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Sherwood review: James Graham’s true-crime series is bolstered by an extraordinary cast

Playwright turns Nottingham folklore into a gritty murder mystery

The Independent UK

BBC One Sherwood: Fans not happy at 'Notts Forest' reference in drama

The show aired for the first time on Monday night to BBC One viewers

Nottingham Post

BBC Sherwood: Where is new crime drama filmed?

The thriller is based on true events

Wales Online

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Sherwood: Is new BBC drama based on a true story?

Sherwood begins on BBC One on Monday, June 13, at 9pm

Wales Online

BBC One Sherwood: How to watch, timings and cast

It is inspired by events in Nottinghamshire

Nottingham Post

BBC One Sherwood: Mum's anger as family 'ripped apart all over again' over drama on daughter's murder

'I wanted nothing to do with it"

Nottingham Post

Mum's anger as BBC Sherwood drama about daughter's murder rips family apart again

Anne MacPherson has accused the BBC of reopening the family’s wounds by focusing on the shotgun killing of her daughter Chanel in its drama Sherwood, which starts tomorrow

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BBC One Sherwood: Parts of Nottinghamshire where drama was filmed on double murder

It starts next week with two episodes being released

Nottingham Post

BBC One Sherwood star David Morrissey 'fascinated' by tragic story behind drama based in Notts village

Two separate killers went to ground in woodland

Nottingham Post

BBC One Sherwood: TV writer speaks of 'invading force' that descended on Nottinghamshire village after murders

The new show is loosely based on a real story

Nottingham Post

‘The police were terrified’: Sherwood, the TV drama about strikers, scabs, miners and murder

The 1980s miners’ strike made foes of friends and families. Could it have bred killers? Writer James Graham reveals how his harrowing new six-parter drew on unforgettable events from his Nottinghamshire childhood

The Guardian - UK

TV takes a dark turn as true crime is turned into primetime drama

Infamous real-life British cases are providing inspiration for a suite of new fictional series

The Guardian - UK

It’s A Sin to Mare of Easttown: who will win the 2022 TV Bafta awards – and who really deserves to?

This might be one of the most complicated years ever for choosing the victors in the UK’s glitziest television awards. But we’re trying anyway! Here are our picks of who should (and who will) win

The Guardian - UK

Cast of Cinderella ‘heartbroken’ at show’s West End closure

The show’s West End closure was announced on Sunday night but it will move to Broadway for a 2023 opening

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Londoner’s Diary: ‘He has an enormously inflated ego’: Tina Brown takes aim at Prince Harry

In today’s Diary: Tina Brown on Harry’s arrogance / Partygate isn’t over, thinks Graham / Jimothy Lacoste bows out? / Rishi no longer dishy / Lord Palumbo on dogs

The Independent UK

Jack Higgins: Best-selling author of The Eagle Has Landed

After leaving behind a career as a soldier and teacher, Higgins went on to sell more than 250 million books

The Guardian - UK

Jack Higgins obituary

Bestselling author who achieved huge success with his 1975 wartime thriller The Eagle Has Landed

The Guardian - UK

‘I get a chill’: Bertie Carvel on exploring the human side of Donald Trump

Of all the baddies Carvel has portrayed on stage and screen, this may be his most challenging yet. He reveals what lies beneath the bombast of The Donald

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The Guardian - UK

What links a US TV televangelist to Frank Sidebottom and Rupert Murdoch?

From Jessica Chastain’s new biopic to a James Graham play, take a dive down the rabbit hole with Tammy Faye Bakker

Evening Standard

Surprise parties are hell; Boris Johnson’s one couldn’t have been worse

When the scandals of the past weeks make their fictionalised debut — courtesy of James Graham, or perhaps Charlie Brooker — it will be Carrie Johnson’s surprise party for Boris Johnson that elevates mere TV drama into art. The surprise party.

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