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TV tonight: Julianne Moore’s ribald romp in the 17th-century royal court

Mary & George is a historical drama oozing with sex, violence and intrigue. Plus: a rollercoaster finale for Kin, the Irish crime series. Here’s what to watch tonight

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The Push: Murder on the Cliff review – an extraordinary film of unbearable horrors

Fawziyah Javed plummeted from Arthur’s Seat – and in her dying moments, told witnesses her husband pushed her. This harrowing documentary shows his trial – and her family’s unending suffering

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‘Hidden homicides’: campaign calls for review of cases where women fell from height

Fallen Women group wants police to make domestic abuse a key line of inquiry in murder investigations

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The week in TV: The Jury: Murder Trial; Things You Should Have Done; The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin and more – review

Depressing yet riveting, a real-life murder trial is restaged in front of not one but two entrenched juries. Plus, a nicely warped gen Z sitcom from YouTuber Lucia Keskin; and Noel Fielding swaps cakes for cloak-swishing

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F1 Bahrain Grand Prix – Start time, starting grid, how to watch, & more

After all the talk and posturing of pre-season testing and practice, the true pace of the grid was revealed with Red Bull’s Verstappen taking his 33rd career F1 pole by beating Charles Leclerc.

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Like a pub argument on Love Island – The Jury TV series shows all that’s wrong with Britain’s judicial system

The level of debate was like a saloon bar shouting match. But all juries need reform, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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Olly Alexander: Dizzy review – it’s a sinful ripoff from the UK’s Eurovision entry

You could easily believe the prosaic Dizzy to be the work of AI: what if the Pet Shop Boys did Eurovision?

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How to watch Elsbeth online and on TV

Carrie Preston stars in the hotly-anticipated spin-off of The Good Wife, Elsbeth. Here's how you can watch Elsbeth online when it debuts on Thursday, February 29.

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Hollyoaks fans dealt ANOTHER blow as episodes axed

Hollyoaks will see a huge change to their episodes.

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F1 Bahrain GP qualifying - Start time, how to watch & more

The 2024 F1 season has fully arrived following pre-season testing in Bahrain last week, with Hamilton leading a Mercedes 1-2 at the end of FP2, while Red Bull appeared off the pace with Max Verstappen in sixth and Sergio Perez down in 10th.

Autosport

‘It awakened something in me’: the best LGBTQ TV shows ever – from Drag Race to Will & Grace

As Queer As Folk turns 25, stars from the community celebrate the television that has most inspired them, including lesbian witches, the RuPaul show that took over the planet … plus Eddie and Patsy

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The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin: release date, cast, trailer, interviews and everything you need to know

The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin is an Apple TV Plus comedy with Noel Fielding as the famous highwayman, alongside Hugh Bonneville and Tamsin Greig.

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New Model Agency review – never has a spark of hope been so boring

This good-hearted documentary follows a talent agency whose models have conditions like vitiligo and alopecia. Sadly, it’s so dull you may want to stab yourself with a fork

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TV tonight: a peek inside the world of a modelling agency

New Model Agency shows how the industry is navigating trends and calls for increased diversity. Plus: The Hairy Bikers carry on riding west. Here’s what to watch this evening

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The Jury: Murder Trial review – surely this is the end of the UK legal system as we know it

This brilliant reconstruction of a real-life trial lifts the lid on the usually secret deliberation room – and the results are agonisingly close to Big Brother. TV doesn’t get more addictive … or more harrowing

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The Jury: Murder Trial release date, premise and everything we know

In The Jury: Murder Trial, the exact same trial is shown to two very different juries, to see if there's a different outcome.

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TV tonight: a gripping murder-trial experiment gets inside the heads of jurors

The Jury: Murder Trial shows how jurors’ backgrounds influence their decisions. Plus: Rosie Jones’s gameshow is top ranking. Here’s what to watch this evening

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Aisling Bea: ‘Bury me in a coffin made out of potato waffles’

The actor and screenwriter on bouncing off Domhnall Gleeson in Alice & Jack, why Irish stars are having a moment, and the legacy of Sinéad O’Connor

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‘They didn’t understand us at all’: why the miners’ strike still captivates Britain, 40 years on

Artists, writers and film-makers have long been inspired by the stories – and myths – of the 1984-5 strike. But how do those most affected by its legacy feel about the portrayals?

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The Jury: Murder Trial – this legal experiment might be the most terrifying TV series ever

One real-life murder case is reenacted, while two separate juries debate a verdict. This enthralling look at our judiciary shows how worryingly easily 12 people can be swayed

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TV tonight: Sofie Gråbøl is back with another gripping European crime drama

The Killing star plays a prison officer in an award-winning new show. Plus, it’s quarter finals time in the Gladiators’ arena. Here’s what to watch this evening

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EXCLUSIVE: Dame Prue Leith shares cooking tips from her Cotswold kitchen

Bake Off judge Dame Prue Leith shares cooking tips, tricks and delicious recipes from her luxury Cotswold kitchen.

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Queer As Folk at 25: Russell T Davies’ groundbreaking show was gamechanger

The Nineties series was sexy, shocking and incredibly fun — and it changed gay representation on British TV forever

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I came of age with Queer As Folk – the TV show that changed everything for gay men

Twenty-five years ago, the Channel 4 drama revolutionised what it meant to be gay in the UK – mostly for the better, says the writer Matt Cain

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Noel Fielding reveals Matt Lucas told him to 'f*** off' in awkward GBBO exchange

Lucas, 49, joined Fielding in 2020 on the Channel 4 baking show for three seasons

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