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In a drama tinged with humor and heartbreak, Tom Hollander and Saskia Reeves play a couple who embark on a long-planned grand tour of Europe, despite the wife’s wrenching proclamation that she wants to leave the marriage. The four-part series is based on a novel by best-selling author David Nicholls.

From Succession to Mr In Between, the best in television this year offered ingenuity, humour, defiance and hope.

From Bo Burnham to “We Are Lady Parts,” the best in television this year offered ingenuity, humor, defiance and hope.

If you’re still not ready to leave the house, TV has you covered.

"Mifune" is the latest work with the imprimatur of Dogma 95, a group of Danish filmmakers who signed a cinematic "vow of chastity"--reserving poverty and obedience, apparently, for TV directors. Dogma films are encouraged to use natural light and sound, real locations, no props or music brought in from outside, hand-held cameras and "no directorial touches," as if the auteur theory was shamelessly immodest. Of the Dogma films I have seen ("The Idiots," "The Celebration") and the Dogma wannabe "...

HBO has been searching for its new Game Of Thrones and this exuberant fantasy series ticks a lot of the boxes. Large cast of colourful characters? Check.

Rating: The first rule for any aspiring Scandinavian detective is to dress distinctively. Its all about the clothes. Inspector Sarah Lund (Sofie Grabol) supercharged the Danish knitwear industry in The Killing. Crime fans around the world were clamouring for a chunky pullover like hers. Leatherware manufacturers in Copenhagen must be feverish with hope that criminal profiler Louise Bergstein (Natalie Madueno) will do the same for them, in Blinded: Those Who Kill (BBC4). Louise Bergstein (Natal...

Bill and Melinda Gates recently announced that they are getting divorced after 27 years. UK-based columnist Jenni Murray, suspects they are splitting because their interests have diverged.

Its back? Yes and no. Sadly, there isnt a new series to enjoy, but for fans of the hit Nordic noir crime drama who fancy a saunter down memory lane all three series of The Killing are due to land on BBC iPlayer. Anyone expecting to suffer withdrawal symptoms as hit BBC show Line of Duty reaches its finale, might find that a re-watching of the Danish police procedural, which first aired in the UK in 2011, could take the edge off things. Remind us of the premise? Sarah Lund, played by Sofie...