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The campaign for justice behind the epilepsy drug that caused damage to generations of children. Plus: shocking sex-outside-marriage revelation in The Gilded Age. Here’s what to watch this evening
Read moreThe singer and broadcaster performs at Dave and Dawn Lloyd’s wedding ceremony.
Read moreHollywood’s weirdest man has entered the fray and the casting decision that has dragged on and on suddenly feels exciting for the first time
Read moreRachel Ojuromi and her stylist friend Debby Fasingha recreated high-end designs in effortlessly cool videos shot around the city. Then the fashion house came calling
Read moreThe writer and podcaster on why politics is made to seem more complicated than it is and his mission to unpack world events for everyone Why did you get into comedy? My mum was a professional dancer and always encouraged me to perform. Given that I have zero rhythm, comedy was my other option. She wrote me a poem called Mrs Brown’s Moggy, about a cat that was often very soggy, for my school’s talent show. Because you can’t tell the difference between real and polite laughter at the age of six, I assumed I’d killed my first gig and convinced myself I was born to do nothing else. Where do you fi
Read moreThe foreign-language film topped the North American box office with $31.6m in takings, generating $63m worldwide
Read moreA ‘mostly true’ tale of 19th-century sisters running from the law is underserved in a production stuffed with superfluous showboating
Read moreLisa Nandy tells the BBC "many people" in the media industry have come forward to her.
Read moreFrom 24-hour news channel parodies and extreme stereotypes to a twisted Statue of Liberty, the Grand Theft Auto series has consistently mocked the excesses of US capitalist society.
Read moreThis trip to Kangaroo Island is pleasant enough, but the investigative reporter seems lost when tackling something that doesn’t feature exploitation or outrage For years on BBC Three, Stacey Dooley equalled strife. Child labour, sexual exploitation, poverty, religious extremism, homelessness: all were ably tackled by a presenter who stood out for her lack of lofty TV-star pretension and her knack for asking the direct questions that were in audience’s minds. Since winning Strictly Come Dancing in 2018, she has gone a bit more mainstream, so although the old Dooley is still around – she’s in th
Read moreThe presenter tells fans it is "time to throw myself into something new" after recent Celebrity Traitors success.
Read moreOn a weekend of erratic scoring, Dani Dyer topped the table. Cach Mercer and John Nellis were tied at the bottom. But who would fall at the contest’s midway mark?
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