Kristin Brzoznowski

The SVOD service Sundance Now is set to stream the four-part drama 54 Hours, based on the true story of a 1988 German bank heist gone awry, in the U.S. and Canada.

Viu's Asian adaptation of The Bridge will become available on HBO Asia’s channels and services throughout the region.

Producers with drama series projects looking for international co-production partners are invited to submit those concepts for participation in the Berlinale Co-Pro Series event.

Channel 5 has commissioned Cold Call, a four-part psychological thriller from Chalkboard TV.

Apple has ordered the original drama Foundation, based on Isaac Asimov’s book of the same name, from Skydance Television.

ABC has gone straight to series with a new crime drama starring Poppy Montgomery, Reef Break, produced by ABC Studios and ABC Studios International in partnership with France's M6.

Nicole Taylor is writing the emotional thriller The Nest for BBC One, while Michaela Coel will pen the landmark drama Jan 22nd (working title) for BBC Two, and Sally Rooney will be adapting her forthcoming novel Normal People for BBC Three.

Sky Vision has sold the Sky original drama series Save Me, created and written by Lennie James, to Starz in the U.S.

Channel 4 has lined up The Boys, a five-part series written by Russell T Davies (Queer as Folk, A Very English Scandal, Cucumber) set in the 1980s.

The fifth season of Peaky Blinders will air on BBC One next year, moving from its previous home on BBC Two.