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

Jo BerryShows returning after a long hiatus are often disappointing, but this is why Doctor Foster has all the ingredients to work

Jeremy Allen White, wearing a chef's apron in The Bear season 3

The BearShould the next season of The Bear be its last?

The BBC logo on the front of a building, with a member of the public walking in the foreground.

The BBCThe BBC is supposed to belong to you – now's your chance to be heard

David Duchovny as Mulder and Gillian Anderson as Scully in The X-Files, with Mulder bracing himself against the wall as Scully listens intently on the phone.

Sam Moore6 things The X Files reboot needs to do to succeed - including 1 seismic change. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

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.

Caroline FrostJonathan Ross’s new show Handcuffed proves the UK still knows no barrier like a class barrier

Dame Sarah StoreyThis is the real impact of telling the stories behind our Paralympic athletes

The BBC logo on the front of a building, with a member of the public walking in the foreground.

Roger BoltonThe BBC is supposed to belong to you – now's your chance to be heard

Gabe Newell wearing a bright white shirt leaning on a white Steam Deck with the gm_construct Garry's Mod map in the background.

Why you should buy a Steam Deck in 2026 (when it's in stock, that is)

KSI wearing a black t-shirt and a grey jacket, smiling with his arms stretched out.

Adam MillerKSI is the best thing to happen to Britain’s Got Talent since Susan Boyle

Mike from Urchin wears a blue shirt and looks out into the distance in front of a near-perfect blue sky.

Calum RussellThe BAFTAs are too conventional – and Urchin's snub is the perfect illustration

Jeremy Allen White, wearing a chef's apron in The Bear season 3

James HibbsThe Bear season 5 has to be the show's final run – and there's a key reason why

A shirtless man lies awake on his back in bed, one arm behind his head, while a woman lies beside him facing his direction under the covers. The scene is lit in cool blue tones, creating a tense, nocturnal atmosphere.

Jon O'BrienDove Cameron and Avan Jogia's 56 Days is 2026's steamiest new show yet

Natalie Dormer as Sarah Ferguson, in a vivid red suit, strides forward holding hands with Mia McKenna-Bruce as Jane Andrews, also dressed in red, while Ed Speleers as Tommy and a protective aide escort them past photographers and onlookers outside a cream-fronted townhouse.

Caroline FrostWho is new ITV drama The Lady really for? It's certainly not for those impacted by this royal-adjacent story

A split-screen image compares two pairs of characters. On the left, a close-up shows an older man with long grey hair and a thick white beard leaning in beside a young woman with long dark curly hair. They appear indoors under warm lighting, with the young woman looking up at him with a worried or uncertain expression. On the right, a fantasy-style scene shows a tall young man in a cloak standing and looking down at a bald child in a similar cloak. The background is bright and misty, giving the scene a dramatic, otherworldly atmosphere.

Abby RobinsonSmall Prophets and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms have one lovely thing in common

Robert Duvall wins the Oscar for Best Actor for his performance in the film Tender Mercies at the 56th Academy Awards

From the archiveRobert Duvall's greatest misfortune was that he was actually too good an actor. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Roisin Gallagher as Saoirse Shaw, Caoilfhionn Dunne as Dara Friel, Sinead Keenan as Robyn Winters in How To Get To Heaven From Belfast standing on the side of a room with their hands in front of them, looking sad as they look at a coffin in the middle of the room.

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Reading is central to being human - and yet, it’s hard to miss the signs of decline

Chloe Lea as Rafe in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, wearing shabby clothes and standing next to a ramshackle cart.

David OpieA Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 5's book change highlights the show's biggest problem

Angus Stobie standing assertively behind a wooden desk, dressed in a blue suit, against a red background.

David CrawfordHas The Archers cheated listeners with George Grundy reveal?

Hudson Williams' Shane Hollander and Connor Storrie's Ilya Rozanov in Heated Rivalry, with their foreheads touching and their eyes closed. Both are wearing tuxedos.

Louise GriffinHow Heated Rivalry just ended years of gay TV trauma. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

A studio portrait of a man with short dark hair and light stubble, seated on a dark sofa against a textured blue-grey backdrop. He wears a light grey T-shirt layered under a beige shearling-lined jacket and looks directly at the camera with a serious, composed expression.

David OpieJames Van Der Beek became a '90s heartthrob in Dawson's Creek – but his legacy extends far beyond that

Adam Scott in Severance, crouching having gone through a hatch

Louise GriffinSeverance bucked a terrifying TV trend – now it could become the problem

Aaron sits beside Robert on the ground of Annie's Field in a scene from Emmerdale

Laura DenbyWhat Emmerdale needs to do next with Robert Sugden after major turning point

Roisin Gallagher as Saoirse Shaw, Caoilfhionn Dunne as Dara Friel, Sinead Keenan as Robyn Winters in How To Get To Heaven From Belfast standing on the side of a room with their hands in front of them, looking sad as they look at a coffin in the middle of the room.

Morgan CormackHow to Get to Heaven from Belfast is somehow too much and not enough

Miriam Petche in Industry season 4 looking at herself in the mirror of a public bathroom, wearing a matching blue suit and her hair strewn around her face.

IndustryAs Sweetpea finally gets her moment in the spotlight, Industry continues to show why it's one of the best dramas on TV

A middle-aged/older man with short grey hair sits at a table in a softly lit room, looking slightly off-camera with a calm, thoughtful expression. He’s wearing a dark navy sweater. In the foreground on the table there’s a smartphone and some papers. Behind him are large windows letting in bright daylight, giving the photo a warm, natural feel.

David OpieApple TV drama Shrinking shows that yes, older people have sex lives too

Caroline FrostLet's not call Melania Trump's film a documentary - Channel 4’s The Tony Blair Story is the real deal

Tony Blair, deep in thought, sitting opposite Michael Waldman who is talking to him. There is a bright light next to them.

Michael WaldmanI've met Tony Blair, Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky – this is what they all had in common

Miriam Petche in Industry season 4 looking at herself in the mirror of a public bathroom, wearing a matching blue suit and her hair strewn around her face.

Morgan CormackIndustry's Sweetpea finally gets her deserved spotlight – and her complex arc is one of the best of the season

A woman with brown hair wearing a black and white lace dress

Susie DentIn the age of AI, being a geek may never have been so important

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