The Cockfields is a genius, black-hearted British social comedy
I was hysterical with laughter watching this Diane Morgan-starring series from David Earl and Joe Wilkinson.
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How Alison Hammond charmed Britain
The new Great British Bake Off presenter’s greatest strength is that she never seems to be presenting at all.
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The BBC’s naff greenwashing of gentrified south London
As if it hasn’t suffered enough, Elephant and Castle is blighted with pineapple lamps and cactus headboards in the latest…
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David Attenborough’s Wild Isles makes me proud to be British, despite everything
The new series, which roams from Shetland to Cornwall to Northern Ireland to capture our wildlife, is the BBC at…
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How the tabloids outed George Michael
A new Channel 4 doc explores the media’s glee at the singer’s arrest for “lewd acts” in 1998. But in…
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Netflix is moving into live TV – and the BBC should be worried
This ambitious move by Netflix is sure to make its broadcast television rivals rather nervous.
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Michael Parkinson: “The BBC’s future is being debated in a destructive, binary fashion”
The veteran talk-show host on broadcasting’s halcyon days, car-crash interviews and today’s “charlatans in high office”.
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The exploitative history of Hollywood sex scenes
A new documentary explores the making of intimate nude scenes of the past – and future.
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