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BAFTA has unveiled the nominations for this year's BAFTA Children & Young People Awards, which are returning for the first time in three years.

The BBC has commissioned a new five-part drama series based on the multi-award-winning 2021 film Boiling Point.

Mattel has renewed its licensing partnership with The Pokémon Company International in the building sets category.

Dandelooo has secured a deal that will see season four of The Treehouse Stories (La Cabane à Histoires) air daily on Canal+ Kids and be available on myCANAL.

Hallmark Media has signed a multi-picture overall deal with Alexa PenaVega (Love in the Limelight, Taking a Shot at Love) and Carlos PenaVega (Love in the Limelight, A Midnight Kiss).

The BBC has expanded its digital team in North America with two new hires, including NBCUniversal alum Jen Brown as senior VP of programming and content strategy for global digital news and streaming.

TV Formats recaps the biggest formats news to come out of MIPCOM last week.

All3Media-backed indie Build Your Own (BYO) Films has tapped Natasha Phillips as head of development to manage and grow its slate of scripted and non-scripted programs.

Enders Analysis has revised its forecasts to a new low for U.K. broadcasters’ viewing audiences: falling to just half of all video viewing in 2027, down from 63 percent.

Environmentalist and science broadcaster David Suzuki has revealed he is retiring next spring after 43 years as host of CBC’s The Nature of Things.