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Disney+ Counts Itself Out Of Race For Premier League Rights; ‘Golden Girls’ To Land On Streamer In 2021 - deadline.com - Britain - India
deadline.com
17.02.2021 / 14:44

Disney+ Counts Itself Out Of Race For Premier League Rights; ‘Golden Girls’ To Land On Streamer In 2021

Disney+ has no plans to enter the live sports arena in Europe any time soon, according to the Mouse House’s top European executive, meaning that the streaming giant will not be competing for Premier League rights in the UK.

Is 'Small Axe' a Film or TV Series? Director Steve McQueen Clears Up Category Confusion - www.hollywoodreporter.com - London - India
hollywoodreporter.com
16.02.2021 / 17:21

Is 'Small Axe' a Film or TV Series? Director Steve McQueen Clears Up Category Confusion

Steve McQueen's BBC and Amazon anthology series Small Axe has been racking up awards — along with some confusion. The series that follows West Indian immigrants in London comprises five short films, varying in length from 64 minutes to 128 minutes.

Deer rescue from frozen Scots canal ends in tragedy as animal dies despite being freed - www.dailyrecord.co.uk - Scotland
dailyrecord.co.uk
12.02.2021 / 22:21

Deer rescue from frozen Scots canal ends in tragedy as animal dies despite being freed

Cumbernauld earlier today.The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and Scottish SPCA managed to remove the animal just after midday.However, the roe deer sadly passed away a short time later.Eye-witness Frank Urban caught the moment the animal was pulled into the boat on film.The clip shows the fire service carefully manoeuvring towards the creature in a rubber dinghy type boat.They throw a blanket over the deer and managed to bundle it aboard before being pulled back to safety.Despite their

BBC Swoops For BAFTA-Winning Channel 4 Comedy ‘Toast’; Matt Berry’s Character Heads To Hollywood - deadline.com - city Tinseltown
deadline.com
10.02.2021 / 14:40

BBC Swoops For BAFTA-Winning Channel 4 Comedy ‘Toast’; Matt Berry’s Character Heads To Hollywood

What We Do In the Shadows actor Matt Berry is to revive his cult character, Steven Toast, after six years — and the comedy has been swooped up by the BBC after it originally aired on Channel 4.

Rotterdam & Goteborg Winners; Thruline Signs Writer Celeste Parr; Nathalie Emmanuel Joins Audio Series ‘Unsinkable’ – Global Briefs - deadline.com - France - India - Kosovo
deadline.com
08.02.2021 / 18:15

Rotterdam & Goteborg Winners; Thruline Signs Writer Celeste Parr; Nathalie Emmanuel Joins Audio Series ‘Unsinkable’ – Global Briefs

Rotterdam Winners This year’s virtual International Film Festival Rotterdam has crowned the winners from its film program. Southern India-set Pebbles by Vinothraj P.S won the Tiger Award, while I Comete – A Corsican Summer by French filmmaker Pascal Tagnati and Looking for Venera by Norika Sefa from Kosovo both won Special Jury Awards.

Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla's SECRET battle! - www.newidea.com.au
newidea.com.au
04.02.2021 / 10:45

Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla's SECRET battle!

However, a royal finance expert has now pointed out that even if Camilla does take her place on the throne alongside her husband, she won’t have any of his power – or financial clout. After all, when the Queen dies, it will be Charles and his direct blood line – not Camilla or her family – who inherit the monarch’s riches.

Live Test Cricket Returns to U.K. Free-to-Air TV as Channel 4 Wins India vs. England Series Rights - variety.com - Australia - India
variety.com
03.02.2021 / 20:13

Live Test Cricket Returns to U.K. Free-to-Air TV as Channel 4 Wins India vs. England Series Rights

Naman Ramachandran U.K. free-to-air terrestrial broadcaster Channel 4 has won the rights to the upcoming England vs.

Channel 4, BT Sport and Sky in talks to screen England tour in India - www.msn.com - Britain - India
msn.com
29.01.2021 / 05:15

Channel 4, BT Sport and Sky in talks to screen England tour in India

England fans can look forward to watching Joe Root’s side take on India in the Test series that begins next Friday with global rights holder Star Sports in advanced negotiations with several broadcasters including Channel 4 for a UK deal. With no broadcaster willing to meet Star’s £20million asking price it had been feared that the Disney-owned company would opt to show the four-match series on their Hotstar streaming platform.

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