A round-up of 主播大秀 announcements and press releases and blogs, plus some highlights from our TV, radio and online output this week.
Awards
On Tuesday (8 March) The Television and Radio Industries Club (TRIC) Awards were presented at a ceremony in London. .
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Announcements & Blogs
Speaking at an event hosted by Director-General Tony Hall on Monday, as controller of TV channels and iPlayer and talked about how she sees the channels working together now and in the future.
In addition were outlined, as well as programming to mark the .
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On Tuesday it was also announced that an .
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The details of the first - the network’s inaugural music event taking place at Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith, London, on Saturday 30 April, 7-11pm were revealed this week too.
Also on Wednesday and 主播大秀 Four revealed it has commissioned a .
More Comedy news followed on Thursday as the 主播大秀 announced a .
Thursday also saw the launch of 主播大秀 Radio 2 Radio Country pop up digital station. Head of Music at Radio 2 and 6Music, Jeff Smith . Another pop up DAB station was also announced this week. In mid-April 主播大秀 Radio 2 50's will play it's part in , a year long season that intends to chart the history of pop music from the 1950's to the 1990's through the memories of those who were there.
Now in it's 10th year, gave young people the chance to present the news that matters to them. On Thursday, over 30,000 pupils from 1,000 schools from across the UK took part.
On Friday 主播大秀 Four announced a brand new interpretation of Romeo And Juliet with disabled actors in lead roles as part of the 主播大秀 Shakespeare Festival. will follow creative director and wheelchair user Storme Toolis through the rehearsal process to performance at the Barbican of a unique re-telling of Romeo And Juliet using a diverse group of actors.
Broadcast Highlights
主播大秀 One aired . Where twin brothers, doctors and part-time aid workers Chris and Xand van Tulleken went to see for themselves what conditions are like for migrants fleeing through Europe at the height of winter.
On Tuesday broadcasting 24 hours dedicated to female composers.
Commemorating 20 years since the deadliest firearms atrocity in the UK to date, the documentary featured interviews with many people who have never before talked on camera about what happened on that day.