8 cultural tributes to the Grenfell Tower fire tragedy, from Steve McQueen’s film to a comprehensive podcast On the sixth anniversary of the tragedy, here’s how to remember those who lost their lives Evening Standard · Jun 14, 2023
‘Our identity is being stolen’: survivors plead for halt to dramas about Grenfell Residents and members of bereaved families call on BBC and National Theatre to scrap productions The Guardian - UK · Apr 16, 2023
Almost 2,000 sign petition in four days calling for BBC show to be scrapped "It makes me sick to my stomach" Wales Online · Mar 22, 2023
Kosminsky to wait for Grenfell final report before writing scripts for BBC drama The writer and director wants to reflect its findings and the response of those impacted by the fire into his three-part series. The Independent UK · Feb 16, 2023
Grenfell Tower fire tragedy to be adapted into a BBC drama about the 'human stories' The BBC has commissioned a three-part drama centred around 'what went wrong' during the 2017 fire at the Grenfell Tower that killed 72 people Daily Mirror · Feb 13, 2023
Grenfell Tower fire is being adapted into a BBC drama Dramatisation, which BBC promises will be made ‘sensitively’, aims to reach the ‘heart of the catastrophe’ The Independent UK · Feb 13, 2023
Review: Cyberterrorism thriller ‘The Undeclared War’ imagines a plausible 2024 premise — but it’s not as gripping as it should be A hit in England and now streaming on Peacock, the six-part Channel 4/Peacock coproduction “The Undeclared War” will likely find a smaller fan base here, especially younger ones (it’s rated TV-MA but the sexual and verbal content is aggressively discreet). It’s a frustrating watch, never crass or sloppy, but underpowered. Chicago Tribune · Aug 22, 2022
‘I’m an all-or-nothing person’: actor Maisie Richardson-Sellers on risks, rewards and keeping it real Her first ever role was in Star Wars, but Maisie Richardson-Sellers is also fascinated by more down-to- earth stories about women, queer love and politics The Guardian - UK · Jul 31, 2022
The week in TV: The Undeclared War; Aids: The Unheard Tapes; Sherwood; Only Murders in the Building and more Coders fight to save Britain in Peter Kosminsky’s masterly cyberdrama; lip-synced Aids testimonies hit home; and James Graham’s Sherwood draws to a thrilling close The Guardian - UK · Jul 3, 2022
'The Undeclared War might be to much after Covid but it's bingeable for the die-hards' Peter Kosminsky’s latest series The Undeclared War is packed with the tension of catastrophe and is a bingeable series that plays on our already long-list on anxieties Daily Mirror · Jul 2, 2022
The Undeclared War review: Simon Pegg-starring cyber crime drama is naff and politically muddled Hannah Khalique-Brown and Adrian Lester also star in Peter Kosminsky’s ambitious but flawed Channel 4 series The Independent UK · Jun 30, 2022
The Undeclared War review – Enid Blyton could have written this cybersecurity drama Adrian Lester, Simon Pegg and the Mark Rylance star in a glacially paced show where GCHQ staff seem like bored office workers, and the one-note dialogue feels like something from a kids’ novel The Guardian - UK · Jun 30, 2022
Channel 4 The Undeclared War starring Simon Pegg and Mark Rylance to air after major Bristol film shoot It stars some famous faces such as Simon Pegg and Mark Rylance Bristol Post · Jun 30, 2022
Wales Online · Jun 30, 2022 The Undeclared War: Who’s in it, what’s it about and when’s it on? BAFTA award-winning creator Peter Kosminsky, lifts the veil on the "most urgent battle of our time."
The Guardian - UK · Jun 24, 2022 Boris won’t go that easily! The Undeclared War and the perils of writing near-future TV The Undeclared War imagines a Britain with Boris Johnson finally gone, Ukraine fallen and cyber attacks crippling the country. Will audiences buy it? We examine the pitfalls of political TV