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Delhi as the street kids see it
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Baby food giant hails hungry adult market
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Early childhood experiences can shape a career
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Caroline Quentin interview: Young at heart
Telegraph 14/3/10
Caroline Quentin talks to Daphen Lockyer about her return to television, her family and why she’s a fan of teenagers.
Smoking in Tintin cartoon breaks Turkish law
Telegraph 18/02/10
The Turkish government has fined a television channel for airing an episode of the Tintin cartoon that illegally showed criminal gang members smoking.
Video with sound: How Skippy the bush kangaroo came to talk
BBC News 16/02/10
When Skippy, the Australian TV series about a crime-busting kangaroo was broadcast in the late 1960s, it soon became a hit around the world.
Palin blasts show mocking Down Syndrome son
Independent 17/02/10
Sarah Palin, the former U.S. vice presidential candidate, is used to finding herself the brunt of jokes but her humor snapped when the animated TV show “Family Guy” appeared to mock her son who has Down syndrome.
Anti-terror police quizzed kids television Toonattik presenters over hairdryers
The Independent 26/01/10
Kids TV hosts Anna Williamson and Jamie Rickers said they were questioned by police under anti-terrorism powers - for carrying glittery hairdryers.
Are children getting the programmes they deserve?
Telegraph 26/01/10
There is more children’s television than ever, but less and less of it reflects British life – and programme-makers are worried, writes Cassandra Jardine.
Children’s shows now CGI to appeal to video games generation
Telegraph 25/01/20
The majority of children’s television shows need to be computer generated to appeal to youngsters brought up on computers and video games, according to the producer of Thomas of the Tank Engine.
BBC to launch an X Factor style science show for children
Telegraph 20/01/10
The BBC is to launch an X Factor style science show for children to help make them ’scientifically literate’.
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