What’s leaving Netflix UK in December 2025/January 2026?

Before you start bingeing through Netflix’s new originals, don’t miss out on catching up with some other gems before their rights expire and they head to another service, or just disappear into the digital ether.

This is your last chance … Read More

What’s leaving Sky and NOW in December 2025/January 2026?

Sky and NOW’s library of movies and TV shows is as sizeable as it is changeable, with new titles frequently dropping off as much as they arrive. Before you start bingeing through the line-up, don’t miss out on catching up … Read More

Why you should catch up with ITV’s Red Eye

A strong cast and taut pacing make ITV’s twisting thriller a ride that flies by.Read More

Top 10 TV on catch-up: What’s on-demand this week?

In this golden age of TV, there’s always something new to be counting down to. But there’s also always something to be catching up with, from the show all your mates are talking about to the one that’s easy to … Read More

Tinsel Town: A sweet celebration of the magic of theatre

A game cast and a sincere love of theatre gives this familiar festive comedy an earnest charm.Read More

Finding Father Christmas: Understated, unconventional, delightful

Part conspiracy adventure, part science lesson, this unconventional and understated Christmas comedy is an absolute delight.Read More

Trailer: Bridgerton Season 4 arrives in January

“I am charting a more adventurous course…” That’s the sound of Benedict taking centre stage in Season 4 of Bridgerton – a new trailer gives us a closer look at the show’s return.

Riffing on Cinderella, as well as Bridgerton’s … Read More

Why you should catch up with The Night Manager

Susanne Brier’s nail-biting adaptation of John le Carré’s thriller feels like it was written yesterday.Read More

Fallout review: A strange, surprising hoot

A darkly funny, action-packed, post-apocalyptic satire, this energetic video game adaptation is a strange, surprising hoot.Read More

Jay Kelly: Charmingly old-fashioned

A disarmingly vulnerable cast make Noah Baumbach’s conventional love letter to Hollywood a charming slice of old-fashioned class.Read More