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'The Winter King': Arthur, a warrior lord without a throne, in a violent and mysterious Dark Age | Culture - Vimarsana News

'The Winter King': Arthur, a warrior lord without a throne, in a violent and mysterious Dark Age | Culture

The series adaptation of the first novel from Bernard Cornwell’s splendid trilogy ‘The Warlord Chronicles’ doesn’t match the original’s mastery, but has its charms

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STV Player | The Winter King - Vimarsana News

STV Player | The Winter King

Follow Arthur Pendragon as he evolves from outcast to legendary warrior and leader.

The week in TV: The Winter King; Disco: Soundtrack of a Revolution; Vanishing Act; Gyeongseong Creature – review - Vimarsana News

The week in TV: The Winter King; Disco: Soundtrack of a Revolution; Vanishing Act; Gyeongseong Creature – review

ITV’s answer to Game of Thrones doesn’t stint on gore; disco gets the glittering treatment it deserves; Crimewatch meets Kath and Kim in a botched Australian true crime drama; and a sinister ‘creature’ stalks 1940s Korea

Friday briefing: Will facial recognition turn the UK public into a 'permanent police line-up'? | - Vimarsana News

Friday briefing: Will facial recognition turn the UK public into a 'permanent police line-up'? |

In today’s newsletter: Inside plans to swell a searchable database using driving licences that will make the UK an ‘omni-surveillance society’

The Winter King review: The costumes look like leftovers from Monty Python and the Holy Grail - Vimarsana News

The Winter King review: The costumes look like leftovers from Monty Python and the Holy Grail

The biggest issue with this ITV drama is an absence of charisma – Iain De Caestecker as Arthur and Stuart Campbell as Derfel struggle to imbue their silly material with much gravitas