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How to reboot MasterChef
Even before Gregg Wallace ended his own career, the time was ripe for a change. Here are four names who could shake things up
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The one big problem with Meet The Rees-Moggs
If the reality show is intended to revive his career, Jacob may end up being disappointed
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Coming to a screen near you: Jacob Rees-Mogg’s boxer shorts
The trailer for the former cabinet minister's TV series is here and it's not good
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Inganno and the rebirth of the free Italian woman
In the Italian version of Gold Digger, Monica Guerritore rewrites the rules for women
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A Very Royal Scandal is not to be missed
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The Perfect Couple is criminally good fun
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Slow Horses is the perfect spy thriller for Brexit Britain
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Prequel's not-very-coded message about Trump is terrifying
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Joe Rogan simply cannot be ignored
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Disinformation station
GB News, the populists’ TV channel, has long tiptoed on the edge. Will making excuses for thugs finally send it over?
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Where is Daley Thompson's knighthood?
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My Family is David Baddiel's finest writing to date
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Miss Merkel investigates
A German-made, Agatha Christie-inspired series depicting Angela Merkel’s crime-solving adventures is proving a hit
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Kinds of Kindness is a deeply strange and wonderful movie
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This Federer documentary packs power
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The Acolyte is no routine space opera
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The Beast will haunt you
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Furiosa is epic
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Blue Lights: Belfast’s reality TV
The picture of Northern Ireland painted by the hit BBC drama series is tense, shocking – and entirely accurate
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The Big Cigar is an extraordinary caper
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Withnail & I has fresh life
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Keeping connected by streaming
For Gen Z, online international streaming services have made foreign language media mainstream
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Multicultural Man: On Alan Clarke
In the 1970s the three broadcast channels all had regular teleplays and anyone who wanted to write drama seriously was drawn into television
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Love Lies Bleeding is a foot-to-the-floor neo-noir thriller
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Matthew d’Ancona’s Culture: Knife is an absolute must-read
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Matthew d’Ancona’s Culture: Civil War is quite an accomplishment
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Matthew d’Ancona’s Culture: Long Day’s Journey Into Night is breathtaking
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Matthew d’Ancona’s Culture: Dune Part Two is even better than the first
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ITV is now the nation’s conscience, and it’s telling the truth about Covid lies
What does it say about our politics that justice is now delivered via TV dramas?
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Matthew d’Ancona’s Culture: The Picture of Dorian Gray is unmissable
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Multicultural Man: On TV licensing
Everyone must die – and so must broadcast TV
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Matthew d’Ancona’s Culture: One Love is a timely cinematic pageant
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