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From blaring bhangra to the new grime: 30 years of brilliant British Asian broadcasting
As Sunrise Radio marks three decades on air, British Asian stars from Bobby Friction to Nabihah Iqbal open up about roots, racism and rebellion
Read more » | Desktop version »James Gandolfini's son cast as young Tony Soprano in prequel movie
Michael Gandolfini will appear as a younger version of the New Jersey mobster in David Chase-penned film The Many Saints of Newark
Read more » | Desktop version »Wednesday’s best TV: We Need to Talk About Death; Danny Dyer’s Right Royal Family
Dr Kevin Fong’s documentary tackles the tough questions about death. Plus, Danny Dyer continues to trace his noble lineage in the follow-up to Who Do You Think You Are
Read more » | Desktop version »Bodyguard named best new drama at National Television awards
BBC One drama’s star Richard Madden and EastEnders’ Danny Dyer also among the prize winners in London
Read more » | Desktop version »Escape at Dannemora review – a big, cinematic series with a cast to match
Ben Stiller directed it. Patricia Arquette, Benicio del Toro and Paul Dano are stunning in it. It’s just a shame they made a show about a staggering prison break such a slow-burn
Read more » | Desktop version »A bit of ruff: how Danny Dyer went from tinpot wideboy to TV treasure
Ten years ago the thought of Dyer fronting a show about the monarchy would have been laughable. Now it might just be the TV highlight of the spring
Read more » | Desktop version »The people's Baftas: will Ant and Dec fail to win for the first time?
The National Television Awards are here! Let’s hope the British public shake things up and vote for Jodie Whittaker, Jodie Comer – and Holly Willoughby for joining Dec in the jungle
Read more » | Desktop version »PTSD and pervy Muppets: Kimmy Schmidt’s finale pushes the reset button on satire
Titus gets dragged into the Time’s Up movement, there’s blackmail and Ronan Farrow, too – Tina Fey’s comedy ups its silly stakes until the bitter end
Read more » | Desktop version »The Other Two: could this be 2019's funniest new TV show?
The rise of a Justin Bieber-esque star has unexpected consequences for his two less successful siblings in this hilarious new series
Read more » | Desktop version »Tuesday’s best TV: The National Television Awards 2019; Koalas: Cute & Cuddly
Killing Eve or The Cry? The battle for NTA’s best ‘new drama’ reaches its climax while we go down under with Australia’s loveable tree-hugging marsupials
Read more » | Desktop version »A Year of British Murder review – a coldly mechanical collage of 768 tragic deaths
A documentary examining every murder committed in 2017 takes awful tales of deep, abject grief and skims over every single one
Read more » | Desktop version »David Attenborough tells Davos: ‘The Garden of Eden is no more’
Human activity has created a new era yet climate change can be stopped, says naturalist
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