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INTERVIEW: The ‘Industry’ star has left the small screen behind to play a real-life Welsh legend in the new film ‘Mr Burton’. He speaks to Olivia Petter about the backlash to his last movie ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’, class in the acting world, and why he’s said goodbye to the…

She’s the breakout star of the cult banking drama who went on to play Amy Winehouse and has now been handpicked by Steven Soderbergh for his latest thriller. But at 23, a shock diagnosis changed her world

The Guardian can reveal comments by Ed Martin advancing false and racist claims. Plus, just seven countries meet WHO dirty air guidelines

From The White Lotus to Industry, hedonism is everywhere on TV at the moment. Actors, and the ‘wellbeing facilitators’ tasked with keeping them safe, reveal the trick to acting under the influence

INTERVIEW: The British actor, who has been nominated for an EE Bafta Rising Star award, struggled to cope with the critical reception of Sam Taylor-Johnson’s Amy Winehouse biopic. She talks to Olivia Petter about losing weight to play the part, concerns over her nude scenes in the HBO hit ‘Industry’ –…

The British actress, 28, also talks to The Standard about working with a slew of Hollywood icons in Steven Soderbergh’s upcoming spy-thriller Black Bag

We rank the best shows of the year

HBO is always reliable for top-quality TV, but this was a great year even by its standards.

It might be packed with unspeakably wild antics, but this full-throttle drama is clever, astonishingly written TV – which is on its way to being one of the greatest shows of all time

That new British show you love? There’s a fair chance it is being backed by a US studio. What’s behind the Americans’ sudden influence over our TV – and will it mean more Ted Lassos, and fewer Only Fools and Horses?

THE COUNTDOWN: From the improbable phenomenon ‘Baby Reindeer’ to the comfort of ‘Gogglebox’ and the smart, sexy and slick ‘Mr & Mrs Smith’, here are the top 20 releases from the past 12 months, selected by The Independent’s TV critic Nick Hilton