Created by Steven Moffat (Sherlock), this four-part thriller poses the puzzle of how the lives of four strangers, a prisoner on death row in the US, a vicar in a quiet English town, a journalist, and a maths tutor, are unexpectedly, fatally linked.
From homegrown hits Doctor Foster and Liar to global phenomena like Call My Agent! and Skam, scripted formats are traveling further than ever.
“Having kids isn’t easy. It’s the best thing I’ve ever done, but boy oh boy does it up the stakes,” admitted Spall.
The rocky road to parenting is explored in Apple TV+ series Trying, which is now in its third series. It tells the story of Jason (Rafe Spall) and Nikki (Esther Smith), a couple in their 30s who are desperate to become parents but are unable to conceive.
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The return of the bold experiment that sees scientists play Cupid by using their expertise to help hopeful singles find their perfect match.
On Tuesday 6 December, our panel will discuss whether filming in the Arctic or Galapagos – what are the concerns and considerations? Are they very different to filming in the Scottish Highlands or central London? While out and about, home or abroad – how does TV production ensure it’s as sustainable as possible? In our remote working and virtual world – do crews really need to fly across the globe? How do production companies work with scientists and experts – to ensure the impact of filming is minimised? What as an industry, could we do better?
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They broke records and made history, beating Germany 2-1 in extra-time with goals from Ella Toone and Chloe Kelly to win their first ever major trophy.
It was a seismic moment for women’s sport in the UK, and it will no doubt have shifted attitudes permanently while inspiring young girls across the country.
Needless to say, it's been a memorable month, as the Lionesses' road to glory was paved with many iconic moments. Too many, really, to list in full. So here are just some:
Calling all students studying in Scotland - STV wants YOU! The Scottish channel will support 10 scholars studying at Scottish universities or colleges, with two years of study remaining. Any applications received from students studying in England, Northern Ireland and Wales after the 29 July will not be considered.
Further high-profile speakers added to the programme include: Barbara Arvanitidis, Senior Producer, CNN; Nima Elbagir, Chief International Investigative Correspondent, CNN; Michael Grade, Chair, Ofcom; Maria Kyriacou, President, ViacomCBS Networks UK, Australia and Israel; Ben McOwen Wilson, Managing Director, YouTube UK and Ireland; Gianluca Mezzofiore, Investigative Producer, CNN; Katie Polglase, Investigative Producer, CNN; Amol Rajan, Journalist & Presenter and Kirsty Wark, Journalist & Writer.
