Enid Blyton's famous children's character Noddy has been voted parents' favourite in a poll in France. Noddy - or "Oui-Oui" as he is known in France - beat Babar the Elephant and Asterix in the poll ...

Known there as Oui-Oui, he is considered French by children. Noddy has been translated into 40 languages and three million books are sold each year.

With his blue hat and spotty scarf, he may not exactly encapsulate the French sense of style. But Noddy, created by Enid Blyton over half a century ago, has become France’s favourite children ...

Noddy’s owner Chorion has teamed up with Five to bring a new mini copro called Say It With Noddy (100×2′) to screens worldwide. The series of shorts will feature familiar words and phrases children ...

A brand new Noddy series will debut on French television. Noddy, Toyland Detective has been produced by Gaumont Animation in association with DreamWorks Animation Television, and will premiere on ...

IP company Chorion has signed two major broadcast deals with Five in the UK and France 5 for the new series of Noddy.

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