Unforgivable: Moving, thoughtful storytelling

Jimmy McGovern’s understated exploration of the aftermath of abuse is a masterclass in moving, thoughtful storytelling.Read More

True Crime Tuesdays: Chloe Ayling: My Unbelievable Kidnapping

In 2017, Chloe Ayling, a fairly unknown glamour model from Surrey, travelled to Milan for what she and her then-agent thought was a photoshoot. In fact, the appointment she had made was with Łukasz Herba and his brother, Michal, who … Read More

Why Mandy should be your next box set

Diane Morgan’s solo sitcom is a surreal, deadpan delight.Read More

UK TV review: Here We Go

Season 3 premieres on 25th July 2025. This review was premiered in 2022 and is based on Season 1.

Laughing at the past five yeas isn’t something that comes easily – and yet BBC Two’s new comedy managed to find … Read More

28 Days Later: A bitingly political horror

Danny Boyle’s visceral, living zombie nightmare is a bitingly political shot of horror.Read More

True Crime Tuesdays: The Bombing of Pan Am 103

This compassionate and ambitious but old-fashioned Lockerbie drama flattens the story into the most obvious linear telling.Read More

Doctor Who: The Reality War review: Unreal

A dumbfounding finale made up of reshoots, handwaving, and the odd glimmer of fun.Read More

True Crime Tuesdays: The Man Who Murdered His Family

This three-part documentary is a shining example in how not to do true crime.Read More

Why you should be watching The Gold

This riveting, well-acted thriller about a historic gold heist is a richly drawn portrait of greed and ambition.Read More

Doctor Who: Wish World review: It is what it is

Russell T Davies ramps up to a bigger finale with a WandaVision-flavoured dystopia.Read More