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Miss Italia and misogyny banned as state broadcaster cleans up its act
5 Nov 2013: Italian beauty-contest ban by RAI chief Anna Maria Tarantola heralds end to era of women as showgirls or housewives on TV
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3 Nov 2013: Bedlam captured the hemmed-in lives of many people with OCD, says Trudy Angus, but the documentary also showed it's possible to break out
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3 Nov 2013:
Will Hutton: The corporation faces deep prejudice, but it also suffers from self-inflicted wounds. Meanwhile, Jemima Kiss, Eamonn Butler and Mark Damazer put forward their thoughts on the future of the broadcaster
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1 Nov 2013:
Deborah Orr: It's nice to see celebrities such as Brand and Robert Webb engaged in political debate, but few in showbusiness could even begin to handle the level of contempt that politicians face
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28 Oct 2013: Morven Crumlish: I consider it a personal failing not to slog to the bitter end of a story, but as series three drags on, this habit of perseverance must reach its conclusion
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27 Oct 2013:
Emma Brockes: The fact we're all streaming shows on devices not only makes the TV a defunct piece of furniture; it's the end of a shared culture
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6 Nov 2013: Stage and screen actor known for playing battle-axe aunts, village gossips and servants -
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6 Nov 2013:
Should the BBC strive for impartiality, or reflect the views of the licence-fee payers? Hugh Muir looks at the latest poll results
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6 Nov 2013:
Dan Martin: The first attempt to revive the show after the BBC axed it was a messy US co-production starring Paul McGann as the eighth Doctor. But it is far from the unmitigated disaster that many recall
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6 Nov 2013: Media Monkey: Newsnight presenter blasts presenters who appear on BBC contest, saying 'I don't understand why they want to do it'
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6 Nov 2013: Media Monkey: Cannonball star and Irish singer spoofed by plot featuring kids' TV entertainer who's told to stop her raunchy behaviour
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6 Nov 2013:
John Crace: Alan Yentob followed Edmund De Waal for a whole year – and didn't ask a single interesting question
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6 Nov 2013: Britain On The Fiddle | Ambassadors | Speeches That Shook The World | The Tunnel | One Born: What Happened Next? | Newsflash – Stories That Stopped The World | The Cruel Cut | UFC: Fight For The Troops 3
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5 Nov 2013: Sarah Hughes: A terrible personal tragedy for Libby is sensitively handled, Virginia struggles to find the right balance and Ethan faces some consequences
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5 Nov 2013:
The rise of complex TV series and vast novels shows we still prefer commitment to a quick fix, writes Stuart Jeffries
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5 Nov 2013: Presenter to continue fronting Sunrise, ending speculation he was being lined up to front troubled ITV morning show
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5 Nov 2013: Italian beauty-contest ban by RAI chief Anna Maria Tarantola heralds end to era of women as showgirls or housewives on TV
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5 Nov 2013:
Martin Brunet: Using the word 'freaks' in the title of a health show should trouble us, and the GPs involved with the show
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5 Nov 2013:
Following Huey Morgan's mug-smashing antics on Never Mind The Buzzcocks, who else has seen the red mist descend on TV?
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5 Nov 2013: BBC2 's The Secret History of Our Streets took two awards with Perry named presenter of the year for Channel 4 programme. By Jason Deans
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5 Nov 2013:
Telly addict Andrew Collins reviews Ripper Street, Dracula and American Horror Story: Coven; plus non-horror-related The Escape Artist, Bates Motel and Veep
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