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Sky unveils new-look EPG
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Sky has published a video of its new-look Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) which is currently being rolled out. In a blog posting Sky TV Brand Director Luke Bradley-Jones says new guide will be available on “ten of thousands of boxes from today and expanding to millions more before the end of 2012.” Bradley-Jones writes: “One…
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Skyfall – first official trailer
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Here’s the first official trailer from Skyfall – James Bond’s much anticipated cinema return. The film and stars Daniel Craig, who returns for his third film as Ian Fleming’s James Bond 007, and arrives at UK cinemas on 26th October 2012 and in North America on November 9th. In the film Bond’s loyalty to M is…
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Sky Living announces Bedlam series 2 start date
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The six-part second series of Sky Living’s ghost drama Bedlam starts June 6th. In January the broadcaster announced that former EastEnder Lacey Turner was to join the show. Set in an apartment block built in a former asylum, the first series starred Will Young, Theo James and Charlotte Salt as the flatmates haunted by ghostly…
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The Kumars move to Sky 1 HD
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Sky 1HD is bringing The Kumars back to television screens this Autumn after a six year absence. The new series sees the return of Sanjeev Bhaskar, Meera Syal (Gran/Ummi), Vincent Ebrahim (Dad/Ashwin Kumar) and Indira Joshi (Mum/Madhuri Kumar) and is written by Bhaskar with Bert Tyler Moore, George Jeffrie and Suk Pannu. Forced to down-size…
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Sky Atlantic to screen Armando Iannucci’s Veep
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Armando Iannucci’s Veep, described by some as a US-version of The Thick Of It, is to air on Sky Atlantic later this year. In the sitcom Julia Louis-Dreyfus plays US Vice President Selina Meyer who, having recently taken up the post, soon realises the job entails a lot more than she bargained for. The cast…
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Sky to screen all 24 James Bond films in HD
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James Bond fans will be able to enjoy the super-sleuth’s 24 big screen outings in HD and without adverts for the first time on British television thanks to a new deal between Sky and MGM. The broadcaster will screen all 22 official EON Bond films as well as the 1967 Casino Royale and Never Say…