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Arts Telegraph 09/01/2022 10:46:20 PM Royal Shakespeare Company ‘Z Cars’ star Brian Blessed recalls 60 years of the TV crime drama The original cast member discusses the early days of the trendsetting and controversial police drama which ran from 1962 to 1978 Liz Kingsman: One-Woman Show, review: Fleabag affectionately and exquisitely torn limb from limb ByTristram Fane Saunders One skinny-dipping scene proves it – Peter Bogdanovich was Hollywood’s unsung master The director, who has died aged 82, captured the 'white-magical lightning' of old cinema: provocative, dreamy, ironic and glamorous Jah Wobble: ‘For all their talk, some arch-Remainers are quite mean-spirited’ The Public Image bassist on losing friends to Brexit, and the chaos of punk gigs including being hit with a frozen pigs head mid-concert How Sarah Beeny became the most smug woman on TV It's hard for the nation to care about a nice family who had a nice home and are now building an even nicer home far, far beyond our reach How could a ‘top 100’ of recent TV programmes ever satisfy anyone? This week, Victoria has been watching the 21st centurys greatest TV shows Victoria Coren Mitchell Was Neville Chamberlain more than the coward who kowtowed to Hitler? Why Jeremy Irons's new film, Munich: the Edge of War, will change your mind about Britain's unloved wartime prime minister Sidney Poitier was no ‘Uncle Tom’ – he upended Hollywood’s rules forever The Lilies of the Field star, who has died aged 94, rose above an industry stacked against him to become the Oscars first black Best Actor One skinny-dipping scene proves it – Peter Bogdanovich was Hollywood’s unsung master The director, who has died aged 82, captured the 'white-magical lightning' of old cinema: provocative, dreamy, ironic and glamorous Harrow by Joy Williams, review: toothless terrorists take on the USA ByChristian Lorentzen Accidental Gods by Anna Della Subin: was Prince Philip a volcano god? With sublime new album Dawn FM, The Weeknd proves he’s the ghoulish wizard of modern pop Liz Kingsman: One-Woman Show, review: Fleabag affectionately and exquisitely torn limb from limb ByTristram Fane Saunders A magical premiere from Simon Rattle and the LSO, plus the pick of January’s classical concerts Boiling Point, review: Stephen Graham’s kitchen nightmare would fry even Gordon Ramsay Led Zeppelin’s demon manager: the best – and worst – of Richard Cole John Lennon, Charles Manson and UFOs — what The Beatles: Get Back left out The blazing talent – and heartbreaking decline – of ‘fifth Beatle’ Billy Preston The stories behind Mick Rock’s five greatest shots Drugs, diets and coercive control: the sad story of Brian Wilson’s conservatorship Beatles, ghosts and murdered aristocrats: the dark history of Abbey Road What’s on TV tonight: Ant & Dec’s Limitless Win, The Masked Singer, and more Your complete guide to the weeks television, films and sport, across terrestrial and digital platforms The Orson Welles frozen peas tantrum that inspired Steven Toast Overblown, daft and Americanised, Diamonds Are Forever made a fool of Sean Connery JK Rowling’s battle to make the Harry Potter films ‘100 per cent British’ Black Hawk Down under fire: how Ridley Scott won the Battle of Mogadishu The Ipcress File: how a bespectacled ‘anti-Bond’ changed Michael Caine’s life Conman, gambler and showman Michael Todd – the mad genius behind 1956's Around the World in 80 Days Ant & Dec's Limitless Win is the best game show since Who Wants to Be a Millionaire What’s on TV tonight: Ant & Dec’s Limitless Win, The Masked Singer, and more ByTelegraph Reporters 8 Jan 2022, 9:55am How could a ‘top 100’ of recent TV programmes ever satisfy anyone? Victoria Coren Mitchell 8 Jan 2022, 5:00am ‘Z Cars’ star Brian Blessed recalls 60 years of the TV crime drama What’s on TV tonight: Ant & Dec’s Limitless Win, The Masked Singer, and more Your complete guide to the weeks television, films and sport, across terrestrial and digital platforms ByTelegraph Reporters 8 Jan 2022, 9:55am Was Neville Chamberlain more than the coward who kowtowed to Hitler? Sidney Poitier was no ‘Uncle Tom’ – he upended Hollywood’s rules forever One skinny-dipping scene proves it – Peter Bogdanovich was Hollywood’s unsung master Harrow by Joy Williams, review: toothless terrorists take on the USA ByChristian Lorentzen 8 Jan 2022, 5:00pm Accidental Gods by Anna Della Subin: was Prince Philip a volcano god? My mother has dementia – but can still remember the Nazi doctor who gave her 'medicine' at Auschwitz Journalist Jacques Peretti spent his career investigating stories then, at 90, his mother sat him down and finally shared her own Was Neville Chamberlain more than the coward who kowtowed to Hitler? Why Jeremy Irons's new film, Munich: the Edge of War, will change your mind about Britain's unloved wartime prime minister Dame Vera Lynn: An Extraordinary Life, review: a moving tribute to a national icon Like it or not, Banksy rules the art world’s political roost Banksys art is inherently political as his latest stunt commemorating the anti-Colston activists proves. And its influence is enormous British artist buys back his own work — to give it away The YBA Keith Coventry spotted a discrepancy in prices for which his art was being sold and now a public museum will benefit What’s behind the record-breaking rise in global art market sales? It remains to be seen whether demand continues to grow this year and if traditional masterworks can survive the assault of new sectors Elvis Costello: ‘They’ll mark my death with two songs I didn’t write’ With sublime new album Dawn FM, The Weeknd proves he’s the ghoulish wizard of modern pop Jah Wobble: ‘For all their talk, some arch-Remainers are quite mean-spirited’ Liz Kingsman: One-Woman Show, review: Fleabag affectionately and exquisitely torn limb from limb Mackenzie Crook: 'Worzel Gummidge would give Extinction Rebellion the thumbs up' Relax, Maureen Lipman – ‘offensive’ comedy is in rude health Can theatre crack The Da Vinci Code? Force Majeure, Donmar Warehouse, review: a family on an entertainingly slippery slope Why the BBC must open its archives in its 100th anniversary year The best new video games of 2022 The 20 best video games of 2021 Halo Infinite campaign review: a dazzling ballet of sci-fi action Wolf Witch Giant Fairy,Linbury Theatre review: innovative and energetic family fun The 100 best cultural events of 2021 This year, opera had to do the unthinkable in order to survive Why the BBC must open its archives in its 100th anniversary year How John Berger’s Ways of Seeing changed the way we look at art Does The Princess Bride work even better as a radio drama? Inconceivable! Advertisement Ant & Dec's Limitless Win is the best game show since Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Harrow by Joy Williams, review: toothless terrorists take on the USA ByChristian Lorentzen 8 Jan 2022, 5:00pm Accidental Gods by Anna Della Subin: was Prince Philip a volcano god? What’s on TV tonight: Ant & Dec’s Limitless Win, The Masked Singer, and more Your complete guide to the weeks television, films and sport, across terrestrial and digital platforms ByTelegraph Reporters 8 Jan 2022, 9:55am How could a ‘top 100’ of recent TV programmes ever satisfy anyone? This week, Victoria has been watching the 21st centurys greatest TV shows Victoria Coren Mitchell 8 Jan 2022, 5:00am Elvis Costello: ‘They’ll mark my death with two songs I didn’t write’ As a songwriter, he is up there with Joni Mitchell and Paul Simon so why, 33 albums in, is Elvis Costello ditching his greatest hit? My mother has dementia – but can still remember the Nazi doctor who gave her 'medicine' at Auschwitz Journalist Jacques Peretti spent his career investigating stories then, at 90, his mother sat him down and finally shared her own Was Neville Chamberlain more than the coward who kowtowed to Hitler? 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Daily Mail 18/01/2022 10:46:06 PM MUSIC: Elvis Costello, with The Imposters, has returned to the sound that set him on his way with his mostly fast and often furious album The Boy Named If 5 shares Elvis Costello & The Imposters album review: Mostly fast FICTION: From Xochitl Gonzalez's busy debut to Anything Could Happen by Lucy Diamond, Alice Hoffman's final Practical Magic tale and the latest from Hanya Yanagihara, this week's best new fiction 1 share This week's best new fiction NON-FICTION: Why our trees are marching north - and what this means for polar bears and the planet  share The Treeline review: Why our trees are marching north DEBORAH ROSS: The devastating proof that ITV isn't all dumb thrillers  The docudrama Anne, which told the Hillsborough story through one mother. CLASSICAL: Packing a huge emotional punch, Edvard Grieg by Lise Davidsen and Leif Ove Andsnes is the best way to start 2022 22 shares Edvard Grieg review: The best way to start 2022 CINEMA: Not so much old-school as out-of-date... The 355, lacks style, wit and much in the way of intelligence share The 355 review: Not so much old-school as out-of-date THEATRE: Michael Longhurst's production of Force Majeure is a pleasure to watch, even if it makes a very bad advert for skiing holidays... and marriage  1 share Force Majeure review: A pleasure to watch From an ingenious, multi-award winning chef drama to slick Polish series The Defence, the best on demand TV to watch this week  share The best on demand TV to watch this week The Electrical Life Of Louis Wain is a bit full on but Benedict Cumberbatch is on top form as the eccentric who tried to make cats cool share The Electrical Life Of Louis Wain review: It's a bit full on... More treasure from the vaults... David Bowie takes some undercooked lyrics and marinates them in midlife wisdom in posthumous release Toy 272 shares David Bowie review: More treasure from the vaults... From an in depth look at superheroes to the hit chat show The Adam Buxton Podcast, the best audio shows to listen to this week share The best audio shows to listen to this week The most quintessentially British composer ever: This year, Ralph Vaughan Williams must be remembered for his achievements 1 share Ralph Vaughan Williams review: We must remember his achievements The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe satisfies our craving for imagination and escapism in dark times, but is sorely lacking a villain share The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe review: It sorely lacks a villain From Heather Young's shocking debut to The Paris Bookseller by Kerri Maher, a Covid-inspired tale from Amitava Kumar and Stephen Spotswood's latest, this week's best new fiction share This week's best new fiction Young girls. Drug abuse. Satanic rituals. Do we really need another retelling of Lep Zeppelin's tawdry excesses? A whole lotta pages on one of rock's darkest stories share Led Zeppelin review: A lotta pages on one of rock's darkest stories

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Guardian 18/01/2022 10:46:16 PM Global development Make a contribution Ronnie Spector No one else sounded like the tough yet tender singer No one else sounded like the tough yet tender singer ‘Bam! Incredible energy’ The group of performers with learning disabilities who are changing dance The group of performers with learning disabilities who are changing dance The reader interview Post your questions for Kiefer Sutherland Post your questions for Kiefer Sutherland Dolph Lundgren In showbusiness, you kind of live for ever In showbusiness, you kind of live for ever ‘Weird, unbalanced, curdled television’ How Netflix’s Cheer was ruined How Netflix’s Cheer was ruined Tented love How Senegal created a spectacular new African architecture How Senegal created a spectacular new African architecture Fire, cider and ‘heavy metal morris-dancing’ The resurgence of wassailing The resurgence of wassailing From whodunnits to cerebral sci-fi What movie trends will 2022 bring? What movie trends will 2022 bring? What's on tonight TV tonight: can Fred Sirieix help an ex-soldier find love? TV tonight: can Fred Sirieix help an ex-soldier find love? Top 10 books about amnesia Top 10 books about amnesia From Licorice Pizza to Lubaina Himid A complete guide to this week’s entertainment A complete guide to this week’s entertainment Staying In: sign up for our home entertainment email Music Kanye West named as suspect in LA criminal battery investigation Kanye West named as suspect in LA criminal battery investigation Film Hollywood stars back Emma Watson after Palestinian solidarity post Hollywood stars back Emma Watson after Palestinian solidarity post Music Carthy folk dynasty appeals for financial support after income ‘dried up’ during pandemic