Douglas Is Cancelled review: Downfall of a cuddly, national UK treasure is no laughing matter
Television: Steven Moffat’s limp satire of cancel culture neglects a key ingredient: a functioning sense of humour
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Cops, robbers and nicotine stains: The Gold is a love letter to the 1980s Britain the Irish knew so well
The BBC’s dramatisation of the Brink’s-Mat heist is slow to get going, but it brilliantly evokes the era of Ford Capris and mandatory office-based sexism
Downton Abbey: A New Era review – Both aristocrats and servants sound too middle class
Dominic West is superb in a strong cast battling valiantly with an overstuffed script
Irish racing has itself to blame for negative stereotypes
Reform was urgently required but Irish racing more plodder than sprinter
Jingle Jangle: ‘It’s not just a Christmas movie with black people’
Netflix’s spectacular seasonal musical film is inspired by Willy Wonka and Hamilton
Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey – Chaotic, exhausting and merry
Review: A combination of high Disney gloop with Hamilton hip-hop
Downton Abbey: Chaos, charm and an orgy of happy endings
Review: The familiarity of it does little to dull the appeal
‘A penny candle in the darkness’
The desolation of a good friend and talented playwright dying by suicide prompted his buddies to ensure his legacy lived on. And so, ‘The Crilly Trilogy’ was born
Downton Abbey TV series to be turned into a movie
Action will pick up directly from last season’s finale, set in 1926
TV this weekend: Attenborough on eggs and Geldof on the ‘Late Late Show’
The Ray D’Arcy show will discuss consent in wake of Belfast trial while Aidan Gillen plays Dave Allen
RTÉ’s Easter documentary wins international sales
Hugh Bonneville’s ‘Countdown to Calvary’ will air around the world this weekend
TV this weekend: Anthony Scaramucci on the Ray D’Arcy show
Downton Abbey’s Hugh Bonneville on the Late Late Show and the finale of Dancing with the Stars
Downton Abbey ends on a happy note in swansong episode
Spoiler alert: Irish television viewers say goodbye to the Crawleys in Christmas finale
Television: Humanoids or Lego employees? Sometimes it’s hard to tell
Review: ‘Humans’, ‘The Secret World of Lego’ ‘A Legacy: Brian Lenihan’, ‘Dara Ó Briain Meets Stephen Hawking’
Give news in the smartwatch era a fleeting glance
Journalists may sigh, but the media can’t ignore its new content platform: the human wrist
‘Downton Abbey’ star Hugh Bonneville on working with Paddington
Tara Brady talks to the English actor about going from lord of the manor to friend of the bear
The princess and the frog
She is jarringly frank and confrontational. He does his best to steer a path towards harmony. Together they are Piggy and Kermit, clearly the most volatile couple in showbiz. Our reporter asks the questions . . . carefully
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