4 h. ago Midsomer Murders' John Nettles slams 'awful' new detective dramas for upsetting reason

John Nettles has slammed the current state of crime dramas for their grim content

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19 h. ago Bergerac 2025 series film locations explored as detective reboot airs

The show is a reimagining of the John Nettles classic

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56 h. ago Midsomer Murders confirms return of beloved detective as John Nettles speaks out

DCI Tom Barnaby is returning to the hit ITV drama, but not as fans may think

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3 d. ago ITV detective drama Midsomer Murders to make stage debut in autumn

The show’s first episode from 1997 is being adapted by screenwriter Guy Unsworth for a touring stage production.

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5 d. ago All episodes of 'dark and absorbing' gritty British crime drama now streaming on BBC

The critically acclaimed crime drama features a talented detective taking on some of London's most horrific murder cases

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7 d. ago BBC's Death in Paradise's Ben Miller 'beyond thrilled' as he reprises lead role

Ben Miller's ITV detective drama has announced an exciting update regarding the future of the show.

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7 d. ago Fans rejoice as classic BBC series returns to screens with reboot 65 YEARS after it first aired

The popular series has been adapted for screen multiple times, with Rupert Davies taking on the leading role in 1960.

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7 d. ago Classic detective drama series is being rebooted 65 years after it first aired as first look is revealed

The popular series has been adapted for screen multiple times, with Rupert Davies taking on the leading role in 1960.

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8 d. ago Calcutta Cup classics: our writers pick their most memorable showdowns

As England prepare to host Scotland on Saturday, relive some of the most compelling clashes between the old foesThat bonkers 38-38 draw in 2019 clearly has to be up there. But the world’s oldest international fixture takes on a different complexion in even-numbered years. Edinburgh’s cold, malty air, the walk down past Haymarket (before the trams), the distant hills, the lone piper on the Murrayfield roof the pre-match mood always recalls the glorious tartan-tinted newspaper intro from years back. “Can we do it? Aye, I think we can.” Even as a kid, watching the great Andy Irvine from afar, and then subsequently as a uni student in Edinburgh, the most memorable matches always involved England being sent homeward to think again. So I’m choosing the 2000 game, my Calcutta Cup debut as – pinch me – the Guardian’s rugby correspondent. The weather was utterly atrocious and a strongly fancied England side, hoping for a first grand slam since 1995, were flushed away by a slithering splashdo...

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8 d. ago Midsomer Murders star John Nettles reveals why he’d never watch the show again

TV star appeared in 81 episodes of the murder mystery drama

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