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Detective caper set in a sleepy remote town in Tasmania is one of the most original, funny, off-beat series of the year
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Lessons bought home by Naomi Alderman's book - the impact of physical difference between the sexes, how power corrupts - are at risk of dilution in screen version
As her bestselling sci-fi novel The Power reaches our TV screens, award-winning novelist Naomi Alderman describes how her schooldays started a lifetime of questioning Orthodox attitudes towards women
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Amazon’s gaudy television show is a great success - but it is an insult to Jewish women and Jewish comics
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A podcast by an al-Qaeda terrorist, a screed by a cleric who called the Holocaust 'divine punishment' and a host of other extremist material was found on online market site
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Amazon's blockbuster production is as close as television gets to the cinematic but after two episodes, for all the superb special effects, acting, music and costumes, we are left wondering where this journey is taking us
It only takes a few minutes of the first episode of Undone's second series to finally get to the happy ending we’d wanted and been waiting for, leaving the writers in a bit of a pickle; what next?
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