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Get Millie Black review – every bit as great as a Caribbean True Detective

Booker prize winner Marlon James’s Jamaica-set short story has become a clever, unsettling crime drama that’s packed with excellent performances. At points, it’s five-star TV

The Guardian - UK

Crufts 2025: How to watch live streams of the world's greatest dog show

With highlights including Best in Show, Scruffts and The Kennel Club Hero Dog Award, here's how to watch Crufts 2025 online from anywhere.

Tom’s Guide

Who’s who in Get Millie Black – from Tamara Lawrance to Joe Dempsie

The show has been written by Booker Prize winning author Marlon James

Evening Standard

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How to watch the Oscar winning documentary that's not available in USA

Oscar-winning documentary, No Other Land, is now available to watch in the UK, find out how you can watch it

The National (Scotland)

10 tips for visiting Crufts from Channel 4’s Crufts commentator and 23-time visitor

I’ve visited Crufts as a spectator, a competitor and as a TV presenter –here are my top tips for a fantastic day out

PetsRadar

Channel 4 says son of Hamas official featured in ‘handful of minutes’ of output

The broadcaster denied the youngster had featured in any of its coverage which won awards.

Evening Standard

TV nostalgia continues with new gameshow based on musical chairs

Game of Chairs will have 10 contestants move around a circle who try to land on a seat when the music stops

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Father Ted star Ardal O'Hanlon brands trigger warning on old episodes 'truly ridiculous'

O'Hanlon, known for playing Father Dougal in the beloved ’90s sitcom, commented on the recent trigger warning on an episode of the sitcom

Evening Standard

Only 6% of gen Z actually favour dictatorship – not half, as some reports would have you believe

America’s constitutional framework was designed specifically to prevent the concentration of power and to impede any president’s authoritarian aspirations. It is certainly being put to the test right now.

The Conversation

Seeking Satoshi: The Mystery Bitcoin Creator review – a documentary so thin it features the creator’s mum

This attempt to discover the identity of the cryptocurrency’s originator is clearly a labour of love. But all the information is old and it’s so padded out it’s the TV equivalent of a Zoom call that could have been an email

The Guardian - UK

YouTube viewers ‘do not care The Rest Is Politics looks like high school show’

The podcast is fronted by Alastair Campbell, former Downing Street director of communications and strategy, and ex-Tory MP Rory Stewart.

Evening Standard

Joe Swash to uncover Britain’s favourite meal deals in new Channel 4 programme

In the two-part lifestyle special, Meal Deals: Behind The Bargain, the soap star will speak with experts about how to choose the best combinations.

Evening Standard

A look back at Jonathan Ross' career as he's set to host the Oscars

The 64-year-old is set to cover this year’s Oscar coverage for ITV for the second time in his career

Evening Standard

Too evil! Too smutty! Too Thatcher! When TV stars demand cuts to their scenes

Not all actors are comfortable with baring their behinds … or their souls. From Bridgerton to The Sopranos, some have insisted on moments being axed – although they don’t always get their way

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Gogglebox Fans Switch Off in Droves Over ‘Weird and Disturbing’ Scenes—Viewers Outraged

A recent episode of Channel 4’s Gogglebox has left loyal viewers reeling after witnessing a controversial scene.

The Independent UK

Jack Rooke on the devastating Big Boys finale: ‘People told me to bare my soul. And now I regret it’

INTERVIEW: As Channel 4’s bittersweet sitcom classic reaches the end of the road, Nick Hilton meets the cast and creator of the show to explore its heart-rending conclusion

Evening Standard

Prue Leith admits she's 'keen' to leave Great British Bake Off for 'worrying' reason

The cooking icon, 85, has been a judge on the Channel 4 show since 2017 when she took over from Mary Berry

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: a hilarious and heart-tugging finale for Big Boys

Tissues at the ready for Jon Pointing and Dylan Llewellyn’s emotional ending. Plus: another weepy conclusion for Miss Austen. Here’s everything to watch this evening

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The Independent UK

Channel 4 confirm Rachel Riley’s Countdown replacement

Riley first joined Countdown in 2009 as a replacement for Carol Vorderman

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: a plucky period drama about sex, drugs and illicit clubs

Dope Girls is a gritty post-war story set in Soho’s underworld. Plus: Gaelic-language thriller An t-Eilean (The Island). Here’s what to watch this evening

Evening Standard

Phil Spencer stuns fans with pics of rarely-seen teenage son who is his 'double'

The property expert, 55, took his youngest child Jake, 15, with him to New Zealand while filming a new Channel 4 show

The Independent UK

Mathematician Dr Tom Crawford to cover for Rachel Riley on Channel 4’s Countdown

She will be taking a short break from Countdown to work on another project.

Evening Standard

Rachel Riley replaced by 'brilliant mathematician' on Countdown

Riley is taking a short break from the Channel 4 show

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: what could possibly go wrong in the live EastEnders episode?

The soap is celebrating its 40th anniversary with this interactive special. Plus: the finale of The Vanishing. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: the bizarre comedy that just gets funnier and murkier

Am I Being Reasonable? is Daisy May Cooper and Selin Hizli’s brilliant series. Plus: a mysterious Scottish 1984 murder case is reopened. Here’s what to watch this evening

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