Monthly Publication of the RTS
July/August 2024
The Paris Olympics are a showcase for Warner Bros. Discovery and the event’s long-term partner, the...
John Ryley identifies key moments in a campaign psychodrama punctuated by spectacular own goals by...
Steve Clarke reveals how co-operation between broadcasters in 2010 led to today’s leaders’ debates
Rising production values across TV drama have been matched by more imaginative soundscapes.
Andy Harries attends the Euros with playwright James Graham – all part of researching a TV ...
Sky News’ Rob Harris detects last-minute nerves as the French capital prepares to host the...
Matthew Bell finds both belly laughs and existential angst in this 1990s sitcom
Migrants are condemned to a numerical existence. They are dollar signs to rapacious people...
Samantha Beddoe is co-founder, with director Philip Barantini, of It’s All Made Up Productions.
Shilpa Ganatra gets the inside track on how Holly Jackson’s A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder...
ITV’s maverick detective Vera is closing her TV casebook. Graeme Thompson hails the show’s legacy...
An RTS audience and special guests gather for the final bow of the cult macabre comedy ...
Carole Solazzo dissects the art of good factual storytelling
“I personally look back at my years as a runner with really fond memories…. You’re an unsung hero...
The “Big Connection” returned to Glasgow at the end of May with an event focusing on TV’s...
Glasgow’s Old Fruitmarket hosted an all-star ceremony celebrating the best of Scottish TV.
ITV hopes that its new comedy Piglets can bring the laughs back to Saturday night.
Three producers tell the RTS how they make their prime-time medical series.
Stuart Ray reports on the centre’s industry and student awards at Hampshire’s cricket...
Matthew Bell reports on the centre’s awards, held amid the splendour of Cambridge’s Gonville &...
A recent RTS roundtable on newsroom diversity highlighted several initiatives to make TV newsrooms...
