Sentence examples for more factual programmes from inspiring English sources

There are more factual programmes on TV than 10 years ago, though we might argue about how many of them are genuine documentaries.

Moore, who took over direct responsibility for BBC2 following the exit of its controller Kim Shillinglaw, has indicated that there should be more factual programmes on BBC2, which has become best known in recent years for dramas including Wolf Hall and Top of the Lake, as well as Line of Duty.

The trust said BBC1 needed to refresh its entertainment output and innovate more with its factual programmes at 9pm.

Later this year it will launch More 4, offering documentaries and factual programmes.

For me this is an easy race: I mean, which titles are grabbing you?! Mushy's final scene in Educating Yorkshire was one of the most touching things of late and this documentary series is so much more than a factual programme - it's entertainment.

As for those the public wants more of, such as regional news and serious factual programmes, the BBC makes plenty of them.

Celebrity-led documentaries such as Paul Merton in China (Channel 5) and structured reality shows such as The Only Way is Essex (ITV) garner headlines and gongs but, despite this, traditional factual programmes are also performing well and broadcasters want more.

Popular factual programmes will be prominent in her BBC1, with much more drama.

"I think that more presenters will look towards docs now, because of young people's appetite for factual programmes," he says.

What he is less happy about, as a biologist specialising in large animals "extant and extinct", are so-called factual programmes that "downplay the science too much" in the cause of making themselves more entertaining.

French-Americans become more factual".