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Michaela Coel is working on a new series for the BBC that the British broadcaster has said could have links to the I May Destroy You universe, her blistering drama about a woman piecing together the events of her sexual assault.

The BBC has announced a slate of new commissions that it claims is part of its plan to stretch its creative muscle outside of London and portray audiences from across the U.K.

The BBC has unveiled a slate of eight drama series, including the latest projects from the writing teams behind The Salisbury Poisonings and Humans, and a Maxine Peake series about sexual politics in the modern workplace.

The Mirror.The new book tells how Victoria was permitted to leave hospital and spend her final days at her home in Highgate, North London.A number of people cared for the 62-year-old including TV executive Piers Wenger, who moved in with Victoria for two weeks, and the pair would watch Masterchef together — three episodes at a time.Piers then left the comedian in the care of her sister, Rosalind, and the two siblings spent hours listening to Radio 3.

Radio Times : "With the finale of series four showing Georgie ready to move on with her life, it feels like the right time for us to do the same.

Coronavirus continues to keep much of the TV industry on hold

The BBC said it is hoping to resume filming on soaps including EastEnders “as soon as possible”.

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Piers Wenger, controller of BBC Drama, told reporters in London on Monday that the British public broadcaster is the "primary incubator of storytelling talent in the U.K." and has a key role to play in the streaming age. "Development is time-consuming, rooted in trust and financially risky," he said at a press event.