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Suspicion (ITV1) - Gerard O'Donovan, Daily Telegraph
'Adrian Dunbar is an actor with an eye for a good script. He chooses his work well and rarely appears in anything t...
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NewsMillionaire contestant wants another go
A former contestant on ITV1's popular quiz show Who Wants to be a Millionaire? is taking legal action against the show over what he claims was an
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Suspicion (ITV1) - Christopher Matthew, Daily Mail
'Peter Whalley's script - aided and abetted by good performances - is a good example of how to take a simple idea a...
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NewsBBC to overhaul news reporting
BBC governors are to look at overhauling the style of BBC news reporting in the wake of the Dr David Kelly affair, new documents released yesterday by the Hutton inquiry have revealed, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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NewsGranada to make Jacko charity payment
Granada is planning to make a payment to a charity chosen by singer Michael Jackson in an effort to end the running feud between the pop star and Martin Bashir, writes Jon Rogers.
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NewsFox's FX to launch in new year
Fox Television's new UK entertainment channel, which will launch in the new-year, will be called FX, writes Paul Revoir.
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NewsUnions fear Elstein's ITV plans
Trade Unions will meet tomorrow to discuss fears over David Elstein's£100m cost cutting proposals for a merged ITV.
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NewsITC clears Dinner Doctors
The Independent Television Commission (ITC) has cleared Five of claims that its Dinner Doctorsshow was editorially compromised by its involvement with food producer Heinz, writes Gavin Stamp.
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NewsVodafone's Fawlty connection
Mobile phone users will soon be able to download clips of Fawlty Towers and other BBC comedies to their handsets for the first time after BBC Worldwide signed a deal with Vodafone, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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It'll Be Alright on the Night 16 (ITV1) - Robert Gore-Langton, Daily Express and Daily Star
'Denis Norden's jokes may be corny, but at least he writes them himself. He's a hero of comedy and I trust his clip...
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The Booze Cruise (ITV1) - Alun Palmer, Daily Mirror
?To my mind, the term 'gentle comedy' is just another way of saying 'just not funny'. So it proved with The Booze C...
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The Booze Cruise (ITV1) - Paul Hoggart, The Times
?The Booze Cruise did have a structure that was carefully worked out to the point of being downright contrived. Ooh...
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The Booze Cruise (ITV1) - Gerard O'Donovan, Daily Telegraph
'Had the male cast put in anything like these efforts [of the female actors] The Booze Cruise as a whole might have...
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The Booze Cruise (ITV1) - Gareth McLean, Guardian
'Such was the hoary vintage of the jokes, the cartoonish proportions of the characters and the creaking plot, The B...
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Soul Searching (Channel 4) - Thomas Sutcliffe, Independent
'What's remarkable about David Malone's programmes is not just that they get made in the first place - but that the...
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NewsTrio battle for Premiership games
ITV, Telewest and BSkyB are pitching for the rights to show a new package of Premier League games.
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NewsC4 News wins International Emmy
Channel 4 News was awarded an International Emmy in New York last night for its coverage of the war in Iraq, writes Sam Matthews.
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NewsDiscovery signs up celebs for winter season
The Discovery Channel has signed up two more celebrities to front shows as part of its winter line-up.
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NewsHigham resigns BBC post
The BBC's long-serving media correspondent Nick Higham has resigned from his role claiming that the need for a dedicated media correspondent has diminished, writes Lisa Campbell.
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NewsBBC News 24 gets relaunch
BBC Ten O'Clock News editor Mark Popescu has been seconded to relaunch the BBC's 24-hour news channel.