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Fire Country season 4: cast and everything we know about the firefighter drama

Max Thieriot is back with Fire Country season 4. Here's everything we know about the new episodes.

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To Catch a Stalker review – a charity tells one woman to abandon her toddler and flee

Calling the interviewees in this documentary survivors suggests their ordeals are over – but due to paltry laws and police reluctance, that is appallingly far from the case

The Guardian - UK

Sheriff Country: release date, cast, plot and everything we know about the new series

Sheriff Country is a new drama airing on CBS and is the spinoff series of Fire Country. Here’s everything we know about it.

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Committee asks BBC boss for view on ‘what went wrong’ with Glastonbury coverage

The BBC has faced strong criticism for continuing to livestream the performance of punk rap duo Bob Vylan at the festival on iPlayer.

Evening Standard

Olivia Munn claims TV series director tried to ‘ruin’ her career

The actor says ‘The Newsroom’ director accused her of being habitually ‘late and combative’

The Independent UK

Friends star cast as Jennette McCurdy’s abusive mother in I’m Glad My Mom Died adaptation

The bestselling memoir is being adapted into a television series for Apple TV+

The Independent UK

Jennifer Aniston will star in series inspired by Jennette McCurdy's memoir 'I'm Glad My Mom Died'

Jennifer Aniston will star in a new Apple TV+ original series inspired by Jennette McCurdy's bestselling memoir “I'm Glad My Mom Died.”

The Independent UK

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Why Luna is a great modern-day soaps villain on The Bold and the Beautiful

There's a reason Luna makes for a great villain on The Bold and the Beautiful.

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Allies of BBC chief Tim Davie fear latest controversy may damage his leadership

Fallout from Bob Vylan Glastonbury set to be compounded by other controversies the corporation faces

The Guardian - UK

The BBC’s poor handling of Gaza films – and the constraints on debate

Letters: The corporation must not let fear of giving offence stifle coverage, writes Peter Grimsdale; Alexandra Lucas questions ‘partiality’

The Guardian - UK

The Year's Biggest Stephen King Reboot Goes Back To Its Dystopian Thriller Roots

The next big Stephen King movie trailer reveals the story is closer to the book than we thought.

Inverse

Televangelist Jimmy Swaggart, whose ministry was toppled by prostitution scandals, dies at 90

Jimmy Swaggart, the televangelist whose multimillion-dollar ministry was crippled by his encounters with prostitutes, has died

The Independent UK

Cilla Black’s Blind Date set to be rebooted on Disney+

The iconic series was hosted by the late Cilla Black for nearly twenty years

The Independent UK

Veteran war reporter Sandy Gall dies at 97: The fearless voice who chronicled conflict for 60 years

Veteran British journalist and former News at Ten presenter Sandy Gall has died aged 97. His decades-long career was marked by fearless, compassionate reporting.

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Joy Taylor Speaks Out: Reveals 'Trauma' Over Claims She 'Slept Her Way to the Top' at Fox Sports

Fox Sports host Joy Taylor denies workplace misconduct claims, saying the lawsuit left her 'traumatised' but determined to heal and share her journey publicly.

The Guardian - UK

‘My hospital notes said: estimated female’: jazz musician Gill Hicks on being caught in the 7/7 bombings

After being pulled from the wreckage, she spent months learning how to speak again. Now, 20 years on, Hicks is performing her beloved jazz standards on stage – and remembering those who saved her life

The Guardian - UK

BBC chief faces questions over failure to pull live stream of Bob Vylan IDF chant

Tim Davie was informed of incident while at Glastonbury but live stream of stage continued to be aired in hours after

Woman & Home

'It's scary because we don't know enough about it' – Anna Williamson on navigating fears around letting kids have phones

The Great British Phone Switch host thinks phones can be safe for teens if the right boundaries are in place

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The Independent UK

BBC Radio 2 forced to find last minute stand-in as Vernon Kay gets stuck on a train

‘Send deodorant and coffee!’ said radio presenter

The Guardian - UK

‘The ultimate dating series’: Blind Date is back – as an absolute Frankenstein’s monster of a show

Disney is reincarnating the ITV classic, and updating it for the era of Married at First Sight. It sounds almost nothing like the original – what would Cilla Black think?

The Guardian - US

Reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley defiant after Trump pardons

Lead of Chrisley Knows Best said he didn’t ‘have an apology to give’ in interview after release from prison

The Independent UK

Donald McDonald death: Play School star and ‘showbiz great’ dies aged 86

‘He was such a kind man and was always great fun,’ wrote friends and family

Evening Standard

BBC boss Tim Davie under mounting pressure in Glastonbury 'hate chant' row after it emerges he didn't pull livestream

BBC Director General was at Glastonbury when Bob Vylan chanted ‘death, death to the IDF’ and was consulted on what to do about broadcaster’s coverage

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Jordan Gray’s cracking supermarket sitcom

The first TV show from the hit YouTube comedian also stars Nick Frost as a hapless boss. Plus: Emilia Fox looks into an unsolved murder. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Independent UK

‘I have a deep sense of survivor’s guilt’: Four people on 7/7, the day that changed the nation

IN FOCUS: Netflix’s documentary marks 20 years since the suicide bombings on the capital’s transport network that killed 52 and injured almost 800. Four of those caught up in the atrocity talk to Gabriel Tate about their experiences and their enduring legacy

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