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Our Friends in the NorthCaroline Frost: The night I ran into Daniel Craig after an illicit binge-watch of his yet-unreleased TV hit

Week 11 Holliday Grainger

10 Questions with...Deepfakes, 'slopaganda' and why scene-stealing actress Holliday Grainger says no to social media

Week 11 Laura Rutkowski Pixar Experience

PixarTo infinity and beyond! You can now step into the world of Pixar's Toy Story – literally

Best Actor'The coronation of Timothée Chalamet seemed a safe bet… until two weeks ago'

Wagner Moura in The Secret Agent.

The case for The Secret Agent'A gripping, stylish and offbeat film that's alive to the possibilities of cinema'

Jessie Buckley in Hamnet, leaning on the stage of the Globe theatre and clasping her hands together.

HamnetAre you being emotionally manipulated? How tearjerker Hamnet became a controversial contender. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Side-by-side images of Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as Jaime Lannister in Game of Thrones, Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton in Yellowstone and Sandro Rosta as Caleb Mir in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy.

The end of the shared TV experience? Why streaming's power grab should worry viewers

Background on the wall with old damaged discs cd.

The revolution on the shelf? Why physical media still matters in the age of streaming TV

Pat (JIM HOWICK), The Captain (BEN WILLBOND), Julian (SIMON FARNABY), Thomas Thorne (MAT BAYNTON) and Kitty (LOLLY ADEFOPE) gathered in an office near the desk, looking down with surprise and intrigue

Here for a good time not a long time? How British TV needs to change for the comedy genre to thrive

Suranne Jones in Doctor Foster, wearing a black dress, with her hand to her face and blood running down it.

Doctor FosterTV shows returning after a long hiatus are often disappointing, but Doctor Foster has all the ingredients to work

Two middle-aged men stand outdoors between the chains of a garden swing, smiling and looking off to the side. One wears glasses and a navy zip-up jacket, while the other has a thick moustache and is dressed in a green sweater with a grey stripe across the chest. They appear relaxed and mid-conversation. Behind them, slightly out of focus, a woman in a patterned jumper stands holding a drink near a wooden fence, with leafy trees and greenery filling the background.

DTF St LouisWhy you should watch DTF St Louis: The super weird crime show with a soft underbelly

Michael B Jordan in Sinners hugging another man as they look panicked

The case for Sinners'A victory for Sinners would prove that a Best Picture winner doesn't need to "play it safe"'

Wunmi Mosaku accepts the BAFTA Supporting Actress Award for Sinners; she is wearing a blue dress and smiling at attendees from the stage.

Best Supporting Actress'Despite Wunmi Mosaku's Bafta win, the ball could be in anyone's court'

Brad Pitt in F1 in a white jumpsuit

The case for F1'Can the technical mastery of this rubber-burning Rocky really thrust it to gold?'

Renate Reinsve and Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas as Nora and Agnes in Sentimental Value. They are lying down, Nora is hugging Agnes as she smiles. Nora has tears in her eyes.

The case for Sentimental Value'A family drama of the highest tier, with more heart than any other nominee'

Noah Jupe stars as Hamlet, Jessie Buckley as Agnes and Joe Alwyn as Bartholomew in Hamnet

The case for Hamnet'A moving examination of grief and the power of art'

David Thewlis and Jason Watkins in Dirty Business, stood outside an looking down at something, concerned.

Dirty BusinessI directed Channel 4's Dirty Business – this is why we need to end the 35-year train-wreck of water privatisation. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Felicity Jones as Gladys and Joel Edgerton as Robert Grainier, walking through a forest with a baby.

The case for Train Dreams'An introspective ballad to life’s ephemerality – and the ideal antidote to late-stage capitalism'

The case for Frankenstein'A creature feature that deserves to bask in the warmth of the spotlight, not be left out in the cold'

Emma Stone as Michelle Fuller in Bugonia, wearing a red velvet suit and sunglasses, walking out of a building.

The case for Bugonia'A rare film that never once draws back from its slide into madness'

Best Picture'Both Sinners and One Battle After Another are timely and accessible, which makes them appeal to voters'

Best Supporting Actor'If anyone is to unseat Sean Penn as the favourite, it looks like being Stellan Skarsgård'

Best Actress'Should Jessie Buckley stumble on the big night, it’s probable that Rose Byrne will be next in line'

Timothée Chalamet as Marty Mauser in Marty Supreme.

The case for Marty Supreme'A loud and proud film that trusts viewers to embrace complexity over comfort'

Side-by-side image of Michael B Jordan as Elias 'Stack' Moore in Sinners, Jessie Buckley as Agnes Shakespeare in Hamnet and Leonardo DiCaprio as Bob Ferguson in One Battle After Another.

Best PictureOscars 2026: Best Picture nominees. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Scarlett Johansson as Zora Bennett and Jonathan Bailey as Dr Henry Loomis in Jurassic World Rebirth

Films of the Week: 2–8 March

10 Questions Amanda Seyfried

The Testament of Ann LeeThe Oscars completely snubbed the year's most daring film – and it doesn't make sense

Close-up of Jack Whitehall smiling in front of a black background.

View from My SofaBrits host Jack Whitehall: 'I tried to hide the fact I'm posh, but I wasn't fooling anyone'

Week 10 Viewpoint Dame Sarah Storey

Winter Paralympics 2026Dame Sarah Storey: 'More must be done for disabled representation and Para-athletes'

Six pairs stood either side of a super imposed Jonathan Ross, who is wearing a red suit with a set of handcuffs hanging from his hand.

Handcuffed: Last Pair StandingThe UK knows no barrier like a class barrier – and Jonathan Ross's new show proves it

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