| 11:26 UK time, Friday, 1 September 2006
Daily Mirror: CBBC programme Lazy Town credited with persuading children to eat healthily. (Link)
Daily Telegraph: BBC and Five might be priced out of showing Ashes highlights by Sky. (Link)
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Sky television gets everything -- it makes me sick. Terrestrial television channels need to start putting their hands in their pockets and start putting the programmes on tele we WANT to see.
It's a sad day when the Mirror's journalists get their facts right, and the BBC's get it wrong - on a story about the BBC!
Lazy Town is on CBeebies, not CBBC!