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TV tonight: a heart-wrenching drama about a gay couple’s adoption journey

A new three-part series follows Gabriel and his partner Andy as they embark on an emotional roller-coaster. Plus: a new series of Love Island. Here’s what to watch this eveniing

The Guardian - UK

England vs Bosnia and Herzegovina live stream: how to watch international friendly online and on TV, team news

Here's how to watch an England vs Bosnia & Herzegovina live stream free online, as the Three Lions begin their final preparations ahead of the Euros.

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England vs Bosnia live stream: How to watch 2024 international friendly online and on TV today, team news

The England vs Bosnia live stream allows Gareth Southgate to assess how he cuts his Euro 2024 squad from 33 to 26 players — here's how to watch the match live from anywhere.

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TV tonight: a striking series brings unheard D-day recordings to life

Young actors help to tell the incredible stories of soldiers. Plus, The Responder finale is as tense as ever. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Are we witnessing the death of ‘distinctive’ British TV?

ITV had a huge hit with the powerful real-life drama ‘Mr Bates vs The Post Office’ back in January, but the broadcaster believes that it’s getting harder and harder to make ‘very distinctively British’ shows. Katie Rosseinsky explores why series like this might be a dying breed

The Independent UK

The 7 best new movies and shows to stream this weekend

From a puppeteering thriller to a punk band comedy, here's what to watch this weekend

Total Film

‘I wanted Queenie in everyone’s house’: Candice Carty-Williams’s era-defining novel explodes on to TV

Her literary debut was a smash-hit tale of female self-discovery. As it gets its long-awaited television debut, the author talks breakups, Bridget Jones and why Ian McEwan gets an easier ride than she does

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We Are Lady Parts series two review – brilliant punk TV that’ll leave you in tears

It’s brimming with confidence, bursting with enthusiasm and totally anarchic. What other show could go from quoting Marxist Pakistani poets to covering nu-metallers Hoobastank?

The Guardian - UK

‘I dreamed of being a brown Bob Dylan’: We Are Lady Parts creator Nida Manzoor on fear, fun and Malala

Her wildly successful sitcom about a Muslim punk band is back, better than before – and features the Nobel laureate in a Stetson. This time round, the writer-director is more confident than ever

The Guardian - UK

England vs Bosnia: Euro 2024 warm-up friendly prediction, kick-off time, team news, TV, h2h, odds

The Three Lions are in Newcastle for the first of two warm-up friendlies before the summer tournament

Evening Standard

How Taskmaster became a stratospheric, and very silly, success story

The Greg Davies-fronted show is airing its season 17 finale tonight. It has become a mega hit for Channel 4 after making the leap from Dave years ago, but execs took some convincing that it could work, creator Alex Horne tells Isobel Lewis

The Independent UK

How to watch 'Married At First Sight New Zealand' season 4 online from anywhere

"Married At First Sight New Zealand" season 4 promises more explosive drama at the altar. This is how to watch MAFS NZ free online and from anywhere.

Tom’s Guide

General election TV debates: dates and who will take part

The main talking points of the first head to head were taxes, the economy, immigration, education and the NHS

Evening Standard

Why I can't wait to jam out to We Are Lady Parts season 2 after three long years

After causing a stir with its first season in 2021, We Are Lady Parts season 2 finally returns and I am here for it.

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My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom review – a unique, bruisingly raw excavation of trauma

Mark O’Sullivan grapples with the sexual abuse he experienced as a child in a compelling programme that’s part documentary, part sitcom and part public therapy session

The Guardian - UK

My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom review – an astonishing testament to comedy’s healing power

Is humour hardwired into us? This powerful documentary – about comic Mark O’Sullivan creating a TV show from his childhood trauma – makes you think it might be

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: comedian Mark O’Sullivan writes a sitcom about being sexually abused

This powerful documentary shows how he used comedy to help cope with trauma. Plus: gymnastics thriller The Gathering somersaults into its finale. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Kill Zone: Inside Gaza review – heartbreaking human stories within the carnage and chaos

Made by 12 Palestinian film-makers who risked their lives to depict the ongoing assault, this documentary confronts us with the loss and suffering of people whose gaze we have met

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My imposter syndrome advice, from a top Cambridge women’s college boss

‘Always ask for a pay rise – and think of Boris Johnson,’ said Dorothy Byrne

The Guardian - UK

‘It helped me through dark moments’: the male comedians turning their trauma into TV

After the runaway success of Richard Gadd’s Baby Reindeer, fellow standup Mark O’Sullivan has a new sitcom about personal pain

The Independent UK

Daffy duck, coconuts and raccoons: When do memes, emojis and gifs become hate crimes?

‘I’m going to be brought down by a Daffy Duck GIF? I felt anger,’ one person told The Independent. Nadine White looks at how people can fall foul of social media memes

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From Baby Reindeer to Taylor Swift, how amateur sleuths ruined pop culture

In the social media age, artists are using their trauma to bolster their relatability, while dramas are often thinly veiled personal testimonies. The unvarnished truth may be irresistible, but is it bringing out the rubberneck in all of us?

The Guardian - UK

The Nevermets review – online couples meet for the first time … and the results are bleak

These hapless subjects have all ‘fallen in love’ with long-distance partners and agreed to hook up in real life in front of cameras. Their crushed dreams are even more joy-sapping than you’d expect

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