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1. Christian O'Connell, Xfm. 'Mould-breaking', 'standard-setting', 'pure genius': these are just...the most listened to radio station in London. His "get up with a giggle" breakfast show, co ... market share of any commercial radio station in London. 3. Chiller Cabinet, Classic FM What ... show in London for 15- to 24-year-olds, with around 750,000 listeners tuning in every morning ...
-Men was inevitable. X2 was rated by many as even better than the hugely enjoyable mutant melodrama original. But a ...
2. Word The former Emap hero David Hepworth's first launch since setting up the publishing company, Development Hell, is a worthy, almost pompous, music title. Word pulls in some good interviews but even with an upsurge in music monthly sales might struggle against Emap's Mojo and IPC's Uncut. 3 ...
buyer to be kicked upstairs to a big desk and an even bigger mega-buying role. 10 Andy Roberts ...
LONDON – Five is continuing its move upmarket with plans to strengthen its science and history
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LONDON - As many as 50 parties have now declared an interest in buying Hollinger International
desire to live in the middle of nowhere. Crikey, I don't even know where the middle of nowhere ... guessed. And even back in England, I don't mind being out and having a twenty-nothing girl apparently ...
LONDON - Project Tyson, Emap's new weekly men's magazine, is to hit newsstands in January
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