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A delightfully performed and finely crafted revival of James Graham’s fresh and funny play about the Millionaire cougher case, which critiques the TV industry and trials by media
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A delightfully performed and finely crafted revival of James Graham’s fresh and funny play about the Millionaire cougher case, which critiques the TV industry and trials by media
As Bake Off returns, Josh Barrie rounds up a baker’s dozen of tips from the show down the years
A LABOUR mayor has said he has been blocked by the party from standing for election to a new role.
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: There's nothing remotely stealthy about this 'stealth' tax. This is a full-on smash-and-grab raid, worthy of Ronnie Biggs and the Great Train Robbers in their pomp.
TV review by Steve Bennett This series of Inside No 9 ends with probably its weakest link, even though it’s always fascinating to see what Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith come up with. This one has a distinctly Mike Leigh vibe as a family gather for their regular party to celebrate Last Night Of The Proms – and tensions soon become unbearable. Given the jingoism and the backlash that has come to surround the flag-waving celebration each year, it’s no surprise that he biggest fault line is, Brexit-based Inside No 9 is known for its twists, and the biggest surprise here is that th...