Television & radio
‘What does that do to you?’: the man who thought his parents killed his sister
In docuseries Burden of Proof, Stephen Pandos searches for answers as to how his sister Jennifer disappeared in 1987 – including from his parents
Adrian Horton
07, Jun, 2023 @4:00 PM
Coronation Street star Julie Goodyear has dementia
The actor’s husband says it is better for people to know about her diagnosis as she will continue to meet fans in future
Alexi Duggins
07, Jun, 2023 @12:57 PM
‘Like a claymation Noel Edmonds’: the preposterous Prince Harry actor creating magnificent car-crash TV
He may have the dullest material in acting history – but Sky News’s Prince Harry stand-in is giving a heartbreaking performance in a show shot with all the panache of the world’s crappest gameshow. More!
Stuart Heritage
07, Jun, 2023 @11:24 AM
Saint X review – like The White Lotus, but much, much worse
It’s a murder-mystery involving a death at a luxury resort. You’d think they’d have made sure it’s every bit as good as Mike White’s show, wouldn’t you? You’d be wrong …
Lucy Mangan
07, Jun, 2023 @5:00 AM
TV tonight: the devastating stories of pensioners living in poverty
This powerful documentary is a must-watch. Plus: intriguing period drama The Gallows Pole continues. Here’s what to watch this evening
Hollie Richardson, Alexi Duggins, Ali Catterall, Ellen E Jones and Simon Wardell
07, Jun, 2023 @5:00 AM
Somebody Somewhere season two review – even this uplifting comedy’s quietest moments are dazzling
Every subtle scene is stuffed with emotion, poignancy and a great sense of humour. It’s a lovely antidote to TV’s more stressful shows
Rebecca Nicholson
06, Jun, 2023 @8:35 PM
Tell us your favourite TV of 2023 so far
We would like to hear about your cultural highlights of the year so far
Guardian community team
06, Jun, 2023 @1:55 PM
‘Congrats! You didn’t marry the wrong guy!’ 25 years of Sex and the City nailing life as a single woman
As one of TV’s most iconic shows reaches two and a half decades in age, it’s still a masterclass in female-led TV – even if it could have been less focused on privileged white women
Hollie Richardson
06, Jun, 2023 @11:26 AM
TV tonight: the return of warm hug of a show Somebody Somewhere
Bridget Everett is back with bags of laughter. Plus: the true story behind the Steeltown Murders. Here’s what to watch this evening
Hollie Richardson, Phil Harrison, Graeme Virtue and Ellen E Jones
06, Jun, 2023 @5:30 AM
Charlotte Higgins on The Archers: stray virgins better watch out in pagan Ambridge!
It’s only a small step from ‘beating the bounds’ to full-on Wicker Man – and Clarrie and Susan certainly have the skills required
Charlotte Higgins
06, Jun, 2023 @5:00 AM
The Idol review – light bondage and heavy sleaze make for the ultimate try-hard TV
Starring a bizarrely blank Lily-Rose Depp, this big, dumb drama from the maker of Euphoria is desperate to be edgy – but ends up feeling boring and, well, unsexy
Rebecca Nicholson
05, Jun, 2023 @9:05 PM
Vicky McClure: My Grandad’s War review – a beautiful tale of bravery that will make you weep
The actor’s 97-year-old grandfather may be a master of understatement – but he’s also one of the few people left who can recall the ‘hell let loose’ of the D-day landings. His story makes for staggering TV
Rebecca Nicholson
05, Jun, 2023 @9:00 PM
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