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Little Britain (BBC2) - Charlie Catchpole, Daily Star
'A surreal sketch show that was one of the few watchable programmes salvaged from the dustbin of digital BBC3.'...
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Private Life of a Masterpiece (BBC2) - James Walton, Daily Telegraph
'This was a highly promising start to the new series - lively, intelligent and alert to fun.'...
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Private Life of a Masterpiece (BBC2) - Paul Hoggart, The Times
'This was one of those enjoyable, unaggressively enlightening programmes which remind you of things you knew, tell ...
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NewsGranada unveils I'm a? celebrities
Granada has named the cast of 10 celebrities who are to be flown to the Australian jungle for the third series of I'm a Celebrity? Get Me Out of Here! - one of ITV's most profitable and highest rating shows.
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RatingsBlair brings 1.6m to Newsnight
BBC2's Newsnight special last night (19 January) featuring the prime minister Tony Blair being questioned over his policy of top-up fees for students gave the current affairs show 1.6 million (9.8%).
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NewsBBC charts 2003 top TV moments
The BBC is set to air a programme setting out the top TV moments of 2003 and has drawn up a shortlist of 28 potential 'moments' two-thirds of which were on the BBC.
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NewsSky targets UK Asians with free Star TV
BSkyB is looking to attract more Asians to its service by scrapping charges for Hindi-language entertainment channels STAR Plus and STAR News.
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NewsBBC defends 'objective' Panorama
BBC head of current affairs Peter Horrocks has defended the corporation's special on the Hutton Inquiry Panorama on the eve of its broadcast, claiming the show will be an 'even-handed and objective account.'
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Little Friends (C4) - Joe Joseph, The Times
'Little Friends looked like a programme that too often took the easy option of being rude to its secretary. It just...
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Nighty Night (BBC3) - Thomas Sutcliffe, Independent
'Jill seemed to me to owe so much to Beverley from Abigail's Party that Mike Leigh should probably get a royalty pa...
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Can't Take it With You (BBC2) - Peter Paterson, Daily Mail
?Can't Take it With You acts as a series of awful warnings backing up the long-running campaign urging us all to ma...
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Boss Swap (C4) - James Walton, Daily Telegraph
?Boss Swap doesn't have the same bite as Wife Swap - largely for the reassuring reason that people's jobs don't see...
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Shameless (C4) - Rupert Smith, Guardian
'Like Footballers' Wives or Queer as Folk, it's got something to say and it knows how to say it.'...
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NewsLiving the Dream fails to seduce viewers
BBC2's Career Boot Camp failed to interest the viewers last night (20 January) with just 1.5 million (6.3%) despite the controversy surrounding the show.
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NewsGray quits Carlton International
Carlton International controller of programme development, Mark Gray has quit to join the distribution arm of Fremantle Media.
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All3media completes flurry of deals
All3Media International, formerly Chrysalis Distribution, has scored several new deals in France with its slate of documentaries and drama. France 3 is to screen series seven and eight of Bentley Productions' mystery drama Midsomer Murders and cable network Match TV has picked up docu-soap ...
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Eubank knocked out of Five format
Five has decided not to make a second series of reality show At Home with the Eubanks but is keeping the brand and is on the hunt for a new celebrity.
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Company brings Pete and Dud 'love story' to C4
Company Pictures, the indie behind hit drama series Shameless , is to make a film for Channel 4 about the iconic comedy team Peter Cook and Dudley Moore.
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Thirkell links up with Wax
Robert Thirkell, the former BBC producer who launched award-winning shows Blood on the Carpet and Back to the Floor , is working on a new business series for BBC3, fronted by Ruby Wax.
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Zeal hit by departures
Indie Zeal Television has been hit by the departure of three of its senior managers, including managing director and co-founder Mark Linsey.