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NewsIn brief: Bristol; BBC Audio Science; Eurovision; UKTV Play
Bristol Film Office estimates film and TV production generated £20.8m in 2021-22.
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NewsProducers call on incoming PM to scrap C4 sale plan
Pact letter urging new leader to ‘honour’ Thatcher’s legacy draws almost 770 signatories
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FeaturesPeer poll: Four in a row for All3Media
Distributor tops the peer poll once again, as investment in content wins over rivals, while kids’ specialist Jetpack enters top five
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NewsBBCS Showcase to remain virtual
2022 edition will be digital following strong attendance for 2021 version