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Kevin Lygo takes aim at YouTube

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Disney+ confirms Maura Higgins to front Blind Date

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UKTV sees audience growth through PSB partnerships

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Amelia Dimoldenberg: Chicken Shop Date will remain brand-free

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James Graham: industry continues to let down working class creatives

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Podcast chiefs: audience trumps production values

Kevin Lygo takes aim at YouTube
Tilly Norwood creator: everyone’s investing in AI despite the stigma
Disney+ confirms Maura Higgins to front Blind Date
UKTV sees audience growth through PSB partnerships
Amelia Dimoldenberg: Chicken Shop Date will remain brand-free
James Graham: industry continues to let down working class creatives
Podcast chiefs: audience trumps production values

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Sewing Bee triumphs over Carabao Cup

TUESDAY: BBC1’s long-running format fends off competition from ITV1’s football coverage

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Kate Phillips: Shaping a quiet revolution

The BBC’s chief content officer discusses her commissioning overhaul and why she’s pushing the accelerator on digital content

Podcast

Talking TV: What do indies want from Channel 4’s content bosses?

Thom Gulseven, Camilla Lewis and Stu Richards join the show to chat about the PSB’s programming strategy

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Analysis: Can indies really make money on YouTube?

Life after the festival: let’s write Scottish TV’s next chapter

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Chris Curtis: YouTube is a phenomenon – but let’s say the quiet bit out loud

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What can we learn from the timing of the Sky-ITV deal?

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Broadcasters play to their strengths as greenlights fall

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Remembering Edinburgh: The good, the bad and the funny

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Bearing fruit: What’s next for Orchard Studios

Cécile Frot-Coutaz: The Sky-ITV deal is an investment in brilliant British storytelling
Analysis: Can indies really make money on YouTube?
Life after the festival: let’s write Scottish TV’s next chapter
Chris Curtis: YouTube is a phenomenon – but let’s say the quiet bit out loud
End Credits: Deanne Cunningham
What can we learn from the timing of the Sky-ITV deal?
Broadcasters play to their strengths as greenlights fall
Remembering Edinburgh: The good, the bad and the funny
Bearing fruit: What’s next for Orchard Studios

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International

Netflix extends Shonda Rhimes deal

TV critics

Revival; Popmaster

Broadcast Tech

ITV Studios expands virtual production for flagship daytime shows

Broadcast Sport

Less than 2 weeks left to enter the Broadcast Sport Awards 2026

Behind the Scenes

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Why the Grand Tour is taking a new direction

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Creature comforts: filming The Joy of Pets in a heatwave

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How Emergency 24/7 found compelling narratives in a fast-moving trauma centre

Why the Grand Tour is taking a new direction
Creature comforts: filming The Joy of Pets in a heatwave
How Emergency 24/7 found compelling narratives in a fast-moving trauma centre

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Opinion

How one chat sparked a partnership to remove class barriers for new writers
Sid Gentle Films boss Sally Woodward Gentle and writer James Graham on supporting Fringe shows to boost TV class diversity
Cécile Frot-Coutaz: The Sky-ITV deal is an investment in brilliant British storytelling
The Sky Studios chief on why the benefits of the deal will stretch far beyond the two companies involved
Life after the festival: let’s write Scottish TV’s next chapter
Instead of mourning the loss of the annual gathering in Edinburgh, let’s work out what needs to happen now, says Claire Mundell

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Tilly Norwood creator: everyone’s investing in AI despite the stigma

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MBI’s diversity editorial policy

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Audio Network: music for what happens next
Sponsored by Audio Network
Chief creative officer Ali Johnson shares his thoughts on curiosity, discovery and the creative judgements that shape great storytelling
Building better leaders across the screen industry
Sponsored by ScreenSkills
The HETV and Unscripted TV Skills Funds are helping to equip the industry with the tools to improve leadership and management
Sargent-Disc: Four decades of service excellence
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What does it take to stay ahead of the game in the global entertainment industry, decade upon decade?
ITV Studios: Packed with global stories
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Lisa Perrin makes the case for why the most globally resonant television is rooted in local identity, creative freedom and authentic storytelling
Why there’s never been a better time for production in the West Midlands
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Production Central WM’s sector lead Martin Simms on how his team is supporting the region’s boom
The UK’s Location Collective & OMA Studio Group is crafting efficient production packages for ambitious, cost-conscious producers
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Company is meeting producer demand for cost-effective space solutions, from multi-site production hubs to backlot facilities

Trailers

Trail: The Gilded Age, Sky Atlantic

Fourth series of period drama co-produced by HBO / Universal Television

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