Madeleine Mantock Joins Tomorrow People Pilot
Madeleine Mantock has been cast in The CW’s remake of the classic ITV drama The Tomorrow People.
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Neighbours ‘superfan’ buys second Ramsay Street home
Australian businessman Andrew Whitney must be one of soap opera Neighbours’ biggest fans. He’s just splashed out over 800,000 Australian Dollars on his second house located on the cul-de-sac made famous by the 28-year-old saga.
Read moreNo Coronation Street return for Curly
ITV have quashed the rumours that Kevin Kennedy is to reprise his role of Curly Watts in Coronation Street.
Read moreAustralian soap Neighbours to air in Denmark
Long running Australian soap opera Neighbours is to air in Denmark.
Read moreSeconds for Derek with Channel 4
The staff and residents of Broad Hill Retirement Home will return to Channel 4 with a second series of Ricky Gervais’ Derek.
Read moreSo You Think You Can Be A Blue Peter Presenter? for CBBC
CBBC stars Dick and Dom – presenters Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood – are to host an original new series, So You Think You Can Be A Blue Peter Presenter? – where some of the country’s best new presenting talent will compete to join Barney Harwood and Helen Skelton as the third member of the Blue Peter gang.
Read moreAndrew Maybin appointed MD of UTV’s Tibus
Andrew Maybin has been appointed as Managing Director of Tibus, UTV’s digital infrastructure division which provides cloud hosting and high-grade connectivity services to business and public sector clients.
Read moreAnna Friel Joins Showtime’s Vatican Drama
British actress Anna Friel has been cast in Showtime’s new drama series The Vatican. Friel is known for her roles in Pushing Daisies, Brookside, Neverland and Public Enemies.
Read moreShirley MacLaine Returning To Downton Abbey
Reports confirm that Shirley MacLaine will return to Downton Abbey for its fourth series.
Read moreAlan Ross first to go in latest Magic local cut-backs
Magic AM has axed its 1170 breakfast show for Teesside a month after radio regulator Ofcom stated local programming and news were “unimportant” to the brand’s output. Magic currently broadcast eight stations under the Magic AM name.
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