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NewsNUJ slams Saville request
A move to prosecute two television journalists for contempt for refusing to betray confidential sources to the Bloody Sunday Tribunal in Northern Ireland would be 'utterly wrong,' the National Union Journalists (NUJ) has said.
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NewsNew focus for ITV News
ITV News has unveiled its new look and£1m state of the art set, which will accompany its re-launch on 2 February, the day the merger between Carlton and Granada becomes official.
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The Afternoon Play (BBC1) - Rupert Smith, Guardian
'Johanna Baldwin's agreeable fable didn't break new ground - in fact if anybody else tries to tell me that men are ...
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The Afternoon Play (BBC1) - Joe Joseph, The Times
'It's a little bit When Harry Met Sally, with a twist of The Philadelphia Story, and a dash of Richard Curtis.'...
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The Afternoon Play (BBC1) - Charlie Catchpole, Daily Star
'It was so trite and predictable, it wouldn't have been scheduled as an evening play in a month of Mondays.'...
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Bosom Pals (BBC1) - Peter Conchie, Independent
'The success of Bosom Pals - and, on balance, I think it was a success - was its tenderness.'...
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Bosom Pals (BBC1) - James Walton, Daily Telegraph
'All that's lacking is a decent script - even though no fewer than seven writers are credited.'...
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NewsBBC clears schedules for Hutton
The BBC is to rip up its regular daytime schedule tomorrow (Wednesday) in order to bring gavel to gavel coverage of the Hutton report.
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Bosom Pals (BBC1) - Christopher Matthew, Daily Mail
'Two 25-minute encounters with Beryl Cook's big-bosomed creations might be enough for most people's tastes.'...
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NewsSimpson attacks BBC
BBC world affairs editor John Simpson has attacked the corporation as being 'a bit too purist' for forcing him to give up his newspaper column.
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Strike: When Britain Went to War (C4) - Paul Hoggart, The Times
'This was a powerful, pacy documentary'...
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Strike: When Britain Went to War (C4) - Christopher Matthew, Daily Mail
?Sutherland and Werran's admirable film revived many uncomfortable memories of this crucial turning point in Britai...
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Strike: When Britain Went to War (C4) - James Walton, Daily Telegraph
?It remained depressingly content to repeat received wisdoms rather than explore them.?...
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Star Portraits with Rolf Harris (BBC1) - Jim Shelley, Daily Mirror
'Star Portraits with Rolf Harris is like Blind Date for artists.'...
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American Virgins: This World (BBC2) - Peter Conchie, Independent
'The film as a whole was a missed opportunity.'...
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NewsHughes takes C4 chair
Media secretary Tessa Jowell will unveil former Coca-Cola executive Penny Hughes as Channel 4's new chairwoman this week, according to reports.
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Comfortably Numb (C4) - Gareth McLean, Guardian
'Comfortably Numb was as challenging - and as gruelling - as you would expect.'...
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NewsBBC appoints Callender as diversity head
The BBC has appointed the national director of pressure group Race for Opportunity (RFO) as its new head of diversity.
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NewsCruickshank expected to quit Virgin Radio
Don Cruickshank, chairman of Virgin Radio-owner SMG, has been tipped to quit the company within the next six months.
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NewsMacKenzie renews call for damages
Kelvin MacKenzie has renewed his call for£27m in damages from Rajar after the radio listening research body said it might not update its 'diary' system until 2006.