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On the Line review – telephone-exchange thriller is one-person kidnap mystery

Victoria Lucie is impressive as the only visible actor, connecting calls on the island of Alderney and piecing together a propulsive 60s-set drama

The Guardian - UK

Marvel’s WandaVision Spinoff EPs Break Their Silence On The Show’s Development And Share Perfect Take On How Agatha Harkness Would Feel About It

The producers of the WandaVision spinoff, Agatha: Darkhold Diaries, broke their silence on the MCU production.

Cinemablend

Another WandaVision deleted scene has been released – making us even more excited for Agatha's spin-off show

Agatha still know how to have fun without her powers

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Loki star wants Sylvie to crossover into the MCU movies – and she has one character in mind to share scenes with

Exclusive: Sophia Di Martino also explains how "daunted" she still is by the MCU franchise, and why her nerves are a good thing

Total Film

Shetland season 8 episode 2 recap: What does Ellen's mysterious tattoo mean?

Shetland season 8 episode 2 sees the police try and solve Ellen's murder, but not everything is as it seems.

WhatToWatch

Hamnet at the Garrick Theatre review: a solid, elegant take on Maggie O’Farrell’s bestseller

Initially slow, the show about Shakespeare and his family weaves a beguiling narrative web around the creation of life and art

Evening Standard

Hamnet star Madeleine Mantock: ‘Theatre is not my comfort zone’

The actor on playing William Shakespeare’s wife, and making her West End debut opposite Jennifer Saunders

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Leaders' debate one last scrappy, indecisive contest – leaving the decision to voters

Latest opinion polls show the number of undecided voters remains significant so there was plenty still on the line in last night’s final TV debate. But the different approaches of the two rivals made for a strange contest.

Newsroom.co.nz

The Reckoning: the horrendous true story behind the Jimmy Savile case, now being dramatised by the BBC

The prolific paedophile and predator is played by Steve Coogan in the shocking TV series; this is the real story of the disgraced presenter’s life and crimes, and how they eventually came to light

Evening Standard

Steve Coogan and The Reckoning creators on their Jimmy Savile drama: ‘There was the potential for catastrophic failure if we got it wrong’

The four-part BBC One series explores how Savile used his celebrity and his powerful connections to conceal his sexual abuse and exploit institutional failings. Ellie Harrison hears from those who made the show about their divisive bid to bring the story to the screen

The Independent UK

When is The Woman in the Wall on TV and how many episodes are there in the series?

Find out here when The Woman in the Wall is on TV and how many episodes there are, as viewers get ready to binge the new BBC drama.

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The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart episode 5 recap: connecting to the past

In The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart episode 5, Alice chooses a new path while Twig connects the past.

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What Happened to Agnes review – beguiling song cycle tells of family’s loss

The long-ago disappearance of a great-aunt is explored in Nishla Smith’s captivating performance, enhanced by hand-painted animations

The Guardian - UK

The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart episode 3 recap: finding your voice

The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart episode 3 sees young Alice trying to find her voice.

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The Guardian - UK

The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup

The Second Murderer by Denise Mina; Beware the Woman by Megan Abbott; Murder in the Family by Cara Hunter; Black Thorn by Sarah Hilary; The Housekeepers by Alex Hay

Cinemablend

The Blacklist Said Goodbye To Reddington In A Tear-Jerking Series Finale, And One Scene Made It Work For Me

The Blacklist has ended after ten seasons, and the goodbye to Reddington might not have worked for me if not for one very specific and powerful scene.

Edinburgh Live

The deadly Edinburgh 'parent poisoning' case that remains a mystery to this day

The murder trial of 22-year-old William Laurie King, charged with the fatal poisoning of his mother, gripped the nation and made headlines around the English-speaking world.

Tom’s Guide

Marvel’s 'Agatha All Along' spinoff — everything we know so far

Here is everything we know so far about the "Agatha All Along" series, including recent announcements from Marvel and Disney Plus.

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Dublin Live

Mrs Brown’s Boys star doesn't care his performance offends people

The comic says he isn’t bothered if his character, the foul-mouthed Agnes, on the sitcom offends people

Irish Mirror

‘I don’t give a f*** if you’re insulted’ - Mrs Brown's Boys star Brendan O'Carroll blasts snowflakes

“Mrs Brown is outrageous. She gets away with stuff that I’d never f***ing get away with."

PC Gamer

In this cheerful storybook city builder I just did the worst thing I've ever done

Fabledom is a city builder nestled inside a fairytale, and my tale just got pretty dark.

Dublin Live

Dublin man creates unique documentary on Mrs Brown's Boys and Barney the dinosaur

Thomas Hartigan, 24, is from Lucan in Dublin and he previously got his thesis signed by Brendan O'Carroll

The Times of India

Maggie O’Farrell’s award-winning novel 'Hamnet' to be adapted for screen

Irish writer Maggie O’Farrell won the Women's Prize for Fiction 2020 and the National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction 2021 for her novel 'Hamnet'. And now, 'Hamnet' will be adapted for into a film by Oscar-winner Chloe Zhao.

The Guardian - UK

Hamnet on stage: Maggie O’Farrell and Lolita Chakrabarti on adapting the hit novel for the RSC

O’Farrell’s novel about Shakespeare losing his young son to the plague struck a powerful chord in lockdown. She and Chakrabarti discuss class, place and loss in their theatre adaptation

Daily Mirror

Family faces eviction for withholding rent as 'damp' council home is 'falling to pieces'

Marie McManus has been living in the damp-ridden property in Brixton Hill, South London, for the past five years while Lambeth Council fix her family's other home

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