Television

Michael Grade, who left the role at the end of April, says other broadcasters were “embarrassed” because it covers “the agenda of the majority”

The Predator of Seville follows a sadly familiar pattern – women having to do the police’s work for them

The president mocked the 'very poorly rated' Late Show with Stephen Colbert as it bowed out - as the most-watched late-night show in the US

It could be a show about travel mishaps and family spats. Instead, it shows humanity at its finest

If Badenoch had any sense, she’d order her party to embrace Jilly Cooper energy and show a bit of personality

The online TV channel has been reprimanded by Ofcom for broadcasting claims the meteorologist simply makes up weather reports

The ITV drama about a rapist cabbie paints a shocking picture of police misogyny

A shiny set of evenly-spaced gnashers used to be a sign of wealth and status. Not any more

The Taxi star revelled in creating chaos and confusion

After the disaster which was Melania, Donald Trump's son is now in the frame to take over the show which propelled his father into the White House

Gemma Arterton’s character lacks heft - and the glossy ITV series lacks plausibility

A signed book as a schoolboy started my nature obsession. I’ve been learning from him ever since

The revived show’s central message is now clear – that on Main Street USA, bravado beats brains every time

Two years after Baby Reindeer, the actor and writer has surpassed himself

The BBC’s documentary to mark what would have been her 100th birthday was always going to be respectful – but it feels too reverent

The cop drama is compelling, fiercely contemporary and underpinned by mighty performances by Cush Jumbo and Peter Capaldi

Stefan Golaszewski’s series about baby loss explores how couples can communicate what they need – and what can happen when they don’t

Hugh Bonneville’s World Cup W1A spin-off founders on flabby dialogue and grating new characters

The Your Party leader is said to be considering legal action over a post on social media by the TV show mocking him

The hit mismatched buddy show with Sir Ben Kingsley swaps spectacle for messy, fragile lives

Violence and cruelty lurk at the lavishly appointed finishing school for daughters of the patriarchal regime

The 1992 documentary series that captivated a nation and anticipated reality TV is finding a new audience

A French reality TV star gained national attention by outraging the viewing public. What followed was tragedy

The Daily Mail columnist, who bears a sizeable grudge against Ed Balls, is delighting in the Good Morning Britain host's troubles

The original show might be American, but nonsensical sketch comedy is very British. Our version understands that brilliantly

A haunting literary adaptation is laced with grief and guilt

The Walking Dead, 28 Days Later, Fallout… zombies, nuclear wastelands and ruined cities dominate our screens

His new documentary series profiles delusional misogynists. Will the women in their lives ever push back against them?

The right wing channel absolutely wasn’t bothered about being beaten to a major TV prize by Sky News

The successes and flaws of The Walsh Sisters adaptation reveals a writer who truly understands women

The Mail man is nostalgic for the days of a 24-year-old TV police drama

Mackenzie Crook’s gentle comedy has a hard edge - and beneath the supernatural, it’s a show that actually understands real people and their struggles