All BBC articles – Page 27
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NewsComedian Josh Pugh in BBC3 sports mockumentary short
I Am Darren is parody of overblown, high-end sports docs
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NewsCarol Vorderman: TV played a role in the riots
Former Countdown presenter uses Alternative MacTaggart Lecture to blast ‘snobbish’ TV industry
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Behind The ScenesBrian May: The Badgers, The Farmers and Me, BBC2
Athena Films co-founder Claudia Riccio on a film that defied the odds to get made
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NewsITV stands out at Edinburgh TV Awards
ITV1 scoops channel of the year as Mr Bates is named best drama
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NewsCharlotte Moore tackles power imbalances and ‘rightsizing’ of indie sector
BBC chief content officer says corporation will work hard to crack down on bad behaviour
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NewsBBC to follow retirement village learning BSL
Rose Ayling-Ellis looks at whether British Sign Language can improve quality of life in old age
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NewsBBC confirms celebrity Traitors
Studio Lambert’s hit format wins fourth run and celebrity series
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VideoTrail: Colin from Accounts, BBC2
Second series of the popular Australian comedy, produced by Easy Tiger
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NewsC4 comedy boss looking to resurrect sketch shows
Charlie Perkins speaks in Edinburgh of ‘trickle-down effect’ on comedy landscape
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NewsBBCS taps Time Magazine editor
Ben Goldberger will lead push to promote BBC News content outside of the UK
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NewsBBC and HBO order Michaela Coel drama
I May Destroy You creator to reunite with Various Artists Limited
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CommentStreaming is reshaping the indie sector, as it did viewing habits
The biggest SVoD shows now rival their traditional counterparts and the battle for tentpole titles is polarising production companies
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NewsBBC3 orders doc about right-wing women influencers in US
Mindhouse single to be fronted by journalist Layla Wright
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NewsAsh Atalla: I’m baffled that disability has been so left behind
Roughcut chief slams dearth of shows with disabled leads and reveals how the subject is handled in We Might Regret This
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VideoTrail: Made in Korea: The K-Pop Experience, BBC1
Six-part series follows Blaise, Dexter, James, Oliver and Reese as they are put through the K-pop training process. Produced by Moon&Back Media
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NewsBBC Brighton bomb doc to mark 40th anniversary of atrocity
One-off film from makers of Once Upon A Time In Northern Ireland
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NewsWaterloo Road secures further double order
BBC1 commissions series six and seven of reimagined Rope Ladder Fiction and Wall to Wall continuing drama
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NewsSignpost Entertainment wins See Hear tender
Robson Green’s Weekend Escapes indie to take over BBC2 BSL show