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The Late Show (UK TV programme) arts coverage which also competed editorially with "The Late Show". The programme proper was cancelled by Jackson in 1995. "Late Review" continued until March 2013 when it was moved from BBC Two to BBC Four and went from a weekly to a monthly broadcast slot. It went through a number of incarnations, and now entitled "The Review Show", it is produced by the team that makes "Newsnight". Former Editor Roly Keating is now the Chief Executive of the British Library. Janice Hadlow is now the controller of BBC Two. "The Late Show"'s presenters were mostly picked from up and coming