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English
United States
57 episodes
since April 27, 2020
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The Newswrap is back following summer recess and joined by Edinburgh 2021 advisory chair Georgia Brown to reflect on what will hopefully be the last virtual Edinburgh for a while. Georgia talks preparation, diversity and the streaming presence before the team are on hand to further dissect an ener…
There are 14.1m disabled people in the UK and yet the nation’s largest minority is woefully underrepresented in the TV industry. Two landmark reports are about to be unveiled urging the sector to access the “untapped potential” of this group, talented people like Deaf and Disabled People in TV (DD…

Kids TV special

Summer holidays are upon us and with that six weeks of kids being glued to the screen? But which one? With a proliferation of viewing options available today to the nation’s under-16s, BBC in-house production lead Helen Bullough and Serious Lunch / Eye Present founder Genevieve Dexter are on hand …
The Newswrap is overjoyed to welcome Melvyn Bragg into the guest spot this week, as the current series of his long-running South Bank Show reaches a climax. The Sky Arts magazine format has been showcasing the best up-and-coming British talent for this rather special season and Melvyn opens up abo…
Savings, iPlayer, nations and regions and diversity were just some of the key takeaways to emerge from the BBC’s Annual Report this week and Broadcast chief reporter Max Goldbart and insight editor Jesse Whittock are on hand to dissect. Later, Max catches up with Pact chief executive John McVay as …
The UK government has again raised the spectre of selling off public broadcaster Channel 4 to the private sector, and a formal consultation announcement has sparked real concern that it could happen this time.
It is the show that has lit up the streaming world and as the second part of Lupin returns to Netflix, creator and screenwriter George Kay joins the Newswrap to give his take on the popularity behind the Omar Sy-starring crime-revenge caper, inspired by French literary icon Arsène Lupin. Speaking …
This week, the Newswrap welcomes Zinc Media’s London director of television Greg Sanderson and freelance writer-director Sophie Bernberg to talk LGBTQ+ representation in TV.  The pair set out their personal experiences, from witnessing incidents of homophobia to being ’the only one in the room’, a…
More than a week has now passed since the explosive Lord Dyson report blew the lid on the 1995 Diana interview.  With a review into why Martin Bashir was rehired due out next week, plus another in September, Max Goldbart and Hannah Bowler analyse what the corporation can do next to bury the hatche…
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