Dancing on Ice 2021 line-up: meet the confirmed celebrity contestants of the new series
The hair-raising figure skating competition returned on Sunday with a new crop of celebrities
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Last night on TV: what Telegraph reviewers made of Back and Call my Agent!
Robert Webb and David Mitchell are back with their amusing sitcom Back, while series 4 of Call My Agent! lands on Netflix
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What’s on TV tonight: It's a Sin, Star Trek: Lower Decks, The Investigation and more
Your complete guide to the week’s television, films and sport, across terrestrial and digital platforms
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Is there life after death? Meet the author trying to solve humanity’s greatest puzzle
The Netflix series Surviving Death claims to be a rational look at life after death. But how honest is its approach to the afterlife?
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Joe Biden’s celebrity-packed inauguration is an embarrassing start to his presidency
The President-elect's cringeworthy attempts to appeal to a younger crowd - and Hollywood liberals - can't erase his campaign trail gaffes
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The Great’s unashamed revelry in messy, toxic relationships is just what we need right now
A new period drama about Catherine the Great and the Emperor of Russia doesn't make them 'likeable' – that's why it's brilliant telly
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TV’s moronic, hopelessly romanticised view of Cornwall does more harm than good
The many documentaries set in England's most beautiful duchy tend to gloss over one thing – the real Cornwall
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Laugh your way through Blue Monday with our cultural survival guide
Soul-stirring musicals, bawdy books, comedy old and new… Our writers pick the culture guaranteed to cheer you up - even on Blue Monday
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Disney Plus UK: price, app and how to watch Soul and WandaVision on your TV
With Disney Plus now available in the UK, we have everything you need to know about its shows, films, and more...
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The Serpent’s unsolved mystery: does Charles Sobhraj know what happened to Ajay Chowdhury?
The serial killer's mysterious friend helped him commit at least 8 murders, then walked into the jungle and disappeared. Is he still alive?
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Where would the Sex and The City women live now? Inside the most elite real estate in New York
With the announcement of a Sex and the City reboot, our expert explores the on-the-market properties Carrie and her friends would choose now
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Mysterious tapping and spontaneous fires: the curious case of Donald, the Battersea poltergeist
A new Radio 4 podcast tells the story of the ghost that haunted one family in south London
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First surgery, then sex: how Grey’s Anatomy became a TV juggernaut
America’s longest-running medical drama is about to enter its 17th season. What makes Shonda Rhimes’s creation so popular?
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Daydreaming on your lunch break? You could be a literary genius
Noodling on company time is the handmaiden of creativity. Let’s raise a toast(ie) to the scribblers who turn lunch-hours into literature
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Exclusive interview: How Jon Champion and Ally McCoist became the nation's favourite commentary duo
At a time when commentators are routinely dismissed for assumed bias, Champion-McCoist double act is unusual: it has universal approval
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What Tiger King's Carole Baskin did next
A year on from the hit Netflix show, Carole Baskin’s life has changed and Joe Exotic is in prison. But she's still looking over her shoulder
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'The best of times and the worse of times': for me, It's a Sin is all-too-real
Disco, poppers and protest were part of the gay 80s experience. But so was the terrible shadow of Aids, says pop star turned parson
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Gemma Jones: ‘Now I’ve had the vaccine I can dance on the table’
As her new ITV drama Finding Alice arrives, the stalwart actor says she doesn't mind playing her age
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‘Not biased’? The BBC has nothing to fear from its naive, Andy Pandy-loving prospective new Chairman
If his first Commons grilling is any measure, Richard Sharp sees no reason to change anything in an organisation in dire need of reform
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The BBC’s Royle Family ‘content warning’ is more offensive than anything Jim Royle ever said
Who is the idiot trawling through the archives looking for imaginary offence in one of our warmest, wisest sitcoms?
