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Laura Donnelly has spent the past few years picking up Olivier Awards on stage and popping up in Apple TV’s Sugar, but it’s good to have her properly leading a drama again. She’s the main reason to tune into The Dark, ITV’s new six-part serial killer thriller, in which she plays DI Monica Kennedy, a […]

The Wrights don’t slow down. Episode two picks up the threads from a busy opener and pulls them tighter. Sally has moved from shock into action, formally challenging the will, which means lawyers, which means the whole thing is now on the record and harder to contain. Gray, whose finances were already precarious, finds himself […]

You already have a rough idea of who’s on here. Jeremy Clarkson, Simon Cowell, Ant and Dec, Jamie Oliver, Claudia Winkleman. The question isn’t really whether they’re rich, it’s how rich, and the arguments to be had about the order. 5‘s latest rich-list special counts down 30 of British television’s wealthiest on-screen faces, ranked by […]

The tech billionaires are building countries now. That’s the version of events worth taking seriously before you dismiss it, and it’s what this new BBC Two documentary sets out to examine. Journalist Matt Shea gets inside access to the new generation of super-wealthy tech founders who’ve concluded that democratic governments are too slow, too captured, […]

The Piano is back, and this time it’s brought reinforcements. Claudia Winkleman and Mika return for a fourth series, but the big change this year is that each station on the tour has its own dedicated classical pianist mentor, rather than one judge rotating across all locations. It’s a smart upgrade. Birmingham New Street kicks […]