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Mark Thompson: more financial scrutiny could undermine BBC
25 Sep 2013:Former director general also questions whether trust chairman Lord Patten's call for cuts in senior managers is a new initiative. By Mark Sweney
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25 Sep 2013: Arsenal banned the BBC drama By Any Means from using official club merchandise as fans were portrayed as criminals -
25 Sep 2013: Media regulator Ofcom's report shows television is the most important platform for news, with 34% of adults turning to BBC1. By John Plunkett
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25 Sep 2013:
Former director general also questions whether trust chairman Lord Patten's call for cuts in senior managers is a new initiative. By Mark Sweney
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25 Sep 2013: Media Monkey: Props from the show are going under the hammer as the final series comes to a close
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25 Sep 2013: TV and radio ads for E-Lites must not be broadcast again in current form following complaints they normalised smoking
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25 Sep 2013:
Iain Dale asked to return to police station in relation to an alleged assault on anti-nuclear protester. By Lisa O'Carroll
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25 Sep 2013: Media Monkey: Eighties stars to join Alison Steadman in comedy pilot based around a friendship group for OAPs
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24 Sep 2013: Morgan, who won an Emmy for the second series of The Hour, will make her BBC1 debut with River. By John Plunkett
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24 Sep 2013:
BBC to review future of astronomy show – first broadcast in 1957 – less than a year after the death of Sir Patrick Moore. By John Plunkett
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24 Sep 2013: Iain Dale, the publisher behind McBride's memoirs, was caught by TV cameras grappling with a man on Brighton seafront. By Josh Halliday and Rajeev Syal
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24 Sep 2013: Vote held as part of Radio Times' 90th birthday celebrations resulted in triumphs for golden oldies. By John Plunkett
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24 Sep 2013:
Media Monkey: Sun attributes viewing peak of 10 million-plus to presenter's tight attire
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24 Sep 2013:
Veteran screenwriter: 'Once we start seeing video games that have more memorable characters, you'll see better movie adaptations'. By Stuart Dredge
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24 Sep 2013: Corporation told to do more for 2.1 million children aged four to 12 who watch BBC1 and BBC2 but not CBeebies or CBBC. By John Plunkett
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23 Sep 2013:
First of two-part BBC2 series is beaten by 80s-themed episode of 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown on Channel 4. By John Plunkett
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