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BritBox Unveils What’s Coming to the Streamer in June 2021 May 25, 2021 BritBox has unveiled its June streaming slate, including new exclusive series such as the deliciously dark comedy anthology series Inside No. 09. The popular genre-bending anthology series returns on June 22 with new BritBox exclusive episodes featuring guest stars such as Derek Jacobi ( The Last Tango in Halifax), Gemma Whelan ( Game of Thrones), Sian Clifford ( Fleabag), Adrian Dunbar ( Black Mirror) and Paterson Joseph ( Noughts + Crosses, Kicking off the month, the BritBox Original dramedy The Syndicate: Double ...

BBC One's The Syndicate wrapped up series four tonight (May 4) with the group winning big in the end. The series, written by Kay Mellor, featured an all-star cast including Coronation Street stars Kym Marsh and Katie McGlynn and former Waterloo Road actor Neil Morrissey as well as Gaynor Faye and Taj Atwal. It also featured YouTuber-turned- Strictly Come Dancingstar-turned actor Joe Sugg. Joe played musician Sam, whose girlfriend Roxy (Taj Atwal) finds out she's pregnant and realises he might not be the most reliable person to start a family with. BBC But in the final episode, fans were...

Join TV favourites Julian Norton and Peter Wright The Yorkshire Vet (C5, 8pm) A FARMER fears one of his sheep has been shot. But has it actually suffered an attack by a dog, or perhaps a fox? Meanwhile, Peter Wright is worried about a tawny owl whose eye he removed 18 months ago. Flynn now has a serious problem with his remaining eye, which means his life is in danger. Peter’s former partner Julian Norton visits a local dairy farm to help a new mum who’s having issues, and then it’s all hands on deck back at the surgery as he and his team battle to save a litter of unborn puppies.

Where Mellor always excels is in giving an authentic voice to what was once known as the working class. One can entirely imagine that every utterance from the likes of Keeley – Katherine Rose Morley is exuberantly standout throughout – and Jake (Kieran Urquhart) and the gang has been lifted, overheard, from real life. The glee at the most mild of triumphs; the sighed shrugs at every fresh disappointment or betrayal, outcomes with which all are dispiritingly acquainted in their short lives. Even squirrelly, chiselling newsagent Frank, a sparkling Neil Morrissey, is drawn almost sympathetic...