What’s on TV tonight: We Might Regret This, Neighbours, Merseyside Detectives and more
Your complete guide to the week’s television, films and sport, across terrestrial and digital platforms
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Your complete guide to the week’s television, films and sport, across terrestrial and digital platforms
Can’t wait for Gladiator 2? Get stuck into Roland Emmerich’s tale of audacious slaves, warring emperors and orgiastic commoners in AD 79
Daniel P Mannix’s over-the-top work inspired the new gladiatorial TV drama Those About To Die. And his life was similarly colourful
Bone-crunching action, tear-jerking drama, jaw-dropping horror… All this and more can be found in our pick of the best Amazon original films
How the Independence Day director lured the Silence of the Lambs star back to TV for a full-blooded romp around the Colosseum
The outspoken, beloved fantasy author has been accused of sexual assault in a new podcast. Where will his story go next?
Finished Clarkson’s Farm and not sure what else to watch on Amazon Prime? Here’s our pick of the finest shows the platform has to offer
From Anthony Hopkins’s sword-and-sandals epic to the return of The Rings of Power, here’s what to look out for
From The Bear to Bake Off, we are living in a golden age of mouth-watering TV cookery. But who will get our Michelin star?
Forgive the historical liberties and have fun with this feminist spin on familiar history, starring some great British comic actors
Charting her battle with stiff person syndrome, this powerful, vulnerable film shows a side to the superstar we have never seen before
Many snooty critics couldn’t stand the superstar’s raw sentimentality during the Ironic Nineties. But she was singing to middle America
Growth in Channel 4, ITV and BBC viewing figures outstrips non-traditional rivals
From Brosnan to Connery, Lazenby to Moore, flick aimlessly through the 007 films on Amazon Prime no more – here they are, from worst to best
Nice guys like Roger Federer don’t make for thrilling subjects, but for sports fans, Asif Kapadia’s film is still a worthwhile watch
Once TV’s most daring and savage series, The Boys has seen off the flabby Marvel movies it lampooned – so what does it do now?
The good times will only last for as long as customers continue to eat price rises
Middle Earth’s ‘weirdest’ character will feature in the show’s second season. But who is he – and why hasn’t he been seen on screen before?
Presenter of Amazon series confirms he would be happy to pay for the 18-year-olds’ labour on his Diddly Squat Farm in West Oxfordshire
Rewind TV launches today on Sky – and its creators say this nostalgia fest is an antidote to the depressing state of modern broadcasting
While The Test has always been a PR tool for the Baggy Green, it does show the team at their most vulnerable at Old Trafford and the Oval
Alex Ferguson and his 1999 treble-winning squad give an extraordinary insight into how they did it – and how it all nearly fell apart
Rings of Power and Peter Jackson’s forthcoming Gollum film leave Tolkien’s books long behind. Is this the beginning of a new dark age?