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The 10 best punk, metal and classic rock songs soundtracking season two of SAS Rogue Heroes, the loudest, most explosive show on TV

SAS Rogue Heroes is back with a bang. Hundreds and thousands of bangs, actually

Metal Hammer

The week in TV: Lockerbie: A Search for Truth; The Traitors; SAS Rogue Heroes; The Split: Barcelona – review

Colin Firth heads a knotty dramatisation of the 1988 tragedy. Plus, more cosy treachery with Claudia Winkleman; the SAS saga dives deeper; and a Spanish spin-off for The Split

The Guardian - UK

Hardcore fliers and TikTokers took up a challenge to earn one million airline points, which involved flying on over a dozen airlines in a matter of weeks

SAS introduced its 1 million-point challenge, which travel experts estimate hundreds of people have completed.

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SAS Rogue Heroes season two: the true story behind the explosive BBC war drama

SAS Rogue Heroes happily plays fast and loose with the truth, but the reality of the special forces heroics in Italy reads like fiction anyway

Evening Standard

SAS Rogue Heroes season two review – air-punchingly good

Steven Knight’s cool-as-hell second world war drama is back – and it’s still an utterly thrilling romp of a watch. Charge on!

The Guardian - UK

SAS Rogue Heroes season 2 episode 3 recap: 'To the last man'

In SAS Rogue Heroes season 2 episode 3 the SRS continue to head North and Paddy continues to clash with Bill Stirling

WhatToWatch

SAS Rogue Heroes season 2 episode 2 recap: 'Broken bread'

In SAS Rogue Heroes season 2 episode 2 Paddy clashes with Bill Stirling over war tactics...

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SAS Rogue Heroes season 2 episode 1 recap: 'No one would be stupid enough to attack a continent with 35 men...'

In this SAS Rogue Heroes season 2 episode 1 recap we find Paddy Mayne taking charge of a newly-named SRS

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How to watch 'SAS Rogue Heroes' season 2 online – stream WW2 drama series from anywhere

Under new management and on a new mission in Europe. Here's how to watch "SAS Rogue Heroes" season 2 online, on TV and from anywhere in the world.

Tom’s Guide

How to watch SAS: Rogue Heroes season 2 online: stream the British Army drama from anywhere

Jack O’Connell and Connor Swindells star in the six-part BBC series. Here's how you can watch SAS: Rogue Heroes season 2 online.

WhatToWatch

Connor Swindells says losing weight for SAS Rogue Heroes was a ‘big challenge’

The drama will follow Paddy Mayne (Jack O’Connell) as he takes control of the SAS and attempts to prove the regiment remains essential to the war.

Evening Standard

SAS Rogue Heroes S2 review: the boys are back and ready to liberate Europe in this terrific, bloody bonanza

4/5 The second season of this hit show is a joy from start to finish with thrilling action, stunning locations and spectacular set pieces

Evening Standard

'Hunting season': soldier's words on alleged war crime

After committing an alleged war crime by murdering an Afghan civilian, an Australian special forces trooper boasted of having a "good day" in the field.

AAP

Shaq and Stephen A. Smith Had the Most Painful Three-Point Contest You Will Ever See

Someone call Steph Curry.

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Tom’s Guide

Prime Video’s top 10 has 3 shows worth watching — and one of them is a gripping crime thriller

Our guide to the three best shows to watch in Prime Video’s top 10 right now.

The Guardian - UK

From punch-ups to punk rock: the raucous return of SAS Rogue Heroes – TV’s wildest historical drama

The drink is loud, the music flowing – and the near-death experiences almost constant. Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight’s adrenaline-fuelled period drama is back

Evening Standard

Video shows screaming passengers lifted into air as severe turbulence hits Miami-bound flight

One person’s feet appeared to hit the ceiling of the plane during the disruption

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How I survived the Fan Dance: tackling the legendary SAS mountain run

It’s more than just a tough day in the mountains, as these tips for navigating one of the UK’s toughest fitness tests explain

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The Independent UK

The Traitors winner reportedly leaves Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins after being caught lying

‘The Traitors’ winner has reportedly left his latest venture into reality TV

The Independent UK

Georgia Harrison ‘hallucinated’ during ‘degrading’ Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins finale

Reality star was one of two celebrity winners of Channel 4’s gruelling contest

The Guardian - UK

Hundreds of Afghan soldiers to become eligible to live in UK after new information found

Estimated 500 rejected cases expected to be overturned after fresh evidence they were employed by the UK government in Afghanistan

Evening Standard

OPINION - Robert Jenrick is creeping ahead of Kemi Badenoch, but foot-in-mouth syndrome is catching in the Tory leadership race

Roll up for the “Dancing on Ice” tournament visiting Birmingham this week — a feast of flashy pirouettes, slippery falls, arguments about the scoreboard — and the odd Tonya Harding-style conspiracy over whispering campaigns and attacks on rivals.

The Guardian - UK

Badenoch says 10% of civil servants are ‘very bad’ and jokes they are ‘should be in prison bad’ – as it happened

Leadership hopeful says some civil servants leak secrets and the bad ones are usually ‘union led’

AAP

Court security beefed for landmark war crime hearings

Security measures reminiscent of those introduced for Ben Roberts-Smith will also be required in another series of hearings over alleged war crimes.

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Ludwig; Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins; Apples Never Fall; Surviving October 7; Small Town, Big Riot – review

David Mitchell turns sleuth in an amiable comedy thriller; Rachel Johnson gets the boot camp treatment; Annette Bening leads a stodgy mystery; and searing documentaries tackle Hamas atrocities and Kirkby disorder

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