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Minister threatens to take action over ‘culture of silence’ after Gregg Wallace scandal
Lisa Nandy says issues are being ‘swept under the rug’ after allegations of inappropriate behaviour levelled at MasterChef presenter
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Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary, review: an affectionate voyage into a much-mocked music genre
Stars of the genre and famous fans feature in this Sky Documentaries production, which is heaven for music nerds
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Kirstie’s Handmade Christmas, review: a signal that the festive season has officially begun
Channel 4’s annual festive crafting contest isn’t designed to be a how-to guide for viewers – more a soothing winter watch
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Keira Knightley: Love Actually cue card scene was ‘quite creepy’
Actress recalls ‘slightly stalkerish’ aspect of 2003 film, where Andrew Lincoln declares his love for her at her front door
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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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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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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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BBC review of ‘rural champion’ sparks fears of metropolitan bias
Broadcaster created post 10 years ago after controversy over countryside coverage
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Meet the Rees-Moggs, review: Sunak’s early election scuppers the fun
Discovery+’s reality show presents a portrait of a man whose image is every bit as cultivated as Kim Kardashian
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Former BBC News chief has ‘anxieties’ about Verify
Fran Unsworth suggests over promotion of fact-checking unit could undermine credibility of broadcaster’s wider journalism
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Rage Against the Regime: Iran, review: extraordinary bravery in the face of cruelty
The BBC Two documentary splices protestors’ testimonies together with devastating effect
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Mishal Husain to leave BBC in new year
Broadcast journalist to join Bloomberg when she steps down as Today programme host after 26 years at corporation
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Old-style Strictly judging would get me cancelled today, says Craig Revel Horwood
I do still say what’s wrong but you can wrap the truth up in a nice way, says BBC dance show judge
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Britain’s Shoplifting Gangs Exposed: Dispatches, review: A lacklustre report with zero resolutions
This investigation into the Romanian group responsible for stealing over £120,000 worth of stock from Morrisons was faintly comical at times
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Irresistible: Why We Can’t Stop Eating, review: it’s galling how food companies are manipulating us
This investigation into the dark side of the food industry, presented by Dr Chris van Tulleken, is persuasive without hectoring
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Live Aid boss dismisses ‘woke’ critics of Band Aid after Ed Sheeran row
Harvey Goldsmith defends project, which is marking 40th anniversary and has distributed £2.7m to Africa in past seven months
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