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Farewell to Foy and Smith, hello to Colman and Menzies in a new series of palace family drama and treachery on Netflix
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Everything has been ramped up for the new series about the Romans, even the theme tune
BBC’s longest-serving correspondent looks back at the tumultuous days leading up to the events and his coverage at the time
The eight-part series gives space to address the ever pertinent themes of the Milton-inspired trilogy
The actress talks about her role in Philip Pullman’s ‘His Dark Materials’ and why she likes playing ‘villainesses’
WhatsApp sues NSO, Facebook drops Cambridge Analytica appeal, 5G phones
Broadcaster comes under fire from NUJ in landmark gender pay case
Nine people living with obesity live together for a week without attempting a change in diet or exercise
Writer Jack Thorne has constructed his drama with an almost mathematical approach to apportioning blame
Westwood shows an endearing grace, sowing the seeds of future national treasure status
Ofcom says fewer than half of 16 to 24-year-olds tuned in to watch BBC programmes
Comic actor Rudd plays a sloppy advertising executive and his better, cloned self in new series starring Aisling Bea
Fresh from starring in Black Panther, Nyong’o travels to west Africa to trace the story of the famed Agoji women
A band of incognito cops try to keep the peace in the racially tense town of Tulsa
HBO’s hit series features a cast of grasping tycoons with few redeeming qualities. What’s not to like?
Amazon Prime’s The Family Man reflects a broader trend of patriotic — even nationalistic — themes in Hindi output
As ‘Death of a Salesman’ returns to the London stage, the actor talks politics, prejudice and the power of art
In a new book, Candace Bushnell follows up her cult TV series with an exploration of dating at 60
Netflix sequel sends Jesse Pinkman pinballing through a series of new comic-horror scenarios
A Tokyo detective is dispatched to London to investigate a suspicious murder in a winning series directed by Julian Farino
There is not much more to add from watching Carl Hindmarch’s documentary, in terms of personal revelations
Writers — including Sharon Horgan — pen a portmanteau series that maps marriage, romance and heartbreak
A documentary on Sky’s newly launched crime channel follows the trial over the suicide of the 18-year-old Conray Roy III
The Private Eye editor traces fake news back to the end of the 19th century
