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You Bet!, review: Holly’s megawatt smile can’t save this needless revival
ITV hope this creaky reboot will spawn a full series – but do you wanna bet on it?
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Mariah Meets Rylan, review: an uninspired trot through the singer’s career
With a nervous host, and questions that felt pre-approved by a team of publicists, this BBC Two encounter was badly lacking in bite
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Does it really matter if someone on television is a nice guy or not?
This week, Victoria has been watching Meet the Rees-Moggs
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Why Coleen Rooney’s jungle stint could be the start of a huge new career move
The ‘canny’ WAG is a favourite to win this year’s I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! – but what will the 38-year-old do next?
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How Gen Z reclaimed the IRA – from Kneecap to Say Nothing
Republican rappers selling balaclavas to fans, Gerry Adams as TV anti-hero and TikTok meme… Why a new generation is toying with the Troubles
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The Sticky, review: who knew a crime caper about maple syrup could be this fun?
The wild story of how thieves stole Canada’s syrup reserve becomes a bingeable Amazon Prime Video series starring Jamie Lee Curtis
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Rosamund Pike: ‘The older you are the more complex the lives you’re playing get – and it has a cost’
From intense psychological dramas to fantasy blockbusters, the actress throws herself into any role – and she’s adventurous off-screen too
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Chris McCausland’s Strictly diary: ‘There’s no point thinking this is a dancing competition’
In his exclusive weekly column, and with the final just around the corner, the comedian talks costumes, Charlestons and his main competitor
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Dynamo interview: ‘I consider myself a working-class hero’
Steven Frayne’s magic tricks turned him into a global sensation – then mental illness (and Crohn’s) threatened to ruin it all. What’s next?
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Dalgliesh, series 3, review: Bertie Carvel’s whodunit is crying out for meatier plots
Channel 5’s adaptation of P D James’s crime novels should fill the gap left by Endeavour – but Carvel is let down by weak characterisation
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Sarah Hadland: ‘On Strictly, I’ve done things I didn’t know were possible’
The Strictly semi-finalist on the BBC ‘favouritism’ row, why she loves being flung around by Vito and being ‘too small’ for drama school
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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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Reuben Owen: Christmas in the Dales, review: the Yorkshire Farm scion takes on snowy Sweden
Despite the title, God’s Own Country was nowhere to be seen in Channel 5’s festive special, which packs Reuben off to the Arctic Circle
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The MasterChef mastermind behind Gregg Wallace’s rise – and Quadrophenia
Pioneering producer Franc Roddam has built a TV empire with his populist touch. Can he weather the storm engulfing his biggest hit?
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The 30 funniest Christmas TV specials – ranked
From The Office to Only Fools and Horses – are these the finest festive specials ever made?
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The Gregg Wallace scandal exposes the BBC’s neurosis about class
Working-class men are few and far between at the Corporation. No wonder its middle-class middle managers had no clue how to rein Wallace in
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Churchill at War, review: superficial primer is tailor-made for US audiences
Netflix’s new documentary rafts in big-name politicians – Boris Johnson, George W Bush – and AI tech to revisit the Second World War
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The 10 best TV shows to watch this Christmas
From family fun with Wallace & Gromit, to the Gavin & Stacey finale and the return of Squid Game… We pick out the best festive TV of 2024
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Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, review: kids will love this rip-roaring Spielbergian romp
The latest Star Wars TV series channels ET and The Goonies in a fun family friendly adventure
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Renaissance: The Blood and the Beauty, review: why did the BBC blow the whole budget on one actor?
Billed as the story of ‘three men who will change Western art forever’, only one of them gets a look in
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Person of Interest, review: a big story in too small a space
This short one-off Channel 4 drama is a jittery exercise in late-night paranoia
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‘In the end she just withered away’: The sad life of child star Lena Zavaroni
The Scottish vocal powerhouse was a global sensation by her teens – then her problems began. Her family tell her heartbreaking story
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Who could replace Gregg Wallace on MasterChef?
With the MasterChef court jester’s career in freefall, the search is on for John Torode’s new sparring partner. But who’s on the menu?
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One Hundred Years of Solitude, review: a spellbinding adaptation of an ‘unfilmable’ novel
This Netflix series based on Gabriel García Márquez’s book demands a considerable commitment from the viewer, but it’s one well worth making
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Strictly Come Dancing, week 11 results review: The public vote is ridiculously off the mark
Pete Wicks survives yet another week despite finishing bottom of the leaderboard for the third time in a row
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Why break-up could be Dame Carolyn McCall’s final act at ITV
Splitting divisions may deliver a much-needed boost to the struggling broadcaster
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Game of Throws: Inside Darts, review: high-class chefs and instant fame - darts is having a moment
This solid documentary about the colourful world of darts is straight to the point and gives a wider view of the sport
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Angela Rippon: ‘The Strictly scandal was blown out of proportion in some aspects’
While the BBC’s first female newsreader is razor sharp, eloquent and glowing with youthful energy - she’s got death on her mind
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The Agency, review: it’s all cloak and swagger for Fassbender in this diverting spy drama
There’s no glamour, no money, and no exploding watch in Paramount+’s star-studded thriller
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Phoebe Nicholls interview: ‘I don’t think older women should wear make-up’
The Brideshead actress on her struggles with dyslexia and starring in Channel 5’s hit sleuth series Dalgliesh alongside Bertie Carvel
