The Telegraph A guide to BBC One's Big Night In: from Little Britain to the Vicar of Dibley The Telegraph - Susannah GoldsbroughItching for the kind of “event TV” so beloved of those ITV executives in Quiz? Well the BBC has got you covered. Prompted by the coronavirus crisis, Comic Relief and Children in Need are teaming up with
The Telegraph Empowering, not exploitative: how Faking It got reality TV (mostly) right The Telegraph - Kate Lloyd“When I went back to my normal life,” Sian Hetherington, 41, is telling me over the phone from Belfast. “I felt lost. Was I the person I was before I went [on Faking It] or was I this new person? I didn't
The Telegraph'I'm sad Strictly didn’t bite the bullet and do it five years ago': Same-sex ballroom dancer Jacky Logan on abuse, awards The Telegraph - Jacky LoganWhen I came out in the early 90s, I hadn't found anything within the LGBTQ community that met the needs of those who enjoy dancing and performing. My friend suggested we went to a class at the LLGC, the
The Telegraph What’s on TV tonight: Quiz, Killing Eve, The Nest and more The Telegraph - Telegraph Reporters“We don’t cheat!” says Sian Clifford’s Diana Ingram as she answers a phone call from her Royal Army husband Charles during a local pub quiz in a sleepy Wiltshire village. Ah, Charles and Diana – it sounds
The Telegraph Travels in Euroland with Ed Balls, episode one review: a well-intended if superficial look at continental populism The Telegraph - By Anita SinghNow here’s a peculiar thing. Travels in Euroland with Ed Balls (BBC Two) was a documentary about right-wing voters, on the BBC, featuring a collection of perfectly pleasant people rather than knuckle-dragging
