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1. Shardlake The best new television detective lives in the 16th Century and grapples with the life-threatening politics of the court of Henry VIII. And

Its only May but already 2024 has proved to be a great year for TV. And while youll have some water cooler-favourites on your to-watch list, theres many more that should be on your rader.

Our guide to the best of what’s on the streamers and free-to-air this month.

Our guide on what to watch this weekend includes Hacks, The Veil and Unfrosted

This new series puts a traditional detective story in a Tudor setting, and takes you along for the ride

Planning a night on the couch? Here are today’s top TV and streaming picks:

EXCLUSIVE: Ruby Ashbourne Serkis portrays one of the only female characters featured in the new Disney+ drama Shardlake, and she reveals it was a rather bizarre experience.

Jack Barak isn’t in the first Shardlake novel - here’s why he was drafted in.

British actor Arthur Hughes says it's a great step forward to have a disabled character leading the cast in a show that isn't about disability.

Sean Bean gloriously channels his inner-Cromwell in this tale of a loner lawyer investigating a gruesome decapitation at a Tudor monastery. It’s mean, moody – and the perfect tribute to its author who died this week