Bloodlands, episode 1 review: all the twists and turns you expect from a Jed Mercurio thriller
James Nesbitt has described Bloodlands (BBC One) as “a classic Jed Mercurio thriller”, which is about right. You don’t know who to trust, none of...
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Meghan and Harry’s interview with Oprah: how to watch in the UK and what to expect
Harry and Meghan are going on record. Never far from the newscycle, this week the Sussexes set Twitter feeds glowing with a double announcement. First,...
Esther Rantzen: Living with Grief review: A deeply personal study that will stay with you long after watching
Not all documentaries carry with them a metaphor as neat as the barn in Esther Rantzen: Living with Grief (Channel 5). More than 20 years...
If you’re going to have a celebrity guide you through childbirth, Emma Willis makes a comforting choice
The idea of having a celebrity presenter by your side during labour always struck me as weird. Aren’t the contractions and the forceps enough to...
Whirlybird: Live Above LA, review: an engrossing tale of how one married couple revolutionised TV news
There were two stories in Whirlybird: Live Above LA (BBC Four). The first was of husband-and-wife team Bob Tur and Marika Gerrard, who revolutionised breaking...
Finding Alice, episode 5 review: how on earth are they going to wrap up this absurd drama next week?
Dear old Nigel Havers delivered a handy plot catch-up as we rejoined the increasingly bizarre Finding Alice (ITV). “Your partner died, leaving secret after secret,” Havers...
Pulsating and effortlessly cool crime thrills come thick and fast in ZeroZeroZero
The three strands are drawn together artfully, as the action takes us from whispering Mafia dons in pristine forests, promising the local family bosses he’ll...
New sci-fi series Resident Alien is E.T. meets ER – hey, who needs realism right now?
A quirky comedy-drama in which an outsider moves to a snowy North American town, sets up as a doctor and forms a bond with the...
Katie Price’s dilemma over what’s best for disabled son Harvey will be one familiar to many
If you are aware of Katie Price, it’s most likely as a tabloid fixture – the former glamour model’s life is an open book, with...
Finding Alice, episode 2 review: with each episode, this stylish thriller only gets more bizarre
Some of the behaviour in Finding Alice (ITV) is quite odd, isn’t it? I’m not talking about Keeley Hawes as Alice – at points she...