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| - | <div class="square" style="float:left">[[ | + | <div class="square" style="float:left">[[Image:Square_dermot_oleary.jpg|The X Factor]]</div>27 March 2015 '''Leaving the Competition Tonight is... Dermot O'Leary'''<br />[[Dermot O'Leary]] has announced that he has left [[The X Factor]]. He first hosted the programme in 2007, when he took over from original host [[Kate Thornton]]. O'Leary commented, 'After eight wonderful years on The X Factor it's time for me to move on'. A replacement has not yet been announced.<br/><br/> |
<div class="square" style="float:right">[[File:Square_big_brother_2010.jpg|Big Brother]]</div>19 March '''Channel 5 moves in with Big Brother Again '''<br />It has been announced that Channel 5 has extended its deal to broadcast [[Big Brother]] for another three years. The agreement between the channel's owner Viacom, and Endemol subsidiary Initial, will see two celebrity series and one civilian series, as well as associated spin-offs, air each year until the end of 2018.<br/><br/> | <div class="square" style="float:right">[[File:Square_big_brother_2010.jpg|Big Brother]]</div>19 March '''Channel 5 moves in with Big Brother Again '''<br />It has been announced that Channel 5 has extended its deal to broadcast [[Big Brother]] for another three years. The agreement between the channel's owner Viacom, and Endemol subsidiary Initial, will see two celebrity series and one civilian series, as well as associated spin-offs, air each year until the end of 2018.<br/><br/> | ||
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<div class="square" style="float:left">[[Image:Square eurovision logo.jpg|Eurovision Song Contest]]</div>10 February 2015 '''Good evening. This is Canberra calling.'''<br/>The European Broadcasting Union has announced that Australia has been invited to compete in this year's [[Eurovision Song Contest]]. The contest has a strong following Down Under, and in recognition of this, the country has been granted a wildcard entry into the final. The EBU has said this is a one-off to mark the contest's 60th anniversary, but should they win, Australia will be allowed to defend their title in a European city in 2016. Organisers have also not ruled out allowing other guest countries to compete in the future.<br/><br/> | <div class="square" style="float:left">[[Image:Square eurovision logo.jpg|Eurovision Song Contest]]</div>10 February 2015 '''Good evening. This is Canberra calling.'''<br/>The European Broadcasting Union has announced that Australia has been invited to compete in this year's [[Eurovision Song Contest]]. The contest has a strong following Down Under, and in recognition of this, the country has been granted a wildcard entry into the final. The EBU has said this is a one-off to mark the contest's 60th anniversary, but should they win, Australia will be allowed to defend their title in a European city in 2016. Organisers have also not ruled out allowing other guest countries to compete in the future.<br/><br/> | ||
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''Previous stories can be found in our [[News Archive]]. For more in-depth analysis, check out [[Weaver's Week]], usually published every Sunday.'' | ''Previous stories can be found in our [[News Archive]]. For more in-depth analysis, check out [[Weaver's Week]], usually published every Sunday.'' | ||
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Dermot O'Leary has announced that he has left The X Factor. He first hosted the programme in 2007, when he took over from original host Kate Thornton. O'Leary commented, 'After eight wonderful years on The X Factor it's time for me to move on'. A replacement has not yet been announced.
It has been announced that Channel 5 has extended its deal to broadcast Big Brother for another three years. The agreement between the channel's owner Viacom, and Endemol subsidiary Initial, will see two celebrity series and one civilian series, as well as associated spin-offs, air each year until the end of 2018.
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The European Broadcasting Union has announced that Australia has been invited to compete in this year's Eurovision Song Contest. The contest has a strong following Down Under, and in recognition of this, the country has been granted a wildcard entry into the final. The EBU has said this is a one-off to mark the contest's 60th anniversary, but should they win, Australia will be allowed to defend their title in a European city in 2016. Organisers have also not ruled out allowing other guest countries to compete in the future.
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