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Review: Starlings
Review: Starlings
By Rachel Cooke - 16 May 16:01
Is Cardinal O'Brien being used as bait?
By Steven Baxter - 07 March 10:45

Nuance, compromise, and ambivalence don't make 'good TV'. We've chosen this binary world.

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Press TV, the Iranian state-funded news channel, loses UK licence
By Samira Shackle - 20 January 16:32

The controversial broadcaster has been taken off the air after Ofcom ruled it was in breach of licencing rules.

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Does Steven Moffat have a problem with women?
By Helen Lewis - 09 January 14:13

A debate over the Doctor Who and Sherlock writer's attitude to female characters.

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ITV blames 'human error' for using video game footage
By Sella Oneko - 28 September 19:00

ITV's Exposure uses wrong IRA video

This a Red or Black world. And I'm stuck in it.
By Steven Baxter - 08 September 11:45

If you're going to have a random show, make it a random show.

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So, farewell then, 10 O'Clock Live
By Helen Lewis - 05 May 13:32

Even though I liked it, I have to admit it was a flop. But why did it fail?

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Eric, Ernie and the under-rated genius of Peter Bowker
By Helen Lewis - 03 January 16:53

The BBC's Morecambe and Wise biopic was a wonderfully understated piece of TV.

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"Flowers of evil are growing in the stony Yorkshire soil"
By Daniel Trilling - 17 February 16:53

The New Yorker's take on Red Riding.

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When Gerry met Jesus
By Rob Brown - 16 February 11:19

The Sinn Fein president showed he lacked biblical wisdom just when it could have been of benefit.

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