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What went wrong in the French Alps murder investigation – by the detective who saw it all
Ten years on, the murder of a British family remains unsolved - and the lead UK detective says that the investigation was 'damaged by egos'
Can TV game shows point the way out of our post-pandemic malaise?
This week, Victoria has been watching Taskmaster: Champion of Champions and One Question on Channel 4
Who is the real Rowan Atkinson?
One of our greatest comic talents has a reputation for deadly seriousness off-screen. Is that fair? His Man vs Bee co-writer reveals all
Why modern culture is dying
McCartney is playing Glastonbury, Kate Bush is number one and Top Gun 2 is the year's big film. Have original ideas fallen out of fashion?
Who Do You Think You Are? review: a lesson in how not to repeat the mistakes of our parents
Line of Duty star Anna Maxwell Martin discovered how her grandfather overcame adversity to live a positive life
Lenny Henry’s Caribbean Britain, review: how Windrush changed the country
The comedian and actor fronted an informative and entertaining documentary about lesser-known black champions of arts and culture
Amol Rajan Interviews Billie Jean King, review: allowing age and wisdom to take centre court
The former world No 1 tennis player was a dream interview, reflecting on her life and career with eloquence and energy
Why the cheap as chips chills of Sapphire and Steel will forever haunt us
Before The Lazarus Project or The Matrix, Joanna Lumley and David McCallum bent reality and terrified the nation – at a fraction of the cost
Obi-Wan Kenobi, finale, review: finally, a Star Wars instalment worthy of the name
A broadly underwhelming first series is saved by a finale that felt like proper, old-school Star Wars - warning, spoilers below
The Umbrella Academy, review: handles a third series – and Elliot Page's transition – with aplomb
This smart adaptation of Gerard Way’s graphic novel continues to impress, tackling real, relatable issues in the process
The strikers and the ‘scabs’: the real-life feud behind the Sherwood TV drama
Writer James Graham returned to his home county of Notts for his latest drama, where memories of the miners’ strike still divide families
Snowflake Mountain, review: millennial reality show is cringe-worthy nonsense
A cast of spoilt, entitled and delusional 20-somethings are put through their paces by ex-military taskmasters
Paramount+ isn’t the Netflix killer you’ve been waiting for – yet
TV's new mega platform, which launches tomorrow, has not got enough to worry its rivals at this stage, but it promises great things
£7,000 to bump off your spouse? You've met a conman, not a hitman
Channel 4’s investigation into the underbelly of the internet was watchable but never quite delivered on its promise
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