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NewsC4 to give animal sex tips
Channel 4 has unveiled a series of science documentaries for 2004, covering topics such as the unanswered mysteries of the universe and the sex life of the animal kingdom.
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Iran Undercover: Inside the Hidden Revolution (C4) - Gareth McLean
'It might have been her voice or the occasional melodramatic turn of phrase, but you couldn't help but see a certai...
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Days That Shook The World (BBC2) - Peter Paterson, Daily Mail!
'I was amazed at how much director Richard Bond packed into a mere half-hour.'...
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The Hand of God (BBC1) - Charlie Catchpole, Daily Express and Daily Star
'The showbiz stars Buerk interviewed about the impact of their religion on their work were so diverse that it was i...
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Off the Record - Dying is an art.
Mentorn's national search for a volunteer willing to have his body preserved and 'modified' after death
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Off the Record - Ricky Gervais.
The boy's come a long way from a paper-making business in Slough. OTR has learnt this
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Off the Record - On Second Thoughts.
After encouraging a swathe of youngsters to think about picking up the oval ball instead of
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Regional Focus: Production - Opportunity knocks for the north-west.
With£6m from the EU and a cultural award, the north-west can become a major TV production centre. But, as Howard Webster reports, North West Vision has much to do.
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Regional Focus: Production - Locations Focus - Northern highlights.
The popularity of the north-west as a location may be short-lived if producers view the region merely as a cost-saving exercise. Rob Taffurelli warns of the dangers.
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TX - The shame of it.
The subject matter may be familiar - a family living on an estate beset by poverty
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Children's TV - Being the best at Bafta.
The cream of kids TV programmes will be rewarded this week at the Children's Baftas. James Curtis looks at the shows that are setting the standards, addressing serious issues and giving children their own voice.
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Children's TV 2 - The children's roller-coaster ride.
The children's market has had its share of ups and downs, but with more multichannel offerings emerging in Europe, have programme prices held their ground? Lucy Rouse reports.
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Children's TV - Characters' playground.
The tie-in between kids TV and toys is increasingly becoming a more important revenue earner. Denise Jeremy reports
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Off the Record - Sky News takes pot shot at protesters.
It's good to see that Sky News is resolutely sticking to its principles and not aping
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Regional Focus: Interview - Northern exposure.
With hits such as Band of Gold and Fat Friends, Kay Mellor is one of television's leading dramatists. She talks to Paul Revoir about new series Between the Sheets and how she is putting home town Leeds on the TV radar.
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Production - Sound Monsters adds offline and track-lay suites.
Audio post house Sound Monsters is expanding its Soho office in Grafton Mews by 2,500 sq
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Production - Resources denies kit cost Rally title.
BBC Resources and Chrysalis Television have admitted that there were technical problems with on-board car equipment
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Production - Digital Film Lab closes London office.
Post-Production house The Digital Film Lab (DFL) is closing its London office with the possible loss of eight jobs, writes Sam Espensen.
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Production - 15 Seconds of fame.
Freelance storyboard artist Rob Glenny has won the first Nokia Shorts competition. Entrants had to make