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Dangerous Passions (BBC1) - Paul Hoggart, The Times
?This new series is pure middle-market women's mag telly.?...
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Dangerous Passions (BBC1) - James Walton, Daily Telegraph
'The narrator had a baffling tendency to use the phrase 'many scientists believe' before making some obvious points...
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NewsBBC confirms Keating as new BBC2 chief
BBC4 controller Roly Keating has been appointed as the new controller of BBC2.
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NewsSky director joins Star TV
BSkyB director of channels and operations Leslie Mackenzie is transferring to News Corp Asian outfit Star TV.
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NewsBlue Peter's Hill takes Hit 40 brief
DJ Neil Fox is to step down as presenter of commercial radio chart the Hit40UK and hand his headphones to former Blue Peter presenter Katy Hill and DJ Simon Hirst.
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NewsTelewest cuts losses
Flextech owner Telewest has dramatically reduced its losses in the first three months of the year, reporting a net loss of£36m in the first quarter, down from£187m this time last year.
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UK Post reveals board
UK Post, the trade association for the post production sector, has revealed the members of its inaugural board.
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RatingsHolidays from Hell comes to aid of ITV1
Holidays from Hell , ITV1's hasty replacement for the struggling reality show Trouble in Paradise , boosted the channel's audience to 4.6 million (22.3%).
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Miramax eyes UK for fresh TV formats.
Miramax, the US film company behind blockbusters such as Chicago and Kill Bill, is installing an executive in London to find new UK formats to export to the US, writes Naomi Rovnick.
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ITV daytime in line for major shake-up.
ITV is planning to shake up the way it commissions and runs its daytime schedule as
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Up to 65 jobs to go at Kilroy TV.
Around 65 jobs are to go at Kilroy Television Company after the BBC announced it was axing Now You're Talking! the show commissioned to replace Robert Kilroy Silk's talkshow, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Sugar for The Apprentice.
Electronics tycoon Alan Sugar looks set to step into Donald Trump's shoes for the UK version of US reality hit The Apprentice, writes Michael Rosser.
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Sky retains football rights.
BSkyB has kept its exclusive grip on FA Premier League football games for the next three
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Inquiry clears BBC staff.
The BBC's review of its editorial guidelines following criticism in Lord Hutton's report is set to make several 'broad-ranging' recommendations when it reports within the next few weeks, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Ofcom changes radio timetable.
Ofcom has altered the timetable for the award of at least 30 new commercial radio licences to give potential bidders more time to tailor their applications, writes Michael Rosser.
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Parkinson adds son to ITV show.
Michael Parkinson has hired his son, Mike Parkinson, to produce his new show on ITV, writes Paul Revoir.
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Sharman handed task of replacing The Simpsons.
The BBC has handed the task of finding replacement shows for The Simpsons to daytime controller Alison Sharman, as part of a new strategy to run cheaper long-running series in the weekday slot, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Endemol in Bristol talks.
Endemol UK is looking at setting up a£15m, 40,000sq ft reality TV production business in Bristol near to ITV's base there, writes Paul Revoir.
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FX picks up rights to King of the Hill.
FX has picked up hit Fox cartoon King of the Hill from News Corp that was