Ground-breaking, utterly cynical and knowing courtroom drama with a delicious twist
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The comedy is unhurried, deliberately discomforting fare in next series of Gary Sinyor show
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Documentary about a strictly Orthodox community set up in the 1980s is an uncomfortable watch for Jews, Charedi or not
New drama manages to centralise the tragedy of the Frank family but from an exterior perspective
A documentary about abuse in a sect that sparked outrage in Israel is to be shown on the BBC
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The Northern writer's portrayal of Yorkshire life revolutionised drama on the small screen
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Charismatic American chat show host who played ringmaster to the ‘worst show in TV history’
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Noah Caplan wrote the script for Stepping Stone - about mental illness - when he was just 15
By Anthea Gerrie
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The Frank's Dutch secretary hid Anne's diary during the war and helped ensure it was published
By Tash Mosheim
Full marks for their research but does the story actually deliver? To a point
Netflix seven-parter fails to do full justice to the heroic actions of those who saved between 2,000 and 4,000 Jews and German dissidents in Marseilles in 1940
MPs demand to know how Egyptian journalists who ‘incite hate’ to millions could take refuge in the UK
By JC Investigations team
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By Jenni Frazer
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
Weisz, 53, who lives in New York with James Bond actor Daniel Craig and their family, admits she is ‘obsessed’ with the Cronenberg film
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
