The London- and L.A.-based indie Renowned Films has tapped former Gobstopper Television executive Chris Broughall for the position of head of development, effective immediately.

Primal Media has appointed Ben Riley to the position of head of development.

A+E Networks' true-crime channel Crime+Investigation has expanded its European footprint, launching in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Per a deal with Spike in the Netherlands, DRG is sending almost 200 hours of programming from British producers to the Viacom-owned channel.

TLC has revealed the lineup of special guests who are joining forces to pull off the Say Yes to the Dress: America group Central Park wedding, including bridal expert Randy Fenoli.

Mentorn Scotland has added to its factual slate with three new titles headed for the BBC, including the traveling culinary show Corner Shop Cook-Off.

Lightbox, the factual production company founded by Emmy-winning producers Simon and Jonathan Chinn, has appointed Ben Samuel as the creative director of development.

The factual indie Rare TV has named Peabody Award-winning Channel 4 vet Alexander Gardiner the company’s new CEO.

The U.K. indie Wonder is set to produce Living With Dementia (working title), a series slated to follow the everyday lives of people suffering from the condition, for BBC Two.

Sky is going for a fourth season of Woodcut Media’s true-crime series Britain’s Most Evil Killers and its international counterpart World’s Most Evil Killers to air in the U.K. and Ireland.