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British television has 10 categories.

BAFTA Awards
BBC
British television presenters
British television programmes
British television writers

British TV channels
Foreign TV Channels broadcasting in the UK
ITV
Sky One programmes
TV Channels with British versions

British television has 66 articles.

100 Greatest British Television Programmes	A. A. Englander	Advertising Standards Authority
Alan Hart	Alan Yentob	Alexandra Palace
Angus Loughran	BBC Birmingham	Bill Cotton
Boris Johnson	British Academy of Film and Television Arts	British television
Bryan Cowgill	Cathy Rogers	Cecil McGivern
Cinema Verity	Company Pictures	Des Lynam
Donald Baverstock	Donald Wilson	Euston Films
Flextech	Freeview	General Hospital (British television)
George Barnes	Gerald Cock	ITC Code on Sports and Other Listed Events
Jane Tranter	Jonathan Powell	Kudos (production company)
Light entertainment	Lime Grove Studios	List of BBC Radio programmes adapted for television
List of British television channels	List of British television series remade for the U.S. market	List of U.S. television series remade for the British market
List of UK Digital Terrestrial television channels	London Weekend Television	Lorraine Heggessey
Mal Young	Maurice Gorham	Michael Barry
Michael Grade	Michael Jackson (TV)	Michael Peacock
Michael Wearing	Nicola Shindler	Norman Collins
Ofcom	Paul Fox	Peter Salmon
Red Production Company	Red triangle	Roy Oxley
Royal Television Society	Simon Cowell	Simon Fuller
Soccer AM	Sutton Coldfield television transmitter	Sydney Newman
Television Programming of the BBC	Top 40 greatest TV shows	Top Up TV
UKIB	UKTV	Verity Lambert

Categories: British culture | Entertainment in the United Kingdom | Media of the United Kingdom | Television by country

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