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Extra: John Whittingdale out; Formagination winners

In today's 'Extra,' UK PM Theresa May sacks John Whittingdale (pictured) as culture secretary, while Armoza Formats reveals Formagination winners and A+E Networks commissions a worldwide factual crime series from IWC Media.

July 14, 2016

In today's 'Extra,' UK PM Theresa May sacks John Whittingdale (pictured) as culture secretary, while Armoza Formats reveals Formagination winners and A+E Networks commissions a worldwide factual crime series from IWC Media.

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A+E Networks, Armoza Formats, Crime & Investigation, Extra, Formagination, IWC Media, John Whittingdale, Koulla Anastasi, Miki Geva, Real or Fake, Robbie Coltrane's Critical Evidence, Ross Harper, Theresa May

TAGS:

A+E Networks, Armoza Formats, Crime & Investigation, Extra, Formagination, IWC Media, John Whittingdale, Koulla Anastasi, Miki Geva, Real or Fake, Robbie Coltrane's Critical Evidence, Ross Harper, Theresa May

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Daniele Alcinii is a news editor at realscreen, the leading international publisher of non-fiction film and television industry news and content. He joined the RS team in 2015 with experience in journalism following a stint out west with Sun Media in Edmonton's Capital Region, and with communications work in Melbourne, Australia and Toronto. You can follow him on Twitter at @danielealcinii.

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