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EastEnders star Jacqueline Jossa splits from Dan Osborne as he walks out of family home after eight years

The couple are said to be "working things out amicably" according to sources

Evening Standard

‘We are all Natasha’: senator’s sexual harassment claims roil Nigeria

Treatment of Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, who has been suspended from senate, shines light on women’s rights

The Guardian - UK

15 Years Ago, One Cop Show Quietly Changed the Game Forever

What could have been the most boring series on TV proved itself in the face of a new wave, and it still holds up today. Here's why 'Justified' is still great.

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The week in TV: Adolescence; Michael Sheen’s Secret Million Pound Giveaway; Chess Masters: The Endgame – review

A teenage murder sparks Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne’s affecting drama about the online ‘manosphere’; Michael Sheen’s generosity exposes Britain’s debt crisis; and, for the first time in 30 years, chess is king at the BBC

The Guardian - UK

Why prop design is so important in Apple TV's Severance

5 examples of how props brought the Lumon universe to life.

Creative Bloq

Protection episode 1 recap: Who killed the McLennans?

In this Protection episode 1 recap we see DI Liz Nyles' world turn upside down following a terrible event... (SPOILERS AHEAD)

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HBO's under-appreciated comedy gem gets a thigh-slapping trailer

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Ross Noble: ‘The weirdest place I have been recognised? During my vasectomy’

The British comedian on being shot into space by Jeff Bezos, his nightmarish run-in with a fan and the thing he loves most about Australia

The Guardian - AU

The Bachelor franchise faces internal shakeup following ‘toxic’ workplace accusations

Showrunners Claire Freeland and Bennett Graebner are reportedly negotiating their exit a month after they were accused of fostering a ‘hostile’ work environment

The Independent UK

Last chance for Darwin Núñez to turn laughter into legacy at Liverpool

Carabao Cup final offers Liverpool’s entertaining and erratic forward a chance to write himself into club folklore

The Guardian - UK

One of Netflix's most iconic shows is coming back for an epic new season

Black Mirror gets a seventh run

Lifetime's intense new thriller Taken at a Basketball Game premieres tonight

In Lifetime's Taken at a Basketball Game, a father's worst fear is confirmed when he realizes his daughter has been kidnapped during a sports game

WhatToWatch

What’s it like to have a serial killer for a father? Melissa Moore knows — and her story is being told

The eight-episode series ‘Happy Face’ for Paramount+ is inspired by the true story of Melissa G. Moore and the shocking discovery that her father was the infamous serial killer known as Happy Face. Andrea Cavallier reports

The Independent UK

RTS U-turns on decision to pause special award for Gaza coverage

The Royal Television Society has committed to the return of its special journalism award following pausing the prize over “recent controversy…

The National (Scotland)

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Evening Standard

RTS commits to making special award after Gaza coverage controversy

Current affairs veteran Jonathan Dimbleby was among those who signed a letter expressing their ‘shock and disgust’ at an RTS decision.

The Guardian - UK

Comic Lou Sanders: ‘I went around the houses trying to find my onstage persona. Turns out, it’s just me’

The comedian on being a people pleaser, her painful early gigs and the joy of trampolines

The Independent UK

Stephen Graham names Adolescence’s ‘biggest achievement’ as show becomes Netflix hit

Exclusive: Graham told The Independent how the team behind the hit Netflix show found its lead star

The Independent UK

Lorraine Kelly: Working class being ‘left behind’ in TV diversity push

‘You’re cutting an awful lot of people out,’ she says

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Inverse

5 Years Ago, Alex Garland Made An Ambitious Sci-Fi Mystery That Was Ahead Of Its Time

In 2020, as the world changed, a pitch-perfect sci-fi show came before its time.

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Death in Paradise just gave us one of its greatest-ever episodes — and Don Gilet deserves a lot of the credit

Don Gilet gave a wonderfully emotional performance as Mervin

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Protection cast: who's who in the ITV crime thriller

Meet the stars that make up the Protection cast

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New on Netflix March 15-21: our expert picks 6 movies and shows to stream this week

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Netflix's sexiest thriller series gets long-awaited trailer

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The Independent UK

The 15 most problematic TV shows of the 21st century, from Little Britain to Baby Reindeer, ranked

THE COUNTDOWN: When it comes to television, there’s ‘aged poorly’ and then there’s ‘what on earth were they thinking?’ – here are the modern series that broadcasters should regret (and we should probably regret watching), as selected by The Independent’s culture desk staff

The Independent UK

Erin Doherty: ‘The minute people start to think of me as one thing, I want to run the other way’

THE SATURDAY INTERVIEW: The shapeshifting ‘Adolescence’ and ‘A Thousand Blows’ actor talks to Lydia Spencer-Elliott about pickpocketing lessons, social media and the art of the one-shot drama

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