Television

The actor poured his vulnerability into The Wire’s most celebrated character – with devastating consequences

Electra/Persona merges Sophocles and Bergman with enthralling results

A show on Channel 4 says the condition has nothing to do with the brain, but is environmental. I have ADHD – I can tell you, that's dead wrong

It may be axeing a third of its staff, but the channel can still afford to spend £32,000 on two new coffee machines

New technology means you can work, socialise and get political all from the comfort of your own sofa. But is this new kind of solitude really a choice?

Emmy Rossum and Lola Petticrew shine in a show that's far deeper than a standard cat-and-mouse cop drama

While others found his programme about Ukraine execrable, the Daily Mail gave their own columnist a rave five-star review

Rants, spoilers, lazy lists like this one - the internet has wrecked film writing and infected other parts of the trade, too

Ruth Madeley is excellent in a sharp drama of faith, prophecy, and corruption

The toothless regulator has refused to probe the channel even after a presenter denied riots in Northern Ireland happened

The paper reported the "heartbreaking" news that "one of Britain's most recognisable faces", Hylda Baker, had died. It happened in 1986

The sitcom about a robot carer is a strange and melancholy affair

Tom Harwood is the only journalist posing the big question: did the politician’s alleged killer take the day off work?

Gene Roddenberry’s franchise understands ageing, loss and friendship in ways George Lucas’s never has

He appeared in some of the biggest TV and movies of our time, but being a Kiwi, he became a quiet kind of megastar

Our greatest film writer’s new book says that Hollywood has made us all complicit in populism’s rise and intellectualism’s fall

The hard right channel is understood to be cutting a substantial number of jobs, with as many as 90 at risk – more than a third of its entire headcount

It has always happened. But why? And how far can it go before things start to turn unhealthy?

Little has made me proud to be British in recent years – except this

With guns, grenades, flamethrowers and sabotage training, the Home Guard were no laughing matter

The error-prone paper has paid substantial libel damages to a soap actor it wrongly accused of being linked to Islamic terrorism

Last Week Tonight viewers might have been confused as to who Britain's most popular politicians are - and they wouldn't be alone

It usually lambasts the corporation for its lavish spending – but now it’s attacking it for not spending enough on sending staff to North America

The exercise regime has become a dogwhistle for a reactionary idea of what it means to be a woman

A show built on conflict and acerbic one-liners ended in too much hugging and learning

The Conservative peer and former Cabinet minister may have come to regret appearing on the BBC's satirical panel show

The president terminated an interview after his invented claims about a rigged election were questioned

They lied and lied, we were complacent - and the culture war began in earnest

Ratings for the ITV juggernaut have tanked as audiences abandon artificial glamour for reality shows with actual humanity

Once derided as a ‘singing budgie’, the actor turned pop megastar has redefined what it means to be Australian, and made Britain happier too

The Talk presenter made the bizarre and wildly inaccurate claim as she hit out at a pro-cycling journalist over a new lane in Cambridge

A controversial edition of the current affairs show was planned to feature an AI-generated Che Guevara – until an issue over image rights intervened