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With costume design by Annie Hardinge, EDDIE THE EAGLE soars into cinemas this weekend!

Starring Hugh Jackman and Taron Egerton, it tells the true story of Michael 'Eddie' Edwards adventures at the 1988 Winter Olympics.

The BBC Three drama edited by Kim Gaster is now available on BBC iplayer.

The follow-up to the award winning Murdered by my Boyfriend highlights the troubling prevalence of “honour-based” crimes in the UK and is already garnering critical praise of it's own.

The 2016 BAFTA TV nominations have been announced with several productions of interest in contention.

Edited by Justin Krish, No Offence is nominated for Best Drama Series while The Go-Between, edited by Stuart Gazzard is up for Best Single Drama.

This is England '90 featuring costume design by Charlotte Walter, The Enfield Haunting with costume design by Pam Downe and Doctor Foster featuring hair and make-up by Jojo Williams are all nominated for Best Mini-Series.

Holby City, with episodes written by Joe Ainsworth, is nominated for Best Soap and Continuing Drama.

Congratulations to the team behind No Offence, including editor Justin Krish, who won Best Drama Series at the RTS Programme Awards 2016.

Huge congratulations to Marianne Agertoft who has been nominated for Best Costume Design at this years BAFTA Television Craft Awards for her stunning work on series I of Poldark.

Featuring costume design by Annie Hardinge, The A Word debuts at 9pm on BBC One on Tuesday, 22nd March.

Starring Christopher Eccleston and Morven Christie, The A Word tells the story of a family's struggle to come to the terms with their son's autism diagnosis.