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BBC's 'The Department' Hailed as Television Masterpiece
The BBC's gripping new series 'The Department' is being hailed as television perfection, with critics praising its authentic portrayal of Whitehall politics and standout performances.
BBC to cancel Victoria Derbyshire show in major cuts
The BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme faces cancellation as part of sweeping cuts to BBC Two's daytime schedule, leaving staff in turmoil and viewers facing significant changes to their daily programming.
BBC's Hidden Gem Political Drama Demands Awards
Discover why this underrated BBC masterpiece about Westminster politics is generating buzz and deserves award recognition for its stellar cast and compelling storytelling.
BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty issues blunt warning to co-host
BBC Breakfast turned tense when presenter Naga Munchetty issued a stark warning to colleague Charlie Stayt during Wednesday's morning broadcast, leaving viewers stunned.
BBC Breakfast presenters announce major schedule changes
BBC Breakfast stars Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt reveal significant changes to their presenting schedule, sparking viewer reactions and speculation about the show's future direction.
BBC Breakfast host apologises on-air sparking viewer backlash
BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty faces criticism after issuing an on-air apology for interrupting a government minister, with viewers calling the move 'unnecessary' and praising her interviewing style.
The Diplomat Season 3 Review: Political Thriller Excellence
Netflix's acclaimed political thriller The Diplomat storms back for its third season, with Keri Russell delivering another powerhouse performance as Kate Wyler navigating treacherous international waters.
To Cook A Bear Review: Unbearably Silly Historical Drama
The Guardian's scathing review of 'To Cook a Bear' reveals why this bizarre historical drama about a bear-fighting police unit fails to deliver anything but unintentional comedy.
Rylan's Witch-Hunt: Essex's Dark Secrets Revealed
Christopher Stevens reviews Rylan's captivating journey into Essex's dark supernatural history, where folklore meets television magic in this spellbinding documentary series.
The Jetty: BBC Drama Stuns Viewers With Shocking Twist
Jenna Coleman's new BBC drama 'The Jetty' has viewers utterly captivated after a shocking fourth episode reveal that transforms the entire series into an explosive cold case murder investigation.
BBC Host Gethin Jones Apologises After On-Air Blunder
BBC Morning Live presenter Gethin Jones was forced to apologise to viewers after accidentally revealing a surprise guest's identity before their planned appearance on the popular daytime show.
BBC moves University Challenge and Mastermind in schedule shake-up
The BBC announces major scheduling changes for autumn 2024, moving quiz show favourites University Challenge and Mastermind to new time slots while introducing new programmes like The Assembly and The Chop.
BBC's Race Across World Hailed as TV Masterpiece
The gripping reality series Race Across the World has been declared one of the BBC's finest achievements, captivating millions with its raw human drama and breathtaking global adventures.
BBC cancels Question of Sport after 53 years
The iconic sports quiz Question of Sport has been permanently cancelled by the BBC, ending its remarkable 53-year run that made household names of presenters like Sue Barker and team captains including Ian Botham.
Riot Women: Wainwright's menopausal punk drama shakes BBC
Sally Wainwright's explosive new BBC drama 'Riot Women' follows four menopausal women forming a punk band, tackling midlife crises and societal expectations with raw honesty and blistering energy.
Riot Women: Joanna Scanlan's career-best BBC drama
BBC's powerful new drama 'Riot Women' sees Joanna Scanlan shine in a gripping exploration of protest, politics and personal transformation in modern Britain.
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BBC pauses transgender training after staff concerns
The BBC has suspended all diversity training related to transgender and LGBTQ+ issues after staff raised serious concerns about impartiality and content. The pause affects workshops across the corporation as management reviews the programmes.
Menopausal Punk Band Drama: Wainwright's Fury
Sally Wainwright's explosive new drama follows a menopausal punk band's comeback tour, tackling ageism and sexism with raw energy and fury. Don't miss this groundbreaking television event.
The Intruder Review: Psychological Masterpiece on BBC Four
BBC Four's latest French thriller delivers an unsettling exploration of domestic violation and psychological warfare that will leave viewers breathless and questioning their own security.
Tron: Ares Review - Jared Leto Shines in Stunning Sequel
PETER HOSKIN delivers his verdict on the breathtaking new Tron instalment, praising Jared Leto's captivating performance and the film's perfect blend of visual spectacle and emotional depth in this must-see blockbuster.
Fine dining meets reality in BBC's hilarious Taste Test
Christopher Stevens serves up his verdict on BBC's daring restaurant experiment where Michelin-starred chefs face ordinary diners in a culinary showdown that's equal parts brilliant and disastrous.
Dreaming Whilst Black returns to BBC Three
The critically acclaimed comedy-drama 'Dreaming Whilst Black' makes its triumphant return to BBC Three and iPlayer, following aspiring filmmaker Kwabena's hilarious and heartfelt journey through the entertainment industry.
Race Across the World hooks viewers with thrilling return
Channel 4's gripping travel competition Race Across the World returns with its most thrilling season yet, captivating audiences as pairs race across spectacular landscapes with limited budgets and no modern technology.
Aimee Lou Wood Shines in BBC's Film Club Drama
BBC's compelling new drama 'Film Club' features an outstanding performance by Aimee Lou Wood, exploring the complexities of friendship, mental health, and cinema's healing power in contemporary Britain.
BBC's New Comedy 'Adolescence' Stars Owen Cooper
The BBC announces 'Adolescence', a groundbreaking comedy-drama exploring modern teenage life through the eyes of 17-year-old Owen Cooper, offering raw and relatable storytelling for contemporary audiences.
Joe Wicks' Acting Debut: From Body Coach to TV Hitman
Fitness phenomenon Joe Wicks swaps burpees for bullets in his surprising new acting debut. Christopher Stevens delivers his candid review of Channel 5's latest entertainment experiment.
ITV's 'Frauds' Fiasco: A Muddled Art Crime Drama
Christopher Stevens delivers a scathing review of ITV's new art crime drama 'Frauds', starring Stephen Mangan and Tom Basden, questioning whether this confused caper does justice to the legacy of Salvador Dalí.
Frauds Review: Jones & Whittaker Excel in ITV Thriller
ITV's new drama 'Frauds' delivers a masterclass in tension and dark humour, with powerhouse performances from Suranne Jones and Jodie Whittaker that will keep viewers guessing until the final credits.
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