Channel 4 cancels the comedy series Pushers starring Rosie Jones after just one series, according to reports from The Independent and the Mirror. Both outlets say the decision is not related to critical recognition, noting that the show receives a BAFTA nomination. The Independent describes the cancellation as “groundbreaking” and reports that the series will not return for another run. The Mirror similarly states the programme is axed after a single season despite its BAFTA nod. The two accounts agree on the core facts: Pushers is a Channel 4 comedy, it stars Rosie Jones, it aired for one series, and it is not renewed. Neither report provides details about the reasons for Channel 4’s decision or about whether any cast or crew will work on future projects with the broadcaster. The reports also do not specify whether the BAFTA nomination influences programming decisions in this case. Overall, the coverage presents the cancellation as a final renewal decision announced after the show’s first season and following its BAFTA recognition.