A drop of star dust?

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Some observers believe that the era of star presenters of light entertainment television programmes in the UK is coming to an end. This is because the places from which established presenters came, particularly music halls and seaside summer seasons, no longer exist. However, it is possible to argue that there is still a valuable role for today's star presenters. Indeed, there is a great deal of younger talent with potential. Possible star presenters of the future include Johnny Vaughan, comedians Jeff Green and Phil Jupitus and performer Tim Vine.

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Making Sky One the sixth channel

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Sara Ramsden describes her job to turn Sky One into the nation's sixth television channel. Her goal is to retain most of the flavor of the programs, but make the company's offerings more intelligent, sophisticated, and suitable for women.

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Swept off our feet

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Mike Bullen, writer of the comedy drama "Cold Feet," is relocating to Australia to focus on new programs for British television. His first project, entitled "Life Begins," centers around the lives of women in their forties.

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