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Lords prepare to deny Murdoch
The House of Lords is threatening to derail the government's compromise over cross-media ownership rules in the com...
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Back to business as usual, in bullish mood
The BBC yesterday responded to the foreign affairs committee report in bullish form, claiming it fully vindicated i...
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Blair told: it's time to answer vital questions
The government was last night confronted with fresh challenges t its case for waging war in Iraq ...
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BBC in dramatic decline to ITV1
The BBC is losing viewers for popular drama, new figures suggest, despite Greg Dyke's decision to invest an extra£...
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TV reality shows kill off sitcoms
ITV is set to pull the plug on sitcoms - so it can make more reality shows. ...
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Ali Wins It
Defiant BBC bosses wewre on the ropes last night as MP's rejected claims that Downing Street 'sexed up' an Iraqi wa...
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This proves the BBC was right all along, says Dyke
THe BBC mounted a trenchant defence of its record last night ands vowed not to apologise in the row over the sexed ...
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NewsBig Brother wins a gold nymph
Channel 4 show Big Brother scooped international format of the year at the Monte Carlo Television Festival gold nymph awards ceremony on Saturday night (5 July), writes Penny Hughes.
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NewsSky News enhanced by broadband
Sky News is adding a broadband enhancement to its award-winning Sky News Active interactive TV service in a move which will enabled PC users to watch news clips online for the first time, writes David Wood.
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NewsMorris warns radio industry over children's programmes
New Minister for the Arts Estelle Morris MP has warned the radio industry it is in danger of giving a disservice to kids by not doing enough to rejuvenate children's radio, writes Rosemary Gallagher.
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Greg Dyke. From inside the beltway. In trouble
Are Alastair Campbell and the American rap star Eminem related? The charges and counter -charges between the BBC an...
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BBC governors tell No 10 to 'get lost' over Iraq
The chairman and board of governors of the BBC are all-powerful. They can sack the director-general if they want to...
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ITV pulls plug on the sitcom
The traditional ITV sitcom used to unite the nation, but the television staple appears doomed. ...
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BBC governers defiant in war with No 10
The BBC defiantly reasserted its independence and impartialty last night as it insisted it was right to broadcast c...
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Blair blast Beeb
Tony Blair has accused the BBC of the worst possible attack on his integrity with its claim that the Iraq weapons d...
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Fury as TV show dubs squaddies drunken thugs
Telly bosses have infuriated squaddies with a documentary tonight portraying them as drunken, violent louts. ...
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£3bn-a-year BBC doubles the number of repeats
The BBC is showing twice as many repeats as ten years ago in spite of being ordered by the government to stop paddi...
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BBC's 'do or die' battle with Blair
The BBC charter expires in 2006, but negortiations on renewing it are expected to open later this year. Mrs Jowell ...
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Say Sorry or else: Now No 10 bullies the BBC
Downing Street issued a veiled threat to the BBC's independence and licence fee as the row over Iraq escalated last...
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Hollywood may have to revise TV deals
Hollywood's leading studios may have to revise film deals with television companies, under demands being drawn up b...