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‘They just have to be fair’: will the actors’ strike finally come to an end?

After over 100 days on strike, with actors out of work and studios refusing to budge, the industry is waiting for a vital update

The Guardian - US

BBC's Diana scandal hid in plain sight for 24 years

Media Watch: There was only one surprising thing about the Martin Bashir Panorama scandal of 2020: which is that anyone was surprised at all.

Evening Standard

Stephen Colbert on Jim Jordan’s failed speaker bid: ‘An historic humiliation’

Late-night hosts discuss Jim Jordan’s failed bid for speaker of the House, Trump’s lawyers turning on him and Taylor Swift’s romance with Travis Kelce

The Guardian - US

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Ofcom says GB news is not impartial, but how can that be true? It has every kind of wingnut going

Home to odd Tory MPs and conspiracy theorists, the channel is a broad church – except when it comes to those who follow the rules, says the Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

How the Morning Show became the most ridiculous show on TV

The drama’s baffling silliness has become its most notable, and ultimately, charming quality as the new season finds its groove

The Guardian - US

Heartland: how the wholesome Canadian horse drama spurred me to grab life by the reins

The TV series made me want to bolt from my city desk job and devote my life to riding and caring for horses. So I did

The Guardian - AU

David Walliams claims Channel 4 travel show was cancelled after leaked Britain’s Got Talent comments

Walliams left the talent show in January after offensive comments he reportedly made off-camera were leaked

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At last, Mamma Mia! I Have a Dream gives us kinder reality TV. But some raw humanity would be nice

ITV’s revamped search-for-a-West-End-star format is Instagram-slick. It’s warmer – but does it make for good TV? asks culture writer Lauren O’Neill

The Guardian - UK

Anton Du Beke denies ‘untrue’ claim Strictly bosses ‘warned’ him over risqué comment

Show’s judge debunked report that said he was told off by producers

The Independent UK

Fox News helps Trump by "sidelining" him

Trump hates the "less is more" mindset, but it works better for him with voters — and with prosecutors

Salon

Maureen Lipman reveals ITV offered her security following Israel-Hamas remarks

Coronation Street star reveals ITV bosses offered her security following her remarks amid a surge in anti-Semitic attacks

Evening Standard

Interview with senior Hamas leader ‘editorially justified’, ABC boss tells Senate grilling

David Anderson defends 7.30 interview, saying it was to ‘challenge them’, and confirms Middle East correspondent Tom Joyner under investigation

The Guardian - AU

Boudica review – dreary take on Norfolk’s killer queen is as gritty as a sponge

This take on the first-century Iceni heroine looks like a home movie, and Olga Kurylenko’s lack of majesty in the lead role doesn’t help

The Guardian - UK

ITV wants staff to ‘declare their work friendships’ – how awkward

In the wake of Phillip Schofield’s departure from ‘This Morning’, ITV has reportedly updated its HR policies, meaning staff now have to declare close friendships with colleagues. It’s sure to be a minefield for workers, says Katie Rosseinsky

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The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: inside the Metropolitan police

The first episode of the new series about the Met paints a controversially positive picture of the UK’s biggest force. Plus: Bake Off contestants tackle pastry week. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Independent UK

I’m a Celebrity line-up rumours ahead of 2023 series

From soap stars and TV presenters to a former prime minister

The Guardian - UK

‘Power of the masses’: the day Iceland’s women went on strike and changed history

1975 strike was a pivotal moment for the country – but 48 years later, Icelanders today protest at gender inequality

AAP

ABC to pay but no apology for defamed commando

The ABC will end up spending significantly more than $1 million on its failed defence of an ex-commando's defamation case, but its head won't apologise.

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The Independent UK

Rhod Gilbert says he’s received first clear scan after cancer diagnosis

Actor revealed last year he had been diagnosed with stage four head and neck cancer

The Independent UK

Golden Bachelor contestant divides viewers after revealing she missed daughter’s wedding to be on show

‘She’s red flag,’ one viewer claims

Chicago Sun-Times

Harry Porterfield, beloved Chicago TV news anchor, ‘Someone You Should Know’ raconteur, dies at 95

Mr. Porterfield, with more than 50 years of experience, was the dean of Chicago new anchors when he signed off in 2015 at age 87.

The National (Scotland)

Lee Anderson interview with Suella Braverman did not break rules, says Ofcom

AN interview between two Tory MPs on GB News did not break broadcasting rules, according to Ofcom.

Evening Standard

Jack Whitehall awkwardly mentions Phillip Schofield during This Morning appearance

The disgraced TV presenter left the ITV show in May after admitting to lying about having an affair with a younger colleague

Evening Standard

The Crown: what do the royals actually think about the hit Netflix show?

What have the British royal family said about intimate details of their lives being reimagined for the small screen?

Evening Standard

Al Murray on his new show about the British Empire: 'In the culture war I'm a conscientious objector'

The comedian on unpicking the myths around Empire, the issue of reparations, and running against Nigel Farage as the Pub Landlord

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