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Broadcaster denies it's second-guessing Sentech, but says it wants to be sure everyone is ready for digital migration before it shuts down analogue transmitters.

They said the same, didnt they? yes, that is a valid point. but it is also interesting because you look at the consultation responses you have altered dont sell it or leave it in state ownership, and you look at a public polling which shows that 53% of the public didnt even know so its notjust the one consultation process that we have taken but our responsibility as the government is to take a view, and our view is that we need to future proof channel for and we need to protect it for the future...

Love to work in the creative industries, but dont get the chance right now. so putting that money back into training, back into the regions, back into those areas that need levelling up, so we can train skills to work in that sector. we made more films in the uk in the last three months of last year than they did in hollywood, that shows... and that is before the new studios are built. do you have a sense of how much money youre going to generate from the sale of channel 4 and does the governmen...

And i think... do you think he is addressing it successfully? there hasnt been time yet. the ten point plan only came out three months ago. and it is going to take time to work through. sometimes i wonder if it is a culture. all organisations develop cultures within them, whether it is a cricket club or a broadcaster, they all develop a culture. that is like that story when people were crying because that always had a total majority but it is nonsense. sometimes the bbc, i think, just thinks it ...

Which will be in the media bill, we are going to allow you to raise that investment so you can grow and innovate and the sky is the limit. start to dream, channel 4. that is the criticism you hear from the smaller production companies, that if you allow, say, a big production company to buy channel 4 when it goes private, then they could just give all the programmes to themselves to make and then all the smaller production companies lose out but i can see the arguments. there are lots of protect...

"I'm grateful to be doing what I love, and loving what I do," Penny said.

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Everywhere but there is a battle in the supermarket aisles on the everyday essentials to try and keep prices as low as possible, because of course food price inflation hasnt been this high since a decade ago and back then the big four but the prices that can be in much and allowed aldi and lidl to steal customers and they cant afford for that to happen this time round, so that to happen this time round, so thatis that to happen this time round, so that is why the supermarkets, the main supermark...

UTV has disclosed a significant hit to its profits in the first year of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Billions, 17 billion essentially is going to be written off, it will concern a lot of people. especially as we see in the other front pages today the chancellor isnt willing today the chancellor isnt willing to put any serious money forward to alleviate the cost of living crisis. the article also reports thatjust a few dozen directors have been disciplined for this, theyve been written off of being directors of companies. at £17 billion of suspected fraud, that was clearly more than a couple of...