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A Nearly Normal Family asks the right questions on sexual assault
The new Swedish series boasts a plot fuelled with murder, trials and reasons why women aren’t believed when they come forward
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Farage faces piercing questions in the jungle
It is with much regret that we must discuss the former Ukip leader's left nipple
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Farage treats jungle to end of the peer show
Saturday night ITV viewers got an insight into the former Ukip leader's views on the House of Lords
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Campmate Farage takes the biscuit
The former Ukip leader was once again front and centre on I'm A Celebrity, failing another Bushtucker Trial
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Farage finally utters those magic words (no, not ‘I’m sorry’)
The former Ukip leader failed in his latest Bushtucker Trial before having another argument about cultural appropriation
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Farage: I’m not even allowed to dress up as a Mexican any more
The former Ukip leader wanted to speak to young people but when he finally did it didn't go well
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Farage loses an election – again
The former Ukip leader dealt with his failure to be elected ruler of the I'm A Celebrity camp with his customary grace
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Farage goes nuclear in the jungle
The former Ukip leader gave I'm A Celebrity viewers one of the less vaunted benefits of Brexit
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ITV finds something Farage is good at: drinking
The former Ukip leader’s uncanny ability to pour huge amounts of liquid down his cakehole has finally quenched his thirst for jungle screen time
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Has ITV gone cold on Nigel Farage?
The former Ukip leader - who jetted to the jungle to speak to its “big young audience” - barely featured in last night’s episode
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I’m A Celebrity… is going badly for both Nigel Farage and ITV
Ratings are down and the Brexiteer is missing his chance to capitalise on new net migration numbers
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Nigel Farage, the biggest snake in the jungle
Does Nigel Farage’s I’m a Celebrity... appearance signal a return to the mainstream? Or just desperation?
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Bricking it before Brexit: the story of Auf Wiedersehen, Pet
Forty years on, the adventures of a bunch of brickies abroad still have a lot to tell us about Britain, its workers and Europe
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Like Savile, Trump is a monster who understands how to push our buttons
The two media monsters were formed out of their nation’s very proclivities
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The Atlantic piece of Portugal with an American heart
A hit Netflix show is drawing tourists to the Azores, the archipelago where migration and magic are facts of life
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The man who made Marbella
As two TV series and the life of its former mayor show, the Spanish beach resort has become a byword for glamour and corruption
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After Berlusconi, Italy is changing channels
Berlusconi may have gone, but his TV legacy – and his influence – lives on
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TV Review: For one Roma woman, avoiding infamy comes at a price
A new Netflix drama sees a 17-year-old Polish migrant return from exile in Wales to battle racism, sexism and Romany traditions
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Pressure Küche: Why schnitzel’s off the menu in Austria
Hit Netflix series Restaurants on the Edge demonstrates that keeping it simple in the kitchen doesn’t always mean submitting to the obvious
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Italy has a new on-screen heroine to replace Montalbano – finally
Meet Italy’s new Wonder Woman, Inspector Imma Tataranni
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No, Lee Anderson, Britain didn’t invent “everything that’s good in this world”
The deputy Tory chairman’s first GB News show began with a typically jingoistic fib
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Alastair Campbell: Question Time and an audience full of Leavers
The Brexit-voting audience was friendly and open to argument – but why was there no one from the government on the panel?
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The woman who hid Anne Frank
New series A Small Light explores Miep Gies’s acts of humanity – and it prompted a look at my own family history
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Life isn’t nice, and that’s why Succession is the best TV show ever
Decades from now, this once-in-a-lifetime series will still be watched as a cultural artefact of a particular moment in history
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Good cop, bad cop
East Germany’s first black policeman started the 1990s as a media phenomenon, but ended it in jail. A new series tells his story
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The British show that let Germany laugh again
How did an obscure British comedy
sketch become a New Year tradition
for Germans?
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This Norwegian Netflix Christmas series provides calming watching in troubled times
A Storm for Christmas fails to deliver more than the usual festive tropes… but perhaps it doesn’t need to
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A new kind of TV detective (sort of…)
With its charming campery, the plot of this 1940s Spanish crime drama is a breath of fresh air
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Multicultural Man: On racism and The Great British Bake Off
Empires rise and fall, and yet Bake Off remains on our screens. Yet, across the pond commentators recently took aim at Mexico week
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Style over substance? Why Adam Curtis is TV Marmite
The divisive filmmaker's latest shows how modern-day Russia was formed out of the ashes of empire
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An eternal flame: Notre-Dame poses burning questions
Netflix's retelling of a French tragedy depicts the humanity of events with a beautiful rawness
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All hail The Empress: The German pretender to The Crown
A new historical drama brings to life the story of a German duchess turned Austrian empress