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‘I thought I knew penguins. I was so wrong’: the extreme wildlife film-maker who went viral
Bertie Gregory reveals the gruelling conditions behind his extraordinary Antarctic expedition to document the lives of emperor penguins
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The Archers finally addressed Labour’s farming tax – with mixed results
Critics believe Radio 4’s rural soap should be a mouthpiece for farmers’ grievances, but their attempt to be so was too information-heavy
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Ever wondered what makes a TV executive tick? This podcast spills all
Industry veterans Jimmy Mulville and Peter Fincham are taking on broadcast behemoth The Rest is Entertainment in Insiders: The TV Podcast
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Interior Design Masters, review: host Alan Carr offers an unbeatable mix of camp and sincerity
Bake Off’s producers must be kicking themselves at the success of this BBC One series
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Minecraft Experience London, review: You’re better off giving the kids an iPad for an hour
The ramshackle real-world debut of the world-conquering video game has the air of something thrown together by contestants on The Apprentice
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How tax rules our politics (and lives)
From Holyrood to Trump and the Beatles, Radio 4’s fascinating new series Untaxing explores how taxation has shaped modern society
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Twitter: Breaking the Bird, review: a damning 21st-century Paradise Lost
BBC Two’s fascinating history of the ailing social media brand nonetheless suffered with the absence of Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk
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Ready Meals: What They Really Mean for You, review: flavourless look at the British food industry
BBC One’s investigation, helmed by Justin Rowlatt, felt a little too much like an Open University video
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The White Lotus, episode 7 review: Sex and violence? This penultimate part is all about impotence
Someone’s going to die next week, and one character in particular appears to be the likely victim
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Amanda Knox’s podcast interview is a rich and unsettling insight into a living nightmare
John Robins proves himself a superb host in this encounter with the woman at the heart of the Meredith Kercher murder case
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The Change, series 2 review: unapologetic about burying its feet in the soil and communing with birds
Bridget Christie’s Channel 4 comedy returns with a new confidence and sense of its own identity
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The White Lotus, season 3, episode 6, review: what happened on the boat isn’t staying on the boat
A queasy and unsettling hangover of an episode propels the series into ever darker waters
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Five years on, we’re only just starting to understand how much lockdown damaged our children
Radio 4’s slate of programming to mark the anniversary explores how young people’s mental health and education was ruined by Covid measures
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High Hoops, review: a goofy, Jacqueline Wilson-esque children’s comedy
This is a charming addition to the CBBC drama roster, and one with a quietly serious message about girls’ participation in sport
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The White Lotus, episode 5 review: a stomach-churning, panic-filled purgatory and one Hollywood cameo
In this superb fifth episode, Mike White proved that no other TV writer can match his bite
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The Righteous Gemstones, series 4 review: underrated televangelist comedy gets a heavenly send-off
A sensational appearance from Bradley Cooper is the icing on the final slice of cake from HBO’s deliciously edgy comedy
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