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another good way of thinking about what cracking value radio 4 is that it makes twenty hours of programming a day - news, drama, comedy, documentaries, a soap opera, arts - for about £90m/yr, while spotify pay joe rogan about £60m/year to listen gullibly to liars for about nine hours per week
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Number 10
Genre Comedy-drama
Political drama
Created by Steven Moffat
Written by Steven Moffat
Directed by Ben Palmer
Starring
Rafe Spall
Jenna Coleman
Katherine Kelly
Country of origin United Kingdom
Original language English
No. of series 1
No. of episodes 6
Production
Executive producers Steven Moffat
Sue Vertue
Producers Lawrence Till
Rachel Stone
Running time 48 minutes
Production companies Hartswood Films
ITV Studios
Original release
Network Channel 4
Number 10 is an upcoming British political comedy-drama television series, created and written by Steven Moffat.
Premise
Described as "a workplace comedy-drama... in the most ridiculous workplace", the series focuses on the various inhabitants of 10 Downing Street and the incumbent British government, as they deal with various crises both political and personal. It is left deliberately ambiguous which party is in charge.[1][2]
Cast
Rafe Spall as Harry Douglas, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom[3][4]
Jenna Coleman as Katie Flynn, the Downing Street Deputy Chief of Staff[3][4]
Katherine Kelly as Frances Telford, the Downing Street Chief of Staff[3][4]
Akshay Khanna[3]
Abigail Lawrie[3]
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