Television Magazine
Monthly Publication of the RTS
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May 2022
New legislation will aim to create a level playing field between the UK’s public service...
Steve Clarke is gripped by a groundbreaking crime show that made a star of Robbie Coltrane.
When Better Call Saul was spun off from Breaking Bad in 2015, like its predecessor, it became one...
Sarah Brewerton took the Editor prize at the RTS Craft & Design Awards 2021 for her work on...
TV natural Stacey Dooley gives RTS Futures her account of her current series, Stacey Dooley Sleeps...
Novelists Mark Billingham and Douglas Skelton offer their take on the UK’s most notorious crimes.
Signpost Productions’ employment of deaf and disabled people is a model of diversity. Graeme...
From red carpets to the Venice Biennale, Shaminder Nahal admires exceptionally talented women.
Andrew Sheldon warns that the Government’s broadcasting reforms are not what indies based outside...
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland won four prizes, including the Factual and Drama categories,...
Regent’s University London enjoyed a successful evening at the RTS London Student Television Awards...
The politician and banker John Purvis CBE has died at the age of 83.
Plymouth College of Art took home three of the four principal prizes from the RTS Devon and...
More than 250 guests attended the RTS Cymru Wales Awards in early April at the Royal Welsh College...
Ireland’s leading broad casters, RTÉ, Virgin Media, TG4 and Sky Ireland, all landed prizes at the...
ITV News Anglia took the News Programme prize for its special edition on climate change at the RTS...
A new TV film drama, Floodlights, pulls no punches in depicting the childhood sexual abuse of Andy...
Reality shows and quizzes would be nothing without the extraordinary ordinary people who appear on...
At the beginning of April, the Society’s specialist technology centre ran a series of three evening...