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Big Brother eviction is postponed (BBC)
Big Brother producers postpone Friday night's eviction after a drunken row between contestants.
Millions watched England victory (BBC)
Up to 17 million television viewers in the UK watch England's 3-0 victory over Switzerland in Euro 2004.
Tributes to broadcaster Cowan (BBC)
Tributes are paid to the well-known Irish broadcaster Barry Cowan, who has died following a long illness.
Ex-player denies presenter attack (BBC)
Former Wales international Mark Aizlewood went "berserk" and pushed a TV journalist down stairs, a court hears.
Sir Trevor signs new ITV contract (BBC)
Sir Trevor McDonald signs a new contract to stay with ITV News until the end of 2005.
Four million homes have Freeview (BBC)
More than four million homes in the UK now have the digital service Freeview, according to new figures.
BBC charter review panel named (BBC)
Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell appoints an independent panel to help with the BBC charter review.
Fox News' BBC remarks censured (BBC)
UK media watchdog Ofcom criticises US channel Fox News over on-air views about the "anti-American" BBC.
England defeat seen by 15m (BBC)
England's defeat by France in Euro 2004 is watched by an average of 14.8 million people in the UK.
BBC Four's head from Channel 4 (BBC)
Channel 4's Janice Hadlow is appointed controller of digital channel BBC Four, replacing Roly Keating.
Ofcom 'could fail deaf viewers' (BBC)
More than a million deaf TV viewers could lose "vital access" to programmes because of subtitling changes.
Police probe television blackout (BBC)
Police investigate how a transmitter went off air causing more than 100,000 homes to lose coverage.
Sara Cox gives birth to baby girl (BBC)
Radio 1 DJ Sara Cox and her husband, Jon Carter, celebrate after the birth of their first child, Lola Anne.
Spy drama star is 'new Mr Darcy' (BBC)
Spooks actor Matthew Macfadyen is to play Mr Darcy alongside Keira Knightley in a film of Pride and Prejudice.
BBC 'will not ask for more cash' (BBC)
Ex-BBC chairman Gavyn Davies says the corporation "dare not" ask for a licence fee increase.
BSkyB promotion hides time limit (BBC)
BSkyB's promise to provide a free-to-air satellite package for a one-off fee may expire after two years, it emerges.
NASN to broadcast CFL coverage (Digital Spy)
NASN announces plans for Canadian Football League coverage.
BBC wins rights to 2010, 2012 Olympics (Digital Spy)
The BBC has won the UK broadcasting rights to the 2010 and 2012 Olympic Games.
Huge crowds cheer England victory (Digital Spy)
A peak of 17 million viewers tuned in to see England's 3-0 victory over Switzerland in the Euro 2004 tournament last night.
C4: "Safety of housemates" main concern (Digital Spy)
Channel 4 and Endemol say that the "welfare and safety of the housemates is always our overriding concern" in aftermath of Big Bro bust-up.
FOX options Sky's 'Mile High' (Digital Spy)
FOX could make a US version of Sky One's cabin crew drama Mile High.
ITV looking for 'Trisha' replacement (Digital Spy)
ITV is said to be looking into possible replacements for daytime talkshow host Trisha Goddard.
'Big Brother' house wrecked in huge fight (Digital Spy)
Channel 4 pulls Big Brother off the air overnight in the aftermath of a violent fight between housemates.
Ramsey records foul-mouthed rap (Digital Spy)
Gordon Ramsey has put together an Eminem-style rap record.
Footballers' Wives gets new signing (Digital Spy)
Former Dream Team actress signs up with ITV's hit drama, Footballers' Wives.
New BBC Four Controller named (Digital Spy)
Janice Hadlow is the new Controller of BBC Four.
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