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Fergie's war with MUTV
Sir Alex Ferguson is involved in an angry feud with Manchester United's own TV station after it broadcast withering...
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The reel news is on the web
Sixty years of history were made available free to internet users yesterday as the famous Path news-reels went on-l...
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Lads' view of TV sex
A raunchy sitcom will use 'head cams' to give a TV audience a blokes-eye view of the characters having sex. ...
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Classic FM group rocked by losses and falling ads
Radio group GWR yesterday more than quadrupled its first-half losses to£13 million ...
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Girls snub Celebrity Big Bruv
Female celebrities from Jordan to Dawn French are steering clear of ...
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GWR plays down talk of potential takeovers
Radio group GWR yesterday played downplayed the prospect of a takeover by its key shareholder Daily Mail & General ...
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Russell's 'rape of Chirst' to be shown
Channel 4 is to show a cut scene from Ken Russell's film ...
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Doctor defiant over public autopsy
The doctor behind the controversial Body Worlds exhibition vowed yesterday to press ahead despite the threat of pol...
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PM in schools broadband pledge
Tony Blair yesterday pledged that all of England's primary and secondary schools would, in three years' time, be li...
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C4 defiant on showing 'illegal' autopsy
Channel 4 will tonight show an 'illegal' public autopsy, the first to be held in Britain in 170 years ...
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NewsBannister secures funds for DJ venture
Former BBC production chief executive Matthew Bannister has secured a£1m investment from venture capitalists to expand his music DJ management agency Trustthe DJ, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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NewsBBC 3 launches with raft of new shows
Stuart Murphy's new digital youth channel BBC 3 is finally set to launch on Sunday 9 February with a raft of new programmes including an innovative new animation from production house Aardman, writes Leigh Holwmood
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NewsBBC 4 to air Shindler's Huw Wheldon Lecture
Red Production founder Nicola Shindler's Huw Wheldon Lecture is set to be broadcast on BBC 4, writes Penny Hughes
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NewsC4 to broadcast 'illegal' autopsy
Channel 4 plans to broadcast the first public autopsy in Britain for nearly two centuries tonight, amid fears that the 'illegal' event may be stopped by the police, writes Penny Hughes