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Inside Princess Kate’s Bold Decision to Return to Public Life on Her Own Terms—and How Her Jenny Packham Rewear Was a Strategic Part of Keeping Her Return a Secret

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Piers Morgan claims Celebrity Apprentice co-star Omarosa wanted to sleep with him for a ‘showmance’

Morgan and Omarosa competed on Donald Trump’s ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ reality series

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Celebrity Race Across The World: the leading runners and riders to join the hit BBC spin-off

As a star-studded new series of the TV favourite is on the way, these are the rumoured contestants

Evening Standard

Feds finally track down CNBC pundit-turned-fugitive after three years on the run

James McDonald faces up to 75 years in prison

The Independent UK

Doctor Who star Alex Kingston says cancel culture has made her generation 'tread on eggshells'

Kingston says she ‘gets really confused about pronouns, for instance’

Evening Standard

Bridgerton season 4: cast, plot, new images, trailer, latest news and everything we know

Over to you Benedict! Bridgerton season 4 will see Benedict head to a masquerade ball...

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Helen Skelton's sturdy walking boots with statement gold earrings and huge sunglasses made hiking look glam

Helen combined practicality with glamour in the best way

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Why Emilia Clarke says she 'can't watch' House of the Dragon

It makes sense

Marie Claire

‘Grantchester’ Gets Season 10 Order on PBS

Murder, mystery, mayhem in otherwise quaint village in the ‘50s

Broadcasting & Cable

OPINION - Boris Johnson's return is an uncomfortable reminder of Conservative choices

Broadly speaking, there are two distinct types of television dramas: procedurals and serials. The former, often set in a courtroom or police station, specialise in predictable structures with self-contained storylines that typically revolve around a different case or crime.

Evening Standard

Joey Barton quits social media after agreeing to pay £75,000 in damages to Jeremy Vine in defamation case

Joey Barton has also apologised to the TV and radio presenter presenter after his comments were ruled defamatory

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Exposure review – Alice Englert shines in this interesting, if flawed mystery series

It takes a while to feel immersed in this Sydney-set drama, following a woman investigating her friend’s death – but there’s a lot to appreciate here

The Guardian - AU

Clearing the airwaves: Starmer gives woolly performance on LBC phone-in

Moments of clarity about football tax and definition of working person only highlight evasion elsewhere

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The Independent UK

Susanna Reid praised for shutting down frustrated Nigel Farage on GMB

Leader of the Reform Party was faced with tough questions on ITV morning programme

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Casualty exclusive: Kellie Shirley on romance for Sophia and returning to EastEnders

Casualty exclusive: Kellie Shirley on joining Holby ED, the attraction of ‘sexy’ Dylan Keogh and returning to EastEnders.

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Douglas is Cancelled star Hugh Bonneville on why his newsroom-set comedy-drama is 'genius'

An interview with Hugh Bonneville and Karen Gillan about Douglas is Cancelled

The Independent UK

Buster Murdaugh files massive defamation lawsuit against Netflix, Warner Brothers

Buster Murdaugh claims his reputation has been damaged after he was falsely accused of murder in documentaries

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Salon

Sinclair: Media empire built on lies

By conquering local TV and spewing relentless pro-Trump propaganda, Sinclair is winning a war no one noticed

The Guardian - UK

Joey Barton to pay Jeremy Vine £75,000 after calling him a ‘bike nonce’

Former footballer also issues public apology to presenter, who sued him over insults a court found to be defamatory

The Guardian - US

‘Virtual video store appeal’: how Tubi became America’s best free streaming service

The streamer’s surprisingly varied library and ad-supported model has allowed it to start out-performing its far glossier, and more expensive, rivals

The National (Scotland)

Joey Barton to pay Jeremy Vine £75,000 after calling broadcaster 'bike nonce'

Joey Barton has apologised to Jeremy Vine and agreed to pay the broadcaster £75,000 in damages to settle a High Court libel claim.

Evening Standard

Cat Deeley apologises on This Morning after being slammed by epilepsy charity over seizure 'joke'

The TV presenter came under fire after quipping that she was ‘having a seizure’ while dancing to Meghan Trainor's song All About That Bass, during Monday’s episode

Evening Standard

Joey Barton to pay Jeremy Vine £75,000 after social media libel case

Joey Barton has conceded defeat to Jeremy Vine in the High Court libel battle

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Streaming Climbs to Record Share As Total TV Usage Dips in May

‘Young Sheldon’ racks up 6 billion viewing hours — half on linear TV, half on streaming

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