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Frasier writer clears up decades-old plot hole ahead of new reboot

Fans have long questioned one element of the hit show’s storyline

The Independent UK

‘My shock was genuine’: Hannah Walters on Boiling Point’s ‘devastating’ episode two scene

Warning: this article contains spoilers for the second episode of ‘Boiling Point’

The Independent UK

TV tonight: a fascinating dive into the creation of a unified Britain

David Olusoga takes us on a journey that begins in 1707 with the creation of a new nation. Plus, a grim dramatisation of the Yorkshire Ripper’s reign of terror. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

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Late-night shows return after writers strike as actors resume talks that could end their standoff

Late-night talk shows are returning after a five-month absence brought on by the Hollywood writers strike

The Independent UK

Katherine Ryan explains why she made decision to ‘call Russell Brand a predator’

Comedian reportedly called out Brand while filming ‘Roast Battle’ five years before he was accused of sexual assault

The Independent UK

Wartime hijinks, wilderness survivors and contemporary dance: what we're streaming this October

If you’ve made your way through our September picks and are looking for something new, this month’s streaming picks have something for everyone.

The Conversation

NFL ‘Toy Story’ Broadcast Is Too Far From Real Football

Football is a game played by real people, and this alternate broadcast felt like one step too far from remembering that reality.

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Katherine Ryan says she got pushback over ‘dangerous male comic’ claims

Speaking on Desert Island Discs, comedian revealed how she confronted unnamed man she believed ‘to be a perpetrator of sexual assault’

The Guardian - UK

Prasar Bharati does not make copyright claims on public service content, say officials

Prasar Bharati does not make copyright claims on public service content, including parliamentary proceedings. Congress leader Sappal raised issue, saying it was wrong to limit access to proceedings. Prasar Bharati officials said notices may be generated by YouTube's algorithm, but they take measures to resolve the issue.

The Hindu

Netflix movies and TV shows being removed in October 2023

Catch them before they vanish from your watchlist

The Independent UK

Katherine Ryan explains why she made decision to ‘call Russell Brand a predator’

Comedian reportedly called out Brand while filming ‘Roast Battle’ five years before he was accused of sexual assault

The Independent UK

Bob Menendez’s daughter says MSNBC colleagues will cover story ‘aggressively’

Alicia Menendez, weekend anchor on liberal network, says she has been watching father’s case ‘along with all of you as a citizen’

The Guardian - US

The week in TV: The Long Shadow; Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins; Who Killed Jill Dando?; The Great British Bake Off – review

George Kay’s Yorkshire Ripper drama tries to subvert expectations; Matt Hancock goes commando; the murder of Jill Dando still haunts; and Bake Off newbie Alison Hammond is the icing on the cake

The Guardian - UK

‘Yes chef’: why the restaurant kitchen is a new hot spot for onscreen drama

US-based The Bear and BBC1’s Boiling Point lift the lid on a culture of hierarchy, addiction and abusiveness. But how do real chefs rate behind-closed-doors TV portrayals?

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One more wafer-thin episode? No, I couldn’t … Alright, just one then

When it comes to TV binge-watching I’m like Mr Creosote – but I fear those days are coming to an end

The Guardian - UK

The past is soaked in sexism. But how will we look back on today?

We breathe a sigh of relief that we’ve moved on from the lads’ mag culture of the 90s and 00s but it’s actually still alive and well

The Guardian - UK

Bluestockings. Unshaggables. It’s how Laurence Fox and co put strong women down

The ex-actor joins other famous misogynists in exposing their many limitations

The Guardian - UK

It’s half a century since Peter Sutcliffe stalked the streets. Are women any safer?

As a TV series about the Yorkshire Ripper’s victims starts, women still suffer violence and domestic abuse

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The Fall review: Michael Wolff spills the goss on Murdoch, Trump and Fox

The Fire and Fury author returns with a typically readable account of the declining years of a rightwing media behemoth

The Independent UK

Alex Beresford on his mental health documentary Black Boys Can Cry and that Piers Morgan row: ‘I was trolled so much in that period’

The ITV weatherman was subject to online abuse after he challenged Morgan over his comments about Meghan Markle. He speaks to Nicole Vassell about how he coped, and his new film that aims to reverse any ideas that ‘real’ Black men don’t or can’t show vulnerability

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: unbearable pressure in new kitchen drama Boiling Point

Stephen Graham and Vinette Robinson star in the sequel series to the 2021 film. Plus, who is the first celebrity to leave Strictly? Here’s what to watch this evening

The Independent UK

The Crown has turned the royals into a ‘soap opera’, says Queen Elizabeth biographer Gyles Brandreth

Royal biographer claims Netflix’s hit drama series is ‘as truthful about the present royal family as Shakespeare’s play “Richard III” is about Richard III... but not quite as well written’

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s crunch time’: GB News bosses meet to avert more censure after Ofcom inquiries

Appointment to board of banker who ran rightwing social media platform Parler suggests channel will not turn its back on radical libertarianism

The Independent UK

Fred Sirieix shares details of medical procedures to ‘investigate’ recent blood tests

Maître d’ and TV personality gave fans some insight into his recent gastroscopy and colonscopy

Newslaundry

‘Not profitable’: Brut Hindi to ‘shut down’, lays off 13 of 15 employees

Brut Hindi employees had convened for their usual editorial meeting, geared with story ideas, on Friday, when Brut vice president and editor-in-chief Mehak Kasbekar announced its management’s decision to shut the channel’s Hindi vertical. She said the unit, which was started two years ago, did not turn a profit.

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