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TV tonight: Sheila Hancock is on sparkling form in a brilliant interview

Amol Rajan welcomes the actor, singer and author. Plus: a double dose of Jimmy Carr. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Married at First Sight Australia season 11: where to watch, brides and grooms, experts, trailer and everything we know

Married at First Sight Australia season 11 was its most spellbinding season yet.

WhatToWatch

Whisper retains Channel 4 F1 deal until 2026

It was originally announced in July that Channel 4’s free-to-air contract, which ran to the end of the season, had been extended for another three years.

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TV tonight: James Buckley and Neil Morrissey’s metal detectorist drama

A man and his annoying soon-in-law dig up trouble in a new Channel 5 series. Plus, things get fraught in Truelove. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

The Beautiful Game: release date, cast, plot, trailer, interviews and everything about the Homeless World Cup movie

The Beautiful Game on Netflix stars Bill Nighy, Michael Ward and Callum Scott Howells as part of the England football team at the Homeless World Cup.

WhatToWatch

George Clarke’s Adventures in Americana: release date, episode guide, exclusive interview and everything you need to know

George Clarke’s Adventures in Americana on Channel 4 sees The Amazing Spaces presenter take a fascinating design tour of the USA…

WhatToWatch

TV tonight: a terrifying look at Trump’s return to power

Arab American and African American voters disgruntled with the Democrats speak out. Plus: Would-be dieters visit Japan. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

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Rob Beckett’s Smart TV: host, captains, how it works and everything you need to know

Rob Beckett’s Smart TV is a telly-based comedy quiz show on Sky Max with Alison Hammond and Josh Widdicombe.

WhatToWatch

Big Boys season two review: Sweet, sensitive misfit comedy is something to be savoured

Jack Rooke’s show is fairly unique in the world as a mainstream, non-didactic portrait of LGBT+ lives

The Independent UK

Big Boys review – so funny I almost choked

It’s rare that comedies arrive fully formed and actually make you laugh out loud. This is one of those unicorns – and it’s still as special, and even more gut-wrenching, the second time round

The Guardian - UK

How to watch Big Boys season 2 online for free – stream from anywhere

Second year kicks off with a revelatory gay encounter for Jack and an unwanted blast from the past for Danny. Here's how to watch Big Boys season 2 online for free and from anywhere.

Tom’s Guide

EXCLUSIVE: Jon Pointing: ‘Marc Warren is an amazing bit of casting in Big Boys series two’

Jon Pointing talks exclusively about series two of Channel 4’s hit comedy Big Boys.

WhatToWatch

How To Watch Big Boys Season 2 And Stream British Sitcom For Free And From Anywhere

It's back to Brent Uni for more growing up with Jack and Danny. Here's how to watch Big Boys Season 2 on TV and stream all episodes online for free on Channel 4.

Cinemablend

The week in TV: The Brothers Sun; Criminal Record; Break Point; I Am Andrew Tate – review

Michelle Yeoh kicks ass in a breathless Taiwanese gangster comedy; Peter Capaldi and Cush Jumbo lead a perfectly paced London police drama; and Netflix’s tennis doc returns with a few aces up its sleeve

The Guardian - UK

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TV tonight: the fabulous return of Channel 4’s hit comedy Big Boys

Prepare to laugh and cry at the second season of Jack Rooke’s coming-of-age series. Plus: Taskmaster champions reunite. Here’s what to watch this evening

WhatToWatch

Around The World in 80 Weighs: release date, what happens, countries and everything you need to know

Around The World in 80 Weighs is a Channel 4 series that sees overweight Brits travel the globe to discover how other countries tackle obesity.

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Tinie Tempah’s extraordinary property show

The presenter follows a couple of old music industry friends as they transform their home. Plus, a scattershot satire about a true-crime podcast that recruits a serial killer. Here’s what to watch this evening

The National (Scotland)

Leading journalist calls out UK media for not televising ICJ case against Israel

A FORMER editor for Channel 4 has called out UK news stations for not showing the ongoing International Court of Justice (ICJ) hearing against…

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The Independent UK

Channel 4 removes latest First Dates series from website due to ‘editorial reasons’

Episode two of new series was pushed back in schedules by a week, while the already broadcast first episode was pulled from Channel 4 website

Cinemablend

33 Times Hollywood Tried To Adapt British Shows (And How It Worked Out)

There is a lot of crossover between the United States and the United Kingdom in TV and pop culture. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

Evening Standard

Big Boys Season 2: from Jon Pointing to Katy Wix, who’s playing who?

The beloved Channel 4 sitcom is heading back to our screens

The Guardian - UK

Row after culture secretary blocks minority ethnic woman from Channel 4 board

Rozina Breen put forward by Ofcom but rejected by Lucy Frazer, who has final say

WhatToWatch

Alice & Jack: cast, plot, trailer and everything we know

Alice & Jack is a romantic drama on Channel 4 and PBS Masterpiece starring Domhnall Gleeson and Andrea Riseborough.

The Guardian - UK

Brits Down Under review – the Paul Mescal lookalike is a champion farmer in a sweet reality TV treat

Aimless twentysomethings sign up for hard labour in rural Australia in this gentle reality show that’s surprisingly moreish – and has hilarious cliffhangers

The Guardian - UK

With the spectre of job cuts, Channel 4 bosses must be seen to share the pain

Losses look inevitable but the broadcaster could help itself by demonstrating restraint on pay in its upper ranks

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