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Holmes scores Five Live sports show
GMTV frontman Eamonn Holmes has been signed up by BBC Radio 5 Live to host a new Saturday morning news and sports show.
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Pandamonium at ITN Factual
MIPTV: Animal Planet International has commissioned ITN Factual to produce a series on the world's leading panda breeding and research facility in China.
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MPs call on Ofcom to review EPGs
Ofcom is facing pressure from MPs to intervene to ensure TV channels are not left out in the cold by electronic programme guides.
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Hilsum scoops One World award
Channel 4 News's international editor Lindsey Hilsum last night scooped the top prize at the One World Media Awards.
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Sky clarifies ?freesat' contract
BSkyB today moved to clarify its new ?freesat' offer of up to 200 free TV and radio channels for a one-off fee after it emerged the full service could only be valid for two years.
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A drama or a crisis?
Fewer people are taking a butcher's at the residents of Albert Square - unless they're on webcams, of course. Peter Keighron finds out how the bigwigs plan to reverse the ratings decline and get things sorted.
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BBC Technology sale down to a two-horse race
Technology services group Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) has pulled out of the race to buy the BBC's technology division, leaving two companies in contention.
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Eastenders Wedding rings alarm bells for BBC
Sonia and Martin's big day only brought 9.6 million (53.5%) to BBC1 at 19.30 last night (10 June).
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Digi radio market to double by 2005
The£45m market for digital radios is set to double by the end of the year, according to the Digital Radio Development Bureau.
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Paramount signs Warner deal
Paramount Comedy has signed its first deal with Warner Bros. International Television Distribution, picking up hit show Two and a Half Men , starring Charlie Sheen.
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TV critics 9 April '08
'... this series looks like a classic.' Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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Brits dominate Banff Rockies
British programme makers dominated the Rockie Awards at the Banff television festival in Canada, winning nine out of a possible 20 awards.
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BBC KO's Harrison
The BBC has dropped Olympic gold medal-winning boxer Audley Harrison, after deciding not to renew its exclusive UK TV and radio deal with the athlete.
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England game scores for ITV1
The start of England's campaign in the Euro 2004 football tournament reached a peak of 20.7 million (73%) at 21.30 making it one of the most watched games in recent history.
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Ofcom slams Fox News
Ofcom has upheld complaints against US broadcaster Fox News after one of its presenters branded the BBC as having a 'frothing-at-the-mouth anti-Americanism'.
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C4's Hadlow takes BBC4 job
Channel 4's head of specialist factual Janice Hadlow will this morning be confirmed as the controller of BBC4.
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Government warns over repeats
Broadcasters have been warned that if they use too many repeats of UK-produced programmes they may not be able to include them in their quotas in future.
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ITV & BBC face off over Sherlock Holmes
ITV and the BBC are set to slug it out in a Sherlock Homes battle after both channels revealed they have commissioned new dramas based on the fictional detective.
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C4 reunites Band Aid stars
Channel 4 is to reunite the array of 80's pop icons who sang the smash hit Do They Know It's Christmas , to mark the 20 thanniversary of the landmark charity single
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5.7m see Sweden's victory
The continuing Euro 2004 tournament saw an inevitable decline in its fortunes with viewers after England's initial defeat but 5.7 million (28%) saw Sweden's comprehensive victory over Bulgaria last night.