Tv & Radio
The Fixer (BBC2)
Rachel Cooke loathes a makeover show packed with self-promotion.
We’ll Take Manhattan (BBC4)
Rachel Cooke wonders: Was fashion in the 1960s really this wet?
Jonathan Meades on France (BBC4)
Rachel Cooke is mystified by a tour of tenuous connections in the Alsace.
Eternal Law (ITV1)
Rachel Cooke is entirely baffled by a soppy, celestial drama about lawyers.
Jeremy Clarkson lands himself in it yet again
The Top Gear presenter faces new complaints following the show's India Christmas special.
Endeavour (ITV1)
When you've run out of ideas, don’t write a prequel, suggests Rachel Cooke.
When does it not pay to be Muslim?
Here's a revolutionary concept: how about a TV character happens to be a Muslim and the plot revolves around, say, her job?
A year in culture: Television
Critics' Choice: The Best of 2011
The Fifth Floor (BBC World Service)
It’s about time the World Service beat its own drum.
Between The Ears - Obituary Notice (BBC Radio 3)
Some sounds are set into the brain like stains in wood.
Don't Log Off (Radio 4)
Conversations with strangers in cyberspace put Antonia Quirke in a trance.
Magic moments
Antonia Quirke on the best of Christmas listening, from the dull to the daft.
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall (Radio 4)
Antonia Quirke is perturbed by a distorted Brontë adaptation.
More Guitar Favourites (Radio 4)
Joan Armatrading is brilliantly breathless, writes Antonia Quirke.
Today (Radio 4)
Sarah Montague goes dizzy at the thought of Cranford mittens.
Affairs of the heart
Taming husbands has never been so much fun.
The value of a quiet voice
The Fixer
Ralph Fiennes
The Muppets return
A life in pictures
Hemingway's Boat
Mind your B-sides
Our film awards
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