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The Couple Next Door cast: Who's who in the tense thriller

Who's in The Couple Next Door cast? Meet the stars of this psychological drama about two couples who become sexually entangled after one fateful night.

WhatToWatch

TV tonight: The Couple Next Door is a steamy new thriller about swingers

Eleanor Tomlinson and Hugh Dennis star in the juicy Channel 4 series. Plus: the story of Julius Caesar. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

The Couple Next Door: release date, cast, plot, trailer, interviews and everything you need to know

The Couple Next Door on Channel 4 and STARZ is a dark psychological drama with Eleanor Tomlinson, Alfred Enoch, Sam Heughan and Jessica De Gouw.

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Famous faces join cast of upcoming Sam Heughan drama series

THE cast of a new drama starring Outlander’s Sam Heughan has been announced.

The National (Scotland)

The week in audio: Windrush: A Family Divided; Janey Godley: The C Bomb; The Skewer; Sport’s Strangest Crimes – review

To stay or return to Jamaica: 75 years after Windrush; a comedian with true confidence and charisma; Jon Holmes’s brilliant news mashup; and Hugh Dennis on his private passion

The Guardian - UK

Not Going Out season 13: release date, cast, plot and everything we know

Not Going Out season 13 sees plenty of new dilemmas for Lee…

WhatToWatch

Hugh Dennis on importance of Outnumbered dementia storyline

The comedian is completing a 13-mile trek for the Alzheimer’s Society in London.

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Iconic BBC celebrity show that ran for 21 series to be brought back by Amazon

Amazon has announced it's reviving a much-loved BBC Celebrity panel show, which ran for 21 series before it was axed 'to make room for other programmes'

Daily Mirror

Amazon to bring back Mock The Week with US remake just six months after BBC axing

Topical satirical celebrity panel show Mock The Week ran for 234 episodes and 132 comedians featured during its 21 series before being decommissioned last November but it will return in 2024 in the US

Daily Mirror

Outnumbered child actor allegedly flaunts 'bags of marijuana' while touring Asia

Outnumbered favourite Daniel Roche, who played hyperactive Ben in the BBC comedy, is now 23 and has been spending a few months travelling around South East Asia

Daily Record

Mock The Week's emotional end as Dara Ó Briain says it's been a 'joy and honour'

Dara Ó Briain brought BBC comedy show Mock The Week to an emotional close on Friday night, after 17 years and 21 series on air. The final episode came after regular contributor Ed Byrne took a sweary swipe at the BBC for pulling the plug, as he called out 'Tory…

Daily Mirror

Mock the Week finally ends – but not before seeing off the Prime Minister

Veteran of the show Hugh Dennis correctly predicts — by one day — that the show would outlast Liz Truss's tenure at No 10

Wales Online

When does Mock the Week final series start and why was show cancelled?

Mock the Week has been a Friday night staple on our TV screens for the last 17 years, but sadly the show is now coming to an end with its final series set to air very soon

Daily Mirror

Huge Homes with Hugh Dennis: Presenter left gobsmacked by house with 'mini Tintern Abbey' in garden

A ground-breaking house that exists in the realms of fantasy

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The Guardian - UK

Mock the Week was never part of the culture wars. We only fought for laughs

If there’s one lesson I draw looking back on it all, it’s this: people have taken our nonsense waaaayyyy too seriously, says comedian Dara Ó Briain

Daily Mirror

Why was Mock The Week cancelled — and when is the final ever episode?

Mock The Week was one of the biggest comedy panel show successes of the last 20 years before the BBC decided to bring it to an end — but not before putting together a two-part tribute to Dara O'Briain and co

Irish Mirror

Dara O'Briain says 17 years of Mock The Week were 'not a bad innings' as BBC announces show will end

Mock The Week has been credited with being a platform for comedians with now household names such as Michael McIntyre, Sarah Millican, Kevin Bridges, John Bishop and Rhod Gilbert all featuring in the early stages of their careers

Manchester Evening News

Viewers divided as BBC axe Mock The Week after almost 20 years

It has been cancelled to 'create room for new shows,' the BBC said in a statement

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Chronicle Live

Mock The Week cancelled by BBC after 17 years and 200 episodes

The widely loved BBC show which first aired in 2005 will come to an end this autumn after it's 21st successful series

Daily Record

BBC axes Mock The Week after 17 years and more than 200 episodes

Mock The Week, which first aired in 2005, will be coming to an end this autumn during after its 21st series, the BBC has announced.

Liverpool Echo

BBC's Mock the Week axed after 17 years

The BBC series aired 21 series and more than 200 episodes of the show

Wales Online

Topical comedy show Mock The Week axed by BBC after 17 years

Upcoming eight episodes of the popular programme will be the last

Daily Mirror

Mock The Week axed by BBC after 17 years and over 200 episodes

Current affairs comedy show Mock The Week, which first aired in 2005, will be coming to an end this autumn during after its 21st series, the BBC has announced

The National (Scotland)

'That’s it folks': Mock The Week to end on BBC Two after 17 years

LONG-RUNNING current affairs comedy panel show Mock The Week is to end on BBC Two after 17 years, the corporation has announced.

Daily Mirror

Outnumbered’s Karen is unrecognisable after quitting showbiz six years ago

Ramona Marquez played Karen Brockman in the hit BBC One comedy, alongside Hugh Dennis as dad Pete, and Claire Skinner as mum Sue, with Tyger Drew-Honey and Daniel Roche playing her big brothers Jake and Ben

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