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Armando Iannucci hints Leveson style inquiry may feature in next series
19 Jun 2012: Armando Iannucci says with its all-star cast of politicians, the Leveson inquiry into press standards has potential for lampooning
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21 Jun 2012: Editorial: Sharing names of the famous need not be an impediment to achievement, as the lawyer's TV series shows
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17 Jun 2012:
Martin Kelner If you're looking for Euro 2012 betting advice, then steer away from the pundits on terrestrial TV
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15 Jun 2012: Zoe Williams: The Kent seaside resort is not sure whether the Mary Portas pilot for its high street will be good for business
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11 Jun 2012: Scott Murray: 'For ITV to blow this now it would have to slip back into its old habit of accidentally cutting away from goals'
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10 Jun 2012: Euan Ferguson: After eight years, Desperate Housewives is going, killed off, largely, by technology
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21 Jun 2012: Marco's cookery show has a bit of everything – it's The Apprenterchef's Kitchen -
21 Jun 2012: The X Factor guest judge is delighting her followers with handwritten messages
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21 Jun 2012:
Isle Of Wight Festival | Simon Schama's Shakespeare | David Bowie And The Story Of Ziggy Stardust | Museum Secrets | Episodes
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21 Jun 2012: Actor best known for her role as the scientist Elizabeth Shaw in Doctor Who
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21 Jun 2012: Australian polymath speaks candidly about his illness to the BBC, saying 'I'm a man who is approaching his terminus'
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21 Jun 2012:
Of the three TV Wallanders, Rolf Lassgård is the most shambolic, the most human – but you wouldn't want to smell him, writes Vicky Frost
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21 Jun 2012:
Phelim O'Neill: New characters and welcome returnees like Boyd, Arlo and Raylan made this a must-see. What did you think?
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21 Jun 2012: Steve Coogan's character will do battle with a media giant – in an echo of real life
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21 Jun 2012:
Julia Raeside: Channel 4 is right to hand the artist a two-year deal – he has a benign warmth and empathy that many other presenters lack
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21 Jun 2012: Artist continues partnership with broadcaster and independent producer of recent hit series All in the Best Possible Taste. By Ben Dowell
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20 Jun 2012: London's Caledonian Road was once notorious for illicit sex and drugs – and even the odd hanging. It's a lot healthier these days, writes Sam Wollaston
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20 Jun 2012:
The Men Who Made Us Fat | The Boy They Call Fish: Extraordinary People | Simón Bolivar Orchestra Live From Stirling | Playhouse Presents: Psychobitches
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20 Jun 2012:
Two plays about revolution kick off the BBC's Shakespeare series this week. Their directors Gregory Doran and Rupert Goold explain the challenges they faced
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20 Jun 2012:
Shakespeare's great political thriller, Julius Caesar, finds dark, contemporary echoes in modern Africa, directed by Gregory Doran. Here is an exclusive clip from the television adaptation
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20 Jun 2012:
Mark Lawson: The new cop show from the creator of Cardiac Arrest and Bodies brings a fresh spin to a tired genre
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