ITV takes Emmerdale and Coronation Street out of the schedules again today – here's when you can next watch

This is the second time in a week that fans of the continuing dramas will be left disappointed – Thursday 22 October's episodes were shunted to make way for The Pride of Britain Awards 2026. Luckily, there was an extra…

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Peter Asher: Everywhere Man review – music-biz face from Beatles-buddy pop act to superstar producer

Although that might just be what he wants us to think; what are the chances Asher is a complete reprobate away from the camera, and is just brilliant at hiding it? That glasses and ruffled shirt front combo definitely…

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Sam Burton’s Fairweather Friend proves that an old trick done well is better than ten new ones

Assisted on some tracks by co-producer Jonathan Wilson, who knows a thing or two himself about reviving the glory days of West Coast swoon, the LA-based Palestinian–American musician reaches for new levels of emotional…

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EastEnders airs implosion of Max Branning secret at Zoe Slater's wake in early BBC iPlayer release

Estranged wife Cindy Beale (Michelle Collins) has branded him "a man of many secrets", as the attendees of Zoe Slater's (Michelle Ryan) wake watched on in horror. A lot happened in one September evening. Max had…

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TV tonight: five sisters fight for justice after a shocking murder in Belfast

After that, witnesses (there were about 70) remained silent and evidence was destroyed. But Robert's five sisters and fiancee continued their fight for answers – including finding out what happened to a survivor of the…

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6 Music Festival 2027 heads to Newcastle

After four years in Greater Manchester, the festival will take place across Newcastle's independent and grassroots venues in March with five days of performances and DJ sets. Tyneside last hosted the festival in 2015 but…

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Post your questions for Alex Cox

But for Alex Cox, his latest film Dead Souls – a darkly comic western loosely based on Nikolai Gogol's 1842 novel – is billed as his final film. If it really is his last film, the fiercely independent British film-maker…

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Gulliver fans celebrate three centuries of Jonathan Swift’s classic satire

The dean of St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin knew his novel would cause trouble and wanted to publish it anonymously. His name was Jonathan Swift and the story was called Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World.…

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‘It’s the gay Titanic!’ Inside La Bola Negra, the maximalist queer spectacular bound for Oscars glory

Instead, they thought only of scale. "I'm done with LGBTQ+ movies being niche," says Ambrossi. "I was like, 'Let's make the biggest, gayest war movie ever .'" Job done. At Cannes this year, the best director prize was…

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Mushroom Murders: Melanie Lynskey to star as Erin Patterson in new limited series

The series follows the 97 days between the notorious 2023 lunch – at which Patterson allegedly served toxic death cap mushrooms to her estranged in-laws, hidden in individual serves of beef wellington – and her arrest.…

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