Suspect is a waste of Anne-Marie Duff's talent
You have to admire this drama's ability to be both laughable and entirely humourless at the same time
Danny Dyer was made for a pukka sitcom like Mr Bigstuff
Touching on toxic masculinity and broken families, this new Sky Max sitcom follows two brothers reconnecting after years of estrangement
Interviews
Roger McGough: I've rewritten poems - what seemed funny in the 70s isn't anymore
The poet tells Fiona Sturges about the 60s Liverpool poetry scene, getting advice from Philip Larkin – and appearing on ‘Top of the Pops’
Jenna Coleman: 'It's healthy to get angry - everybody should'
The star of crime series 'The Jetty', and the drama's writer Cat Jones, talk about female rage, and the moral grey area of age-gap sex
On TV today, the final season of The Karate Kid spin-off Cobra Kai comes to Netflix
Also, BBC Two has highlights from the first day of The Open and Channel 5 puts supermarket own brands to the test
Exhibitions
Blur: To the End review: You've never seen Damon Albarn this vulnerable
The band that said “modern life is rubbish” 31 years ago are still working out what it all means
Fly Me to the Moon review: This incomprehensible romcom gets lost in space
Its melange of the trivial and the tragic is frankly weird
Kylie at BST Hyde Park was a riot of perfect bangers
Kylie has managed the impossible - she’s remained contemporary after four decades
If you've ever been dismissed by a doctor, read this book
‘Unheard: The Medical Practice of Silencing’ by Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan is comforting and enraging in equal measure
Broadway sensation Slave Play is provocative - but unwieldy
Jeremy O Harris's controversial new play is going to get people talking
Mnemonic at the National Theatre really drags
Its legendary status outshines the actual experience of watching it
