Television Magazine
Monthly Publication of the RTS
March 2023
New children’s show Phoenix Rise tackles exclusion, bullying and anxiety but still manages to be...
After Sam Ryder’s near triumph, can the UK top the leaderboard in Liverpool? The RTS learns how to...
Carole Solazzo suggests television’s love affair with Yorkshire has not yet run its course.
Soccer mom Dawn Airey cheers on her daughter playing the beautiful game on a freezing February...
John Mair investigates the appeal of one of TV’s greatest crime series as the franchise finally...
Matthew Bell rediscovers a classic cop show ahead of its time in highlighting police corruption
Matt Wilkinson of Collective Media Group is currently teeing up the opening and closing TV...
A new podcast argues that football was better in the good old days, but Harry Bennett...
Jennie Marwick-Evans wants young people considering a career in TV to seize new opportunities in...
An RTS panel considers how the TV sector can do more to recruit and retain the workers it needs.
British broadcasters were praised for their coverage of Queen Elizabeth II’s death and its...
Adrian Lester and Will Trotter (below) delivered thoughtful and entertaining lectures, after they...
TV talent flocked to the RTS Careers Fair to help young people get in and on in the industry....
Sally Wainwright’s TV drama has changed thousands of lives around the world, says Carole Solazzo
Access-all-areas sports docs are all the rage. Joe Towns hears what film-makers and execs are up to...
The RTS hears how Kate Winslet and Dominic Savage collaborated to create a heartbreaking story of a...
The University of the West of England enjoyed a good night at Bristol’s Watershed Cinema last...
