All Channel 4 articles – Page 52
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NewsIn brief: Changing Rooms; C4 Tory debate; IndieLab; Disney+
Shine TV’s Dulux-funded C4 format returns, as ITN debate gets out ahead of ITV and Sky News
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NewsShiny Button’s Brereton joins C4 comedy team
Heads to Horseferry Rd having co-founded The Curse indie five years ago
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NewsNadhim Zahawi: I will liberate successful C4
Tory leadership contender keen to free broadcaster’s shackles
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NewsTFL exec appointed first C4 director of inclusion
Marcia Williams to take up a seat on the broadcaster’s board
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NewsMahon: DCMS pressured C4 to rework annual report
Chief exec reveals department attempted to influence how broadcaster presented itself
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NewsSale of C4 ‘50/50’ after Johnson resignation
Leading candidates reportedly lukewarm on privatisation
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NewsOpen Mike preps Chris McCausland C4 travelogue
Blind comedian to front four-parter The Wonders of the World That I Can’t See
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NewsC4 orders review into creating ‘anti-racist’ workplace
Hires Caerus Executive to conduct interviews with current and former staff
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NewsC4 supporter Tugendhat enters Tory leadership race
MP co-signed February letter declaring: C4 isn’t broke and doesn’t need fixing
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NewsC4 ties with Gritty Talent to support diversity targets
Talent firm will assist indies in finding off-screen talent to fulfil brief
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NewsC4 sale and licence fee review up in air as Johnson resigns
Industry’s big political issues have been driven by PM and loyal culture secretary Nadine Dorries
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NewsWonderhood scrubs in for cancer surgery with Channel 4
Baby Surgeons team preps three-part doc at The Royal Marsden
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NewsKosminsky and Callender take aim at C4 privatisation
The Undeclared War duo hail broadcaster’s identity
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NewsC4 to strip Ackley Bridge double bills
The Forge’s 10-part teen drama will air across a single week
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NewsMonkey works up gut health format for C4
Monkey’s Know Your Sh!t (w/t) will be fronted by healthy living twins Alana and Lisa Macfarlane
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CommentLouisa Compton: Glad to be gay is C4’s default setting
‘The channel has always been true to its remit by speaking to audiences that others don’t’