Jamie Stalcup

Tony Tackaberry, former CEO of Lion Television US, and his new company Station 6 Productions have entered a co-production partnership with the recently formed Timestamp Media.

Channel 4 has slated Noah Media Group’s 1966: Who Stole The World Cup? to premiere on November 14.

Production has begun on Lockerbie (w.t.), a new three-part series about the 1988 bombing of Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, for Sky.

The unscripted production company Truly Original, owned by Banijay, has signed a first-look deal with New York-based comedy producers Jim Biederman (Kids in the Hall) and Jodi Lennon (At Home with Amy Sedaris).

Welsh-language broadcaster S4C has signed TV and radio presenter Jason Mohammad as an ambassador and has commissioned three prime-time projects with him.

Netflix has expanded its natural history slate with six new docuseries set to premiere over the next several years.

Congress ’22, presented by the World Congress of Science and Factual Producers (WCSFP), has revealed that its flagship session What’s the Buzz will be presented by four of the most prominent factual hosts in the U.K.

The HISTORY Channel in Romania has premiered its first local commission, The Mystery of Dacian Gold, a docuseries exploring the area’s ancient history.

BBC Studios Entertainment is producing Anton and Giovanni: Adventures in Sicily, a travel series featuring Strictly Come Dancing stars Anton du Beke and Giovanni Pernice, for BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

UKTV has commissioned the observational documentary series Classic Car Garage for its factual channel Yesterday.