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Newsnight's ground breaking film exposes paedophiles
Offenders face arrest after abused woman's undercover footage airs on BBC current affairs flagship turns
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Newsnight's ground breaking film to expose paedophiles
Current affairs flagship turns whole programme over to undercover film which should lead to arrest of offenders
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Journalists to bring BBC World Service to a standstill
Broadcaster could struggle to keep programmes on air as journalists strike over night-shift pay and conditions
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Jobs to go as ITC re-structures
TV regulator says staff, spend and offices will be cut as body cuts costs on eve of forthcoming white paper
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Jobs go as ITC re-structures
TV regulator says staff and spend will be cut as body cuts costs on eve of forthcoming white paper
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Garden designer digs in to become first Millionaire
ITV's ratings behemoth gives top prize as US ratings slide by 26 per cent
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Public against 10pm news clash
New Consumer Council survey shows less than 17 per cent happy with forthcoming 22.00 news showdown
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£20,000 reward after This is Your Life veteran killed
Police offer incentive after long-serving crew member murdered while arranging studio shoot in Manchester
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Horrocks plans new BBC investigative series
Head of current affairs wants more 'personality led' shows
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Cartoon Network sells daily toons to swedish Kanal 5
Swedish broadcaster Kanal 5 is to take a 60-minute daily block from Cartoon Network. The branded slot will be called Cartoon Cartoons and will run weekdays and Saturday mornings, featuring new
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Will Puffer be merely a buffer for Kirch Pay TV?
BSkyB's german investment may struggle to meet projections, says Dieter Brockmeyer
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Spirit Dance hires Johann Insanally
New producer in charge of development expected to find and nurture new talent
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BBC World usurps BBC World Service as foreign info source on Britain
Britons seen as 'workshy' and akin to Mr Bean
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Broadcast news giants unveil code of practice for journalists working in war zones
Code demands experience and post-trauma counselling
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Corrie moves to ITV2
Uefa Champions League clash means digital channel gets long-running soap ahead of ITV
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WILLIS SHAKES UP UNITED
United and LWT Productions managing director John Willis has handed day-to-day running of United Wildlife to United Productions director of network programming at Bristol Tom Archer. Archer will take over from
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SCOTTISH RADIO PROFITS UP
Scottish Radio Holdings has announced its annual results for the year ending 30 September which see turnover up 30 per cent to£71.7m, with turnover for analogue radio up from£32.7m
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Videonet plans VOD showcase
Video-on-demand (VOD) company Videonet's executive director of programming and customer products Hugh Williams has confirmed he is in talks with major UK broadcasters to launch a 'best of British' service, writes