Adeel Amini: Last News

Pan-industry group Coalition for Change, which fights for better working conditions for the UK TV freelance community, has unveiled a trio of committee members.

The Coalition for Change, the UK freelance collective set up in 2020, has set out a long-term strategy including a target to create a pipeline for its freelancers‘ charter at the begininng, middle and end of all TV productions.

Alan Carr has landed his first primetime quiz show for the BBC, a picture format in which contestants correctly identify images.

Piers Morgan has hit out at claims he 'bullied' members of his production team throughout his career.The Good Morning Britain host took to Twitter to post to his 7 million follows after an anonymous letter was reportedly signed by a large number of TV freelancers and executives.Earlier this month Piers was locked in a savage Twitter spat with former Life Stories researcher Adeel Amini.The former ITV worker kicked off the war of words after publicly claiming he would 'very much say no' to working with Piers again.While Adeel didn't tag Susanna Reid's co-star in his initial tweet, Piers still ended up seeing it and lashed back.Pulling no punches, the star said: "You spent precisely two months working on Life Stories in 2010 and judging by

Nearly 1,200 UK television freelancers and executives have signed an open letter to ITV accusing Piers Morgan of bullying after the Good Morning Britain presenter targeted former colleague, Adeel Amini, on Twitter.

Piers Morgan's conduct is to be "discussed by ITV" following a Twitter spat with former Life Stories researcher Adeel Amini, according to reports from Broadcast Now.The Twitter row started after the former ITV employee revealed on the platform that he'd "very much say no" to working on the show again before going on to appear to accuse the ITV presenter, 55, of "bullying".After spotting the tweet which didn't tag him directly, the Good Morning Britain presenter addressed the blow for his 7.7million followers to see.He wrote: "Hi Adeel, you spent precisely two months working on Life Stories in 2010 & judging by your CV that was the pinnacle of your TV career."So you really don’t need to worry about getting any more job offers from me because

Jamie Lang In today’s Global Bulletin, Telepool finds its new CEO in Jan Frouman, Edinburgh TV Festival recognizes freelance advocate Adeel Amini, Fantasia announces its winners, Spain’s Weird Market goes hybrid and Noah Media Group provides a first look at its upcoming documentary “Finding Jack Charlton.”German licensing, distribution and production company Telepool has appointed Jan Frouman as the company’s new CEO and managing director effective immediately, replacing André Druskeit, who stepped down to pursue other opportunities.Working out of the company’s Munich offices, Frouman will head development, financing and production activities for the company, as well as overseeing Telepool’s subsidiary companies including Global Screen,