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Vlv Awards for Excellence in Broadcasting 2016 Nominees VLV AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN BROADCASTING 2016 NOMINEES: BEST TV DRAMA PROGRAMME Endeavour ITV Line of Duty BBC Two National Treasure Channel 4 The Missing BBC One The Night Manager BBC One War and Peace BBC One BEST TV NEWS AND FACTUAL PROGRAMME Daily Politics BBC Two Mary Beard’s Ultimate Rome, Empire without Limit BBC Two Planet Earth II BBC One Slow Television BBC Four The Coming War on China ITV The Secret Life of 4 Year Olds Channel 4 BEST TV CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME Hey Duggee CBeebies Horrible Histories CBBC My Life CBBC Operation Ouch CBBC Something Special CBeebies Stick Man BBC One BEST TV ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMME Have I got News for you BBC One Power Monkeys Channel 4 The Great British Bake Off BBC One The Last Leg Channel 4 The X Factor ITV University Challenge BBC Two BEST TV INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTION Sir David Attenborough Mary Berry Clare Balding Lyse Doucet Professor Mary Beard Andrew Neil BEST RADIO DRAMA AND COMEDY PROGRAMME Dead Ringers Radio 4 Ed Reardon’s Week Radio 4 I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue Radio 4 Just a Minute Radio 4 The Archers Radio 4 The Now Show Radio 4 BEST RADIO NEWS AND FACTUAL PROGRAMME Start the Week Radio 4 The Briefing Room Radio 4 The Life Scientific Radio 4 The Media Show Radio 4 Today Radio 4 World At One Radio 4 BEST RADIO MUSIC AND ARTS PROGRAMME Front Row Radio 4 In Tune Radio 4 Private Passions Radio 4 Record Review Radio 4 Saturday Review Radio 4 Soul Music Radio 4 BEST INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTOR TO RADIO Tim Harford The late Steve Hewlett Mishal Husain Paddy O’Connell Sean Rafferty Tom Sutcliffe .
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