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The Great British Bake Off confirms Prue Leith is to temporarily leave judging role

Bake Off judge Prue Leith will take a break from future shows, but will appear in this weekend's celebrity spin-off.

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TV tonight: exploring the aftermath of murder in the social media era

Zara McDermott investigates the queasy online fallout after the 2022 Idaho student killings. Plus, Boris Johnson plumbs new depths. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Oscar-winning 20 Days in Mariupol is now available to stream for free

Channel 4 has got UK-based documentary lovers covered

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MAJOR Hollyoaks star quits soap after 18 years following cutbacks

A Hollyoaks favourite is set to bow out of the soap later this year.

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Accused: The Hampstead Paedophile Hoax review – absolutely chilling

This unthinkably terrifying story of satanists, paedophiles and trolls so unstoppable they end up in prison is proof that the internet’s off switch should be flicked immediately

The Guardian - UK

Accused: The Hampstead Paedophile Hoax on Channel 4 review - a chilling warning tale

Despite flaws, this gripping documentary is a reminder of just how dangerous conspiracy theories are

Evening Standard

TV tonight: the conspiracy theory about a satanic cult at a Hampstead school

Parents are accused of being part of a paedophile conspiracy in this wild documentary. Plus: is university really worth it? Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

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The week in TV: Mary & George; The Rise and Fall of Boris Johnson; The Gentlemen; Sarah Everard: The Search for Justice – review

Julianne Moore revels in an X-rated period romp, Jennifer Arcuri enlivens a predictable Boris Johnson profile, and Guy Ritchie’s eight-part drama resorts to stereotypes

The Guardian - UK

How to watch Crufts 2024: live stream Best in Show for free online

The world's most pampered canines strut their stuff at the year's largest dog show. Here's where to watch Crufts online and potentially get a free live stream of Best in Show.

Tom’s Guide

F1 Saudi Arabian Prix – Start time, starting grid, how to watch, & more

The Red Bull driver secured his 34th career F1 pole and his first in Saudi Arabia with a flawless qualifying performance at the Jeddah Corniche circuit – both his Q3 laps were quick enough to bag top spot.

Autosport

Trolled, threatened and stalked: the mothers caught in the Hampstead Paedophile Hoax speak out

The women targeted by Britain’s biggest conspiracy theory are finally speaking out

Evening Standard

F1 Saudi Arabian GP qualifying - Start time, how to watch & more

The flurry of early season action concludes with the Jeddah event this weekend, with opening practice topped by Max Verstappen before Alonso followed up to head FP2 in the evening.

Autosport

TV tonight: Crufts 2024 promises four days of pawfection

Animal-mad Clare Balding is at the helm of the canine festival coverage. Plus: an out-of-this-world pitch on Dragons’ Den. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

‘Greater and greater risk’ in reality TV tests media psychologists’ skills

As TV producers push boundaries, advisers called in to help safeguard participants’ mental health face a complex task

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Siobhán McSweeney: Disney+ show has "funniest script I've read since Derry Girls"

We talked all things Extraordinary and Derry Girls with Siobhan McSweeney.

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: how did Boris Johnson ever become prime minister?

A giddy ride on the Tory politician’s rollercoaster career. Plus, a new cosy crime series with three female sleuths. Here’s what to watch this evening

WhatToWatch

Crufts 2024: release date, episode guide, what happens, hosts and everything we know

Calling all dog lovers! Crufts 2024 is jam-packed with all things canine-related.

Evening Standard

Hampstead mothers falsely accused of being Satanic paedophiles speak out in Channel 4 film

Internet trolls claimed the women were abusing their own children at a Church of England primary school in north London

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TV tonight: Julianne Moore’s ribald romp in the 17th-century royal court

Mary & George is a historical drama oozing with sex, violence and intrigue. Plus: a rollercoaster finale for Kin, the Irish crime series. Here’s what to watch tonight

The Guardian - UK

The Push: Murder on the Cliff review – an extraordinary film of unbearable horrors

Fawziyah Javed plummeted from Arthur’s Seat – and in her dying moments, told witnesses her husband pushed her. This harrowing documentary shows his trial – and her family’s unending suffering

The Guardian - UK

‘Hidden homicides’: campaign calls for review of cases where women fell from height

Fallen Women group wants police to make domestic abuse a key line of inquiry in murder investigations

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: The Jury: Murder Trial; Things You Should Have Done; The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin and more – review

Depressing yet riveting, a real-life murder trial is restaged in front of not one but two entrenched juries. Plus, a nicely warped gen Z sitcom from YouTuber Lucia Keskin; and Noel Fielding swaps cakes for cloak-swishing

Autosport

F1 Bahrain Grand Prix – Start time, starting grid, how to watch, & more

After all the talk and posturing of pre-season testing and practice, the true pace of the grid was revealed with Red Bull’s Verstappen taking his 33rd career F1 pole by beating Charles Leclerc.

The Guardian - UK

Like a pub argument on Love Island – The Jury TV series shows all that’s wrong with Britain’s judicial system

The level of debate was like a saloon bar shouting match. But all juries need reform, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Olly Alexander: Dizzy review – it’s a sinful ripoff from the UK’s Eurovision entry

You could easily believe the prosaic Dizzy to be the work of AI: what if the Pet Shop Boys did Eurovision?

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