Television Magazine

Television Magazine

Monthly Publication of the RTS

November 2024

A headshot of ITN news presenter Ronke Phillips
TV London news presenter Ronke Phillips never stops – but still finds time to hold down a second...
Gary Barlow stood in a vineyard
Take That frontman Gary Barlow is seen roadtripping his way through South Africa in a new ITV...
The yellow, comic book style artwork for the Guardian Football Weekly features headshots of hosts Max Rushden and Barry Glendenning
Football was made for the content machine. 
Cameron Roach looks into the camera
“We are constantly fed the rhetoric that the industry is in challenging times. It is… but the world...
Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith look into the camera, peering from around a wall dressed as their characters Edward and Tubbs
Steve Clarke braves the infamous local show for local people… and is still recovering from the...
A Bafta-winning children’s television creator has told how his company found success by co-...
Lucy Price smiles into the camera
Lucy Price moved from working as an assistant director to start her own TV and film talent...
Gwyneth Hughes stands holding her RTS Yorkshire award trophy
World Productions’ medical thriller Malpractice took home two top prizes at the 20th RTS Yorkshire...
Eddie Redmayne steps onto a train as the titular assassin of The Day of the Jackal
The mission: to reinvent The Day of the Jackal as a 10-part TV series. Shilpa Ganatra finds out how...
A packed out hall sees TV exhibitors speak to students
Roz Laws hears some helpful and surprising advice from industry experts at a packed TV careers fair...
Kully Khaila stands at a lecturn
Kully Khaila sees momentum building for TV production in the region. Now the challenge is to...
Susan, the subject of the documentary Walking the Labyrinth, sits at a desk drawing
Jessica Doherty’s documentary Walking the Labyrinth, which won the Undergraduate Factual – Long...
Anna Maxwell Martin kneels down for tea on a colourful rug, in character as Delia Balmer in Until I Kill You
Delia Balmer lived with a multiple murderer and survived. Matthew Bell hears how ITV has turned her...
The queue to enter this year's IBC
Artificial intelligence aside, there was also huge relief at IBC that the industry is on the up....
Channel 5 President Sarah Rose walked down the aisle last year to the dramatic theme from HBO’s...
The coppers of Hope Street stand next to a lighthouse on the coast of Donaghadee in Northern Ireland
Maureen Coleman hails the return of Northern Ireland’s gentle daytime drama Hope Street
Rebecca Hall stands in a classroom, hands on her face and eyes closed, as if in pain
Matthew Bell talks to Rebecca Hall and the team behind tantalising new BBC drama The Listeners
From bustling streets to muddy farmyards and historic castles, TV tourism is now big business....
Two kids wearing England football shirts watch England play in Euro 2024 on TV
Tara Conlan gets to grips with a jittery market as broadcasters face new competitors for ad revenue...
This year’s Steve Hewlett Memorial Lecture speaker recalls a golden age of big budgets...
ohn Moulding, Amy Tocock, Neil Mortensen and Lucy Gregory sit on a panel
In a rapidly shifting landscape of television viewing, our panel of experts got to grips with today...
The BBC’s disinformation expert stays optimistic despite the trolling she endures on social media....
Dan Louw, Jules Hudson, Helen Skelton, Christa Ackroyd, Rob and Dave Nicholson sit on a panel
Alison Jones spends an evening with the ‘farmy army’, celebrating Daisybeck Studios’ hit...