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When will the BBC stop spoon-feeding us history that speaks for itself?
The extraordinary story of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team is told like a GCSE history lesson in Purple Heart Warriors
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Golden Globes 2025: Every film and TV show nominated – and what’s worth watching
Will Emilia Pérez outsing Wicked? Could Shogun eat The Bear’s lunch? And what on earth is The Brutalist? Our guide to the 2025 Golden Globes
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The Rest is Entertainment live: Osman and Hyde’s scrappy, under-rehearsed live debut brought down the house
They probably wouldn’t get away with such a patched-together show twice, but the giddy crowd was determined to have as much fun as possible
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Black Doves, review: it won’t be sending Slow Horses to the glue factory
Keira Knightley, Ben Whishaw and Sarah Lancashire bring star power to a stocking-filler from Netflix
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Solid and comforting advice for the art of dying well
This week’s radio featured moving programmes about what death can show us, and how we can reckon with illnesses such as cancer and dementia
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Enough! When will BBC comedy leave the apologetic self-deprecation alone?
In the new series of Radio 4’s Dead Ringers, the US Election and Reeve’s Budget are no match for tired jokes about the Beeb itself
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Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light, BBC One, review: This is the drama of the year
Mark Rylance as Thomas Cromwell and Damian Lewis as Henry VIII return in six more hours of opulent television
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BBC radio must not be allowed to neglect its experts
BBC Radio is full of celebrity DJs, interview shows and comedians, but will there still be a place for experts championing the arts?
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‘It’s one of the most important cultural landmarks Wales has’: 50 years of soap opera Pobol y Cwm
After five decades, the launchpad of countless careers and champion of the Welsh language is still going strong – its cast reflect on why
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Do you know the best way to stave off podcast clichés? Have a British host
Celebrity interview series are ten-a-penny, but Kirsty Young knows how to make hers stand out from the crowd
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10 TV shows to look forward to this autumn
We’ve selected the best TV to see you through the last of 2024, from Wolf Hall’s long-awaited return to a bonkbuster for the ages
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2024 Emmy Awards predictions: Can Shogun slay The Bear?
It’s chefs versus samurais at the annual TV awards show. But could Slow Horses run past them both?
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Am I being paranoid or is this BBC conspiracy theory podcast pulling the wool over my eyes?
Gabriel Gatehouse’s The Coming Storm dives into the dark QAnon web that has spread across the US – but can we believe everything we hear?
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Britain’s shameful rioters could learn a lot from Lee Child – and their local library
The author’s Jack Reacher novels may be violent, but he offered a decidingly more optimistic view of Britain’s future on This Cultural Life
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Sherwood, series 2, first-look review: James Graham’s return to Notts is the stuff of Greek tragedy
This second series may look, at first glance, like your typical crime drama – but its exceptional grasp of people and place sets it apart
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Wilderness Festival: a wonderfully chaotic weekend –with three young children
From banquets in the forest to celebrity letter-readings, the UK’s poshest festival is a gloriously fun indulgence
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