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Five has confirmed the departure of features and entertainment controller Ben Frow.
Frow, who earlier this year was rumoured to be in the running to take the reins at Living, is leaving the channel as part of an ongoing restructuring process.
"Ben has made an invaluable contribution to Five in revamping our features output and has also been responsible for some of our most iconic images with series such as The Farm and Cosmetic Surgery Live," said Five's managing director of content, Lisa Opie. "As you'd expect with an executive as talented as Ben his services are much in demand and I'm sure we'll be hearing about him in an exciting new role very soon."
Frow joined Five in 2003, having previously worked at Channel 4 and the BBC.
Frow, who earlier this year was rumoured to be in the running to take the reins at Living, is leaving the channel as part of an ongoing restructuring process.
"Ben has made an invaluable contribution to Five in revamping our features output and has also been responsible for some of our most iconic images with series such as The Farm and Cosmetic Surgery Live," said Five's managing director of content, Lisa Opie. "As you'd expect with an executive as talented as Ben his services are much in demand and I'm sure we'll be hearing about him in an exciting new role very soon."
Frow joined Five in 2003, having previously worked at Channel 4 and the BBC.
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