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The week in TV: The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power; Ridley; The Suspect; Days That Shook the BBC With David Dimbleby

Amazon’s mega-budget Tolkien prequel requires an A-level in orc studies; Adrian Dunbar sings; Aidan Turner broods; and David Dimbleby asks some difficult questions of the BBC

The Guardian - UK

Londoner’s Diary: The BBC has gone to the dogs, howls Paul O’Grady

In today’s Diary: Paul O’Grady bashes the Beeb / Meghan vs Camilla? / Swanky Soho House awards / Paapa’s perplexing picture

Evening Standard

The Capture series two review – implausible, daft and thoroughly gripping

Conspiracy theories and Chinese spies abound as Holliday Grainger and Paapa Essiedu star in the return of the slightly silly TV thriller

The Guardian - UK

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TV tonight: Line of Duty’s Adrian Dunbar is a conflicted cop again

Ridley is ITV’s new moody detective series. Plus: The Capture returns with brilliant new cast member Paapa Essiedu. Here’s everything to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Black Mirror season six cast revealed starring Paapa Essiedu to Kate Mara

Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones’ acclaimed dystopian series is back with a stellar new cast including Paapa Essiedu, Kate Mara and Aaron Paul

Evening Standard

Top 10 gripping TV dramas this summer - from The Capture to Game of Thrones prequel

A host of meaty crime dramas and thrillers are set to hit your screens this summer - the Mirror has picked out the top 10 that should capture your attention

Daily Mirror

The week in TV: Sherwood; The Lazarus Project; Grenfell: Five Years, Five Stories; God’s Favorite Idiot

A stellar cast shines in James Graham’s gripping miners’ strike mystery; Paapa Essiedu goes time-travelling to save the world

The Guardian - UK

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The Lazarus Project review: Sky’s time-loop thriller has a human core

Resembling a more user-friendly Tenet, this Paapa Essiedu-starring show delves into a tangled web of morality

Evening Standard

The Lazarus Project cast as new time loop TV series airs on Sky Max

The series follows a secret organisation that can turn back time to stop apocalyptic events. The cast includes Paapa Essiedu and Caroline Quentin.

Manchester Evening News

TV tonight: Paapa Essiedu stars in time-loop drama The Lazarus Project

The mind-boggling sci-fi thriller begins. Plus: Derry Girl Jamie-Lee O’Donnell looks at life for young people in her home town. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

The Lazarus Project: New Sky thriller filmed in Bristol to hit our screens this week

The Lazarus Project was filmed in Bedminster, Clifton Down and Fishponds, to name a few Bristol filming locations

Bristol Post

The Lazarus Project on Sky: Plot, cast and start time for Welsh-made drama

Wales is certainly no stranger to science-fiction dramas

Wales Online

Paapa Essiedu on grief, doubt and fury at Boris Johnson: ‘Bigotry is the backbone of his character’

The I May Destroy You star talks about politics; his great friend Michaela Coel; dealing with drama school racism; and why even as a leading man he still struggles with self-confidence

The Guardian - UK

Drama school Guildhall apologises to Paapa Essiedu and Michaela Coel for ‘appalling’ racism

The ‘I May Destroy You’ stars have spoken out numerous times about the racism they experienced at the institution

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Top drama school apologises to Paapa Essiedu and Michaela Coel for ‘appalling’ racism

Essiedu has described in interview with the Guardian how teacher at prestigious school used racial slur

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: A Number; The Glow – review

Lennie James and Paapa Essiedu illuminate Caryl Churchill’s great cloning play, while a fine cast lift Alistair McDowall’s wordy new dystopia

The Guardian - UK

A Number review – Lennie James and Paapa Essiedu scintillate as father and sons

The powerhouse duo’s effortless chemistry and emotional realism brings Caryl Churchill’s cloning tragedy blazing into new life

Evening Standard

Paapa Essiedu: I want to play my part in ‘recovery’ of London theatre with Old Vic show

I May Destroy You star Paapa Essiedu said it was important to him to take part in “the recovery” of London’s theatre from the pandemic.

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Evening Standard

A Number review: Tour de force turns from Paapa Essiedu and Lennie James

Lyndsey Turner’s revival of Caryl Churchill’s 2002 cloning drama brings two renowned actors back to the stage

The Guardian - UK

Lennie James: ‘I wasn’t willing to let somebody else decide what my ambition should be’

The Walking Dead and Save Me actor and writer on his return to theatre, why he left to work in the US, and what his mum would think of his career choice

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