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11 Sep 2014:
Directed by The Killing’s Kristoffer Nyholm, paranormal series also stars Juliet Stevenson and Matthew MacFadyen. By Jason Deans
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4 Jul 2014: Maggie Gyllenhaal drama, written by The Shadow Line’s Hugo Blick, takes 11% audience share on Thursday night. By Tara Conlan
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30 May 2014:
Executive with responsibility for all non-sport Sky content who launched of Sky Atlantic and Sky Arts leaves after 11 years. By John Reynolds
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1 Mar 2014:
Dolly Wells and Emily Mortimer are a treat in their understated LA sitcom Doll & Em. And what is it with Death in Paradise, asks Andrew Anthony
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1 Nov 2013:
John Plunkett and guests discuss lhe latest developments on regulation and Grant Shapps's comments on the BBC licence fee
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1 Nov 2013:
Drama, co-produced by Downton Abbey maker, watched by almost 500,000 on Halloween night. By John Plunkett
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1 Oct 2013:
As the nights draw in, the Guardian's Rebecca Nicholson and Tom Meltzer flip through the TV schedules and discuss programmes such as Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airing this autumn
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17 Sep 2013: Jed Mercurio's 13-part series Critical part of 100 hours of new drama on Sky channels, including Ben Whishaw heist tale. By John Plunkett
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15 Sep 2013:
The head of drama reveals how she is carving out a brand, her obsession with heroes, and how she measures success. By John Plunkett
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29 Aug 2013:
The BBC director general surprised everyone with his announcement on local radio presenters, but can it work? John Plunkett speaks to Miranda Sawyer. Plus, Colin Murray sets the record straight on leaving MOTD2
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24 Aug 2013: Antonia Hurford-Jones reveals September rebrand, with programmes that also appeal to men and are not 'niche girly'. By Josh Halliday
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9 Aug 2013:
Sky Bravo possible name for new sport and entertainment channel which would compete with rivals ITV4 and Dave. By Mark Sweney
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12 May 2013:
Read Media Monkey from the Monday print pages
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11 May 2013:
Sky's Hannibal might have been more interesting with more psychology and less blood and guts, writes Andrew Anthony
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1 Apr 2013:
Julia Raeside: A Bond villain turned famous cannibal, a Game of Thrones alternative, and a classy French Alpine thriller are among the top-notch TV
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