15 h. ago The ‘best British crime drama series of all time' is streaming now on BBC iPlayer

Line of Duty has been hailed as 'The Best British Crime Drama Series' by Variety, with fans calling the BBC show a '10/10 masterpiece' and not only can you watch it for free but series seven is also in the pipeline

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56 h. ago 'Absolutely phenomenal' crime drama with two Doctor Who legends drops on Netflix

A British crime drama that's been branded as 'TV at its finest' is now available to watch on Netflix.

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4 d. ago 'Masterclass' period drama 'better than Downton Abbey' on BBC now

A period drama and murder mystery from the writer of Downton Abbey, hailed as a 'masterclass' with 'brilliant writing', is available to stream for free on BBC iPlayer.

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8 d. ago WWE Survivor Series: WarGames 2025: UK start time, live stream, confirmed match card and results tonight

Two WarGames matches take centre stage at WWE Survivor Series this weekend

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9 d. ago WWE Survivor Series: WarGames 2025: UK start time, live stream, confirmed match card and results

Two WarGames matches take centre stage at WWE Survivor Series this weekend

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1 week ago 'Excellent' WWII film based on legendary British TV series is available to watch for free

The feature film version of one of the most beloved British comedy series of all time is available to stream for free for a limited time

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2 w. ago Actor Dylan Llewellyn looks back: ‘I warned Mum that Big Boys was a bit raw. Thankfully she never commented on the glory hole scene’

The Derry Girls star and his mother, Jackie, on an unfortunate vomiting incident, struggling at school and ‘bare bottom’ scenesBorn in Reigate in 1992, the actor Dylan Llewellyn graduated from Rada in 2011. He began his career with roles in Hollyoaks and Call the Midwife, but is best known for playing James Maguire in the Channel 4 comedy Derry Girls and Jack in its sitcom Big Boys. He competes in the latest series of Celebrity Race Across the World with his mother, Jackie, on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago BBC forced to apologise after coverage of Chelsea vs Barcelona cuts out

Chelsea vs Barcelona in the Women's Champions League was shown live on BBC Two and iPlayer on Thursday night, but the broadcaster was forced to apologise to viewers after a fault

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2 w. ago 'Best ever' British crime drama with 'shocking' finale is now streaming

The small-town drama, which originally aired on ITV, is one of the most memorable murder mysteries ever made.

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2 w. ago Turner: The Secret Sketchbooks review – the sheer number of pornographic drawings is a big shock

JMW Turner left behind some 37,000 sketches when he died, many of which have rarely been seen. Do they – including a huge collection of explicit sketches – reveal truths about the elusive man?The hook for Turner: the Secret Sketchbooks is meant to be that many of the 37,000 sketches left behind by the great British painter JMW Turner have rarely been seen and never been filmed; therein may be hints at the nuances of his elusive character that his main oeuvre kept hidden. Equally remarkable, though, is the documentary’s bold choice of contributors. As well as the art historians and present-day British artists who would dominate a standard art film, there are famous laymen, from the obviously somewhat qualified – Timothy Spall played the artist in Mike Leigh’s biographical film Mr Turner; Chris Packham is well placed to comment on Turner’s reverence for the natural world – to the more surprising hire of Ronnie Wood from the Rolling Stones.Neither the sketchbooks nor the celebs turn th...

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3 w. ago Wild Cherry review – this fun, trashy thriller seems to have spent most of its budget on clothes

There are shades of Gossip Girl, Desperate Housewives and everything Nicole Kidman has appeared in for the last five years. Put your brain aside, and enjoyThat its ultra-wealthy characters live in a place called Richford Lake tells you almost everything you need to know about the glossy new thriller Wild Cherry. Yes, it’s another entry in the increasingly popular eat-the-rich genre. Yes, it has shades of The White Lotus and everything starring Nicole Kidman for the past five years. Yes, most of the budget has gone to wardrobe, with any woman over the age of 30 apparently allergic to synthetic fibres and every actor seemingly cast primarily for her ability to carry off swagged silk and cashmere in warm beige tones. Yes, you should have bought shares in the colour camel years ago but it’s too late now. Yes, the insular community and soapy vibe suggests an ancestry that includes Desperate Housewives and Gossip Girl. Yes, in short, it’s trash with pretensions. But trash with pretensions...

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3 w. ago Children In Need 2025: Tom Fletcher's nepo baby son Buzz, 11, stuns viewers with emotional duet as annual telethon raises astronomical £45MILLION

The song was written by McFly 's Tom especially for Pudsey and the Thread of Hope - a new 25-minute animated film for CBeebies, coming to BBC One and BBC iPlayer this December.

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3 w. ago Children In Need 2025: Tom Fletcher's nepo baby son Buzz, 11, stuns viewers with emotional duet with his father

The song was written by McFly 's Tom especially for Pudsey and the Thread of Hope - a new 25-minute animated film for CBeebies, coming to BBC One and BBC iPlayer this December.

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3 w. ago EastEnders star killed off in shock scenes as fans left in disbelief

WARNING: This article contains spoilers about the episode of EastEnders aired on iPlayer today and BBC One tonight...

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3 w. ago BBC fans say 'underrated' show is so good they rewatch it every year

A BBC show which first broadcast back in 2009 has been branded 'underrated' by fans who say it's so good they rewatch it every year - and it's available to watch on iPlayer too

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4 w. ago Kingdom review – David Attenborough never fails to make nature awe

Attenborough’s latest extravaganza is packed with such high drama it’s like Game of Thrones if Cersei was a hyena. If only it hadn’t been bumped down the schedules because of StrictlyAs I watch a leopard hunt in Kingdom, the BBC’s latest David Attenborough-narrated documentary, I find myself thinking about a YouGov survey from a few years ago that found that half of Britons wouldn’t take a free trip to the moon, with 11% turning it down because “there isn’t enough to see and do”. As well as it providing a fantastic insight into the great British public’s psyche (would outer space be better if it had Alton Towers?), I can’t help but wonder if it also explains the pressure that TV commissioners feel under to find new ways to interest the pesky human race in sights that would previously have been greeted with wonder.Back in 2017, Blue Planet II was the most-watched programme of the year, with 14.1 million viewers tuning in to see dolphins surf on prime time. Today, the six-part Kingdom...

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