The TV adaptation of the How To Train Your Dragon films has been picked up by Netflix in a deal that will see the on-demand platform gain exclusive rights.
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In what is to become a broadcasting first, Channel 4 will broadcast a performance by singer Sam Smith live over an entire ad break.
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