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By Georgia Humphreys Queen of Home Cooking, Mary Berry, uses the vintage opera glasses to cast her eye on the detail of the celebrities ingredients, techniques and culinary skills from the mezzanine, a vantage point shared with judges Angela Hartnett and Chris Bavin As Celebrity Best Home Cook hits our screens, judge Dame Mary Berry and host Claudia Winkleman tell Georgia Humphreys about filming during Covid-19. Dame Mary Berry is a baking superstar - one of the nation's most-loved cookery writers and TV personalities. She is also ...

ON DEMAND Kid Cosmic (Netflix, from Tuesday) The brainchild of Emmy-winning animation expert Craig McCracken, who has previously worked on the likes of The Powerpuff Girls and Dexter's Laboratory. At the centre of the story is a little boy who lives with his free-spirited Grandpa in a desert town. The youngster longs to become a hero, and thinks he's found a way of making it happen when he finds some magical stones in a wrecked spaceship. He and his friends set out to use them against an alien invasion, but matters don't go to plan. Firefly Lane (Netflix, from Wed)

BOLTON actress Ruth Madeley is among the contestants in the new BBC series Celebrity Best Home Cook.

Blackish) and Joel Johnstone ( The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel) really love Tom Cruise, but they’ve never met him. So they’re interviewing everyone who has, to hear their story about what it was like meeting Tom Cruise. Does the king of Scientology have something on them? Will they have Nicole Kidman on to speak about her iconic post-divorce paparazzi pictures? I’d like a whole podcast about that, please. That’s likely not going to be covered, so maybe give it a miss, unless you’re interested in gushing stories about the celebrity face of an abusive cult religion that was created by a man...

TV Editor Tonight's top telly tips include Neil Hannon: 30 Years of The Divine Comedy, the latest from Fargo, new series Celebrity Best Home Cook, and the return of Snowpiercer . . . Pick of the Day Neil Hannon: 30 Years of The Divine Comedy, 10.45pm, BBC One This might be a bit too like Marmite for some viewers, but there’s no denying that Neil Hannon has  always taken his own path in music, and that makes this show a fascinating insight to a truly singular talent. Probably best-know for writing the theme tune for Father Ted, the Derry-born son of a clergyman looks back on his career wi...