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The house the Independent built: First safe haven for women fleeing domestic abuse is finished

INDEPENDENT CAMPAIGN: An all-female team of decorators will add the last touches to the property which was built using funds raised by The Independent’s Brick by Brick campaign, in partnership with domestic abuse charity Refuge, writes Athena Stavrou

The Independent UK

Help! Why are none of the new Beatles cast from Liverpool?

So Sam Mendes has cast his Beatles tetralogy, but none are from Merseyside. Don’t worry, I’ve just invented the Beatles Cinematic Universe

The Guardian - UK

How to watch 'Prime Target' – stream new Leo Woodall thriller with an Apple TV+ free trial

A brilliant mathematician unravels a government conspiracy in new thriller. Here's how you can watch "Prime Target" online and from anywhere.

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‘Scream-at-the-screen stupid’ – the TV letdowns of the year

From the silliest concept ever to killer thrillers so dull Villanelle would roll her eyes, there have been plenty of televisual duds in 2024. Here are the biggest turkeys

The Guardian - UK

Voices: The challenges were clear, but nothing could have prepared us for Brick by Brick’s roaring success

COMMENT: Thank you for ensuring that women and children have a voice, and somewhere to go, actor and Refuge ambassador David Morrissey writes

The Independent UK

The Woman In Cabin 10: cast, plot, first look and everything you need to know

The Woman In Cabin 10 is a Netflix thriller set on a luxury cruise with Keira Knightley, Guy Pearce, Hannah Waddingham, David Morrissey and Art Malik.

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Prime Target: release date, cast, plot, interviews, trailer and everything you need to know

Prime Target is an Apple TV Plus thriller starring Leo Woodall, Quintessa Swindell, David Morrissey, Martha Plimpton and Sidse Babbett Knudsen.

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Sherwood season 3: everything we know

Sherwood season 3 is on its way

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Sherwood series two, episode five recap – one devastating scene after another

Alongside the usual tense, brutal action, there was even a surprisingly romantic moment. The penultimate episode arrived like a bullet to the gut, for one character in particular

The Guardian - UK

Sherwood recap: season two, episode two – TV doesn’t get any more tense than that

Fittingly for a bank holiday Monday, it turned out to be the worst day at the seaside ever. What an unbearable but bravura ending

The Guardian - UK

Sherwood series two review – even more spellbinding than the original masterpiece

It’s immaculately acted, brutally convincing and full of James Graham’s love, care and talent. We need this state-of-the nation drama now more than ever

The Guardian - UK

How to watch Sherwood season 2 online and on TV – crime drama returns

David Morrissey stars in dark crime drama. Here's how you can watch Sherwood season 2 online, ready for when it starts on Sunday, August 25.

WhatToWatch

How to watch Sherwood season 2 online from anywhere – David Morrissey crime drama

The highly-anticipated next instalment of James Graham's gripping drama is returning to the BBC. Here's how to watch Sherwood season 2 online from anywhere.

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Sherwood series 2: who’s who in the BBC drama’s return

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How to watch 'Sherwood' season 2 online from anywhere

A new season of the BAFTA-winning drama about life and death in the post-industrial Midlands. Watch "Sherwood" season 2 online from anywhere and potentially for free.

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Freddie Flintoff’s Field of Dreams on Tour: Daddy Issues: Bad Monkey; Emily in Paris – review

The ex-England cricketer bowls us over again; David Morrissey strays into sitcom land; Vince Vaughn carries a breezy Florida noir-noir; and Lily Collins is still in Paris…

The Guardian - UK

Daddy Issues review – Aimee Lou Wood and David Morrissey’s dad-daughter comedy is daftly touching

This thought-provoking tale of a pregnant woman flatsharing with her father out of necessity is hard not to warm to. It’s honest, moving and full of laughs

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Daddy Issues star David Morrissey on whether there will be a second season of the comedy

David Morrissey reveals all about showing off his funny bones in a comedy about a hapless father supporting his pregnant daughter.

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The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Aimee Lou Wood and David Morrissey’s sweet new sitcom

Two sisters and their sweet but pathetic dad hit rock bottom. Plus: the boxing star who became mayor of Kyiv. Here’s watch to watch this evening

WhatToWatch

How to watch Daddy Issues online: stream comedy from anywhere

Mum leaves dad. Daughter suddenly needs dad. Returns home to live with dad. Here's how to watch Daddy Issues online and for free, with all six episodes available in the UK from August 15.

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Sherwood season 2 gets release date and first trailer

Lesley Manville is among the stars of Sherwood season 2, which will be out very soon...

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Autumn TV preview 2024: the best dramas coming soon

In our exclusive Autumn TV preview we reveal the best dramas on their way to the UK over the next few months.

Evening Standard

Daddy Issues on BBC Three review: Aimee Lou Wood shines in this sharp, sweet and witty comedy about parenthood

This classic British comedy offers a timely reminder to use protection this Brat girl summer.

Evening Standard

Sherwood season two: James Graham's returning BBC detective show gets a trailer

The hit show returns soon

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Long Day’s Journey Into Night; The Lover/The Collection; The Divine Mrs S – review

Brian Cox and Patricia Clarkson shine as dysfunctional parents in Eugene O’Neill’s autobiographical play, David Morrissey brings a bold new register to Pinter, and April De Angelis takes on Sarah Siddons

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