The Telegraph What’s on TV tonight: The Great British Bake Off, Dublin Murders, and moreThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersPastry Week has arrived later than usual this year, and it leaves some of the bakers cracking like a dried-out shortcrust. In tonight’s quarter-finals, Steph, Henry, David, Rosie and Alice are tasked creating
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) Dublin Murders, episode 1 review: this old-fashioned crime drama is an autumnal treatThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganAmid all the sumptuous period romps, shiny spy thrillers and true crime series, we’ve been somewhat starved of a superior police drama on our screens this year. The closest thing was Line of Duty this
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) Succession, season 2 finale review: you’re unlikely to see a more hypnotic TV episode this yearThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganForget Game of Thrones’ Red Wedding or that dysfunctional Fleabag family dinner. Succession (Sky Atlantic) reached its dazzling finale with a bloodbath brunch, as the billionaire Roy clan turned on each
The TelegraphTelevision (UK)Strictly Come Dancing, week 4: the body language – will Dev Griffin's shock departure give the other contestants ImposterThe Telegraph - By Judi JamesWe've reached the fourth week of the competition and no one could have predicted yesterday's jaw-dropping departure. The exit dance was cancelled and in its place was the mortifying sight of potential
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) Celebrity Hunted episode 1 review - Stanley Johnson stole the show with old-school spy skillsThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganIt can’t be easy going incognito when you’re the Prime Minster’s father but Stanley Johnson hardly helped himself on Celebrity Hunted (Channel 4). Despite his real-life espionage experience, the hapless
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) Somebody's ballroom luck is about to run outThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganAn unlikely and unjust elimination sent shockwaves through the ballroom. Here are all the talking points and social media reaction from Sunday night's results show… He came into this weekend as the highest-scoring
The Telegraph Who will win Strictly Come Dancing 2019? Predict the winnerThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersPrepare those opinions on everything from why the Rumba is the most difficult dance to score a perfect 40 on to whether the Cha-Cha-Cha is is really that hard to get right. Yes, Strictly is back and, Joe
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) Hello and welcome to our liveblog (at last)The Telegraph - By Michael HoganIt was a night of high standards and erratic scoring. Here are all the major talking points and social media reaction from the fourth live show… For most of Saturday's show, it looked like Kelvin Fletcher
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) The X Factor: Celebrity episode 1 review - a mashup of Love Island, Strictly, Baywatch and 'that' Princess Diana interviewThe Telegraph - By Eleanor HallsAfter 15 years of The X Factor - of making humble nobodies into stars and millions for his Syco label in the process - Simon Cowell got bored. (Or perhaps, he got wind of the show’s viewing figures, which
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) Strictly Come Dancing 2019 contestants: Anneka Rice follows James Cracknell out of the doorThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 17 View All Skip Ad The latest offers and discount codes from popular brands on Telegraph Voucher Codes
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) Sesame Street gives muppet a drug addict mother to address opioid crisisThe Telegraph - By Associated PressSesame Street is taking a new step to try to help kids navigate life in America – it’s tackling the opioid crisis. Sesame Workshop is exploring the backstory of Karli, a bright green, yellow-haired friend
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) Last of the Summer Wine actress Juliette Kaplan dies aged 80The Telegraph - By Press AssociationJuliette Kaplan, who played battleaxe Pearl Sibshaw in Last Of The Summer Wine, has died aged 80 from cancer. The actress, from Bournemouth, died on Thursday surrounded by family after returning home a
The TelegraphWedding Planning Million Dollar Wedding Planner review - all you need is love. And a vast amount of moneyThe Telegraph - By Clair WoodwardA s someone who shops at discount supermarkets and never buys anything unless its in the sales, I have very mixed feelings about documentaries on the extravagant spending habits of the super-rich, so watched
The TelegraphAlan Sugar The Apprentice 2019 contestants: meet Lord Sugar's remaining candidatesThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 17 View All Skip Ad The latest offers and discount codes from popular brands on Telegraph Voucher Codes
The TelegraphTelevision (UK)Catching Britain’s Killers: The Crimes That Changed Us, episode 1 review: the day it stopped being easy to get away withThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganIt’s easy to forget this now in our hi-tech age but solving murder cases – especially the sexually motivated killings of young women by strangers – was nigh-on impossible in the early Eighties. Police
The TelegraphGreat British Bake Off The Great British Bake Off 2019 contestants: who is left in this year's competition?The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 16 View All Skip Ad The latest offers and discount codes from popular brands on Telegraph Voucher Codes
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) The Capture, episode 6 recap: no easy answers in this unexpected finaleThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganThe morally murky surveillance thriller reached its tense and twisty climax. But what was real? What was faked? And how did Donald Trump become embroiled in the fiction? Here's everything that happened
The TelegraphTelevision (UK)The Great British Bake Off, Festival Week recap: Paul Hollywood gets told to shut up – and another beloved baker leaves tentThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganIt was Festival Week in the tent but the six remaining bakers hadn’t successfully snapped up Glastonbury tickets – they were bidding to get through to the quarter-final. Here's everything that happened
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) A Confession, episode 6 review: a riveting finale to one of the year's best dramasThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganThe final episode of A Confession (ITV) confirmed its status as one of the year’s best dramas. There might be far too much true crime on TV but when it’s done this well, all is forgiven. It had been three
The TelegraphAnneka Rice Lights! Camera! Results show action!The Telegraph - By Michael HoganAnd action! The Movie Week extravaganza took in blockbuster hits and box office flops. Here are all the talking points and social media reaction from Sunday night's results show… Many viewers would have
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) The Americas with Simon Reeve, episode 1 review - cold comfort in a journey across the snowy northThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganI’ve never been able to get on-board with adventurer Simon Reeve, who the BBC seem grimly determined to turn into a star, despite all evidence to the contrary. He even appeared on Graham Norton’s couch
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) World on Fire, episode 2 review - an epic return to form for BBC Sunday night dramaThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganI keep finding myself singing the title of World On Fire (BBC One) to the tune of hippy anthem This Wheel’s On Fire, best known as the Absolutely Fabulous theme. The two shows couldn’t be much more different.
The TelegraphSaturday Night Live Saturday Night Live review: Phoebe Waller-Bridge left even Taylor Swift star-struckThe Telegraph - By Isabel MohanWe can try to play it cool, but it is undeniably exciting when British talent makes it big in the US. We’ve never even met the woman, but we can’t help but feel a huge sense of pride that Phoebe Waller-Bridge
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) From Stacey Dooley to Natasha Kaplinsky: Strictly Come Dancing winners - where are they now?The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 17 View All Skip Ad The latest offers and discount codes from popular brands on Telegraph Voucher Codes
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) Emma Weymouth's Strictly Diary: 'Oti told me to suck it up, so it's time to up the ante'The Telegraph - By Viscountess Emma WeymouthThe Viscountess on frame, focus, meltdowns and stepping back in time for a Downton Abbey foxtrot Standing under those burning spotlights at the end of Sunday’s results show, waiting to hear our names out
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) RuPaul's Drag Race UK episode 1 review - more fabulousness and less filth, pleaseThe Telegraph - By Michael Hogan“People of the United Kingdom, your queen has arrived.” Except this wasn’t a 5ft 3in nonagenarian walking her corgis but drag legend RuPaul, a 6ft 4in platinum blonde New Yorker flanked by hunks in bearskin
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) Years and Years and Years and Years - pop frontman to star with Keeley Hawes in new Russell T Davies dramaThe Telegraph - By Clair WoodwardIt could be the most confusing casting choice in many years, but Russell T Davies, most recently the writer of BBC1's drama Years and Years, has cast the singer of the band Years & Years in his new Eighties-set
The TelegraphTelevision (UK) 'I'm truly the reflection of perfection': the daftest Apprentice candidates of all timeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe stirring Prokofiev march, the endless aerial shots of London, the suits so shiny you can see your reflection in them... Yes, The Apprentice is back . Still, as series 14 kicks off, let’s not pretend
The TelegraphThe Apprentice The Apprentice 2019, episode 1 review: greedy, vindictive, arrogant – it's business as usual on The ApprenticeThe Telegraph - By Gerard O'Donovan“You might not believe it, judging by my youthful exterior, but this is the 15th year we’ve been in this boardroom,” said a craggy-looking Lord Sugar, at the outset of another series of The Apprentice
