Television & radio

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TV tonight: Who is The Serpent? Charles Sobhraj faces a real-life interrogation
In this intense series, the convicted killer is asked about murders he has never been tried for. Plus: The Hairy Bikers Go West comes to a poignant end. Here’s what to watch this evening

Hollie Richardson, Phil Harrison, Kayleigh Dray and Ali Catterall

19, Mar, 2024 @6:20 AM

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Whites Only: Ade’s Extremist Adventure review – a woeful failure to challenge racism
Ade Adepitan is a charming presenter, but his ‘chilled-out’ approach to entering a ‘whites-only’ South African town is utterly feeble. At points, his passivity is borderline offensive

Leila Latif

18, Mar, 2024 @11:05 PM

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Coma review – so brilliantly tense you’ll have to breathe into a paper bag
There are bad days, and then there are those where you ruin your life by taking on a local thug. This drama about a mild-mannered everyman’s fightback is compellingly jitter-inducing

Lucy Mangan

18, Mar, 2024 @10:00 PM

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John Oliver on student loans: ‘It’s hard to feel like this system isn’t rigged’
Last Week Tonight host digs into ballooning costs of higher education and potential solutions to a vicious cycle of debt

Guardian staff

18, Mar, 2024 @3:47 PM

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The Gone review – it’s the rich, warm characters that make this thriller so compelling
An Irish couple go missing in New Zealand, and a Dublin detective flies in to investigate – but why? As we meet the local Māori community, this crime drama becomes almost a mood piece

Lucy Mangan

18, Mar, 2024 @3:32 PM

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Comeback tour: why we should applaud Netflix for saving Girls5Eva
The whipsmart Tina Fey-produced sitcom was dropped by Peacock after two seasons yet it’s making a triumphant return and we should all be grateful

Stuart Heritage

18, Mar, 2024 @2:40 PM

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High Country review – Leah Purcell is as engaging as ever in a decent, if familiar crime series
A grab bag of genre elements but it’s never badly staged – and I’m curious to see how it ends

Luke Buckmaster

18, Mar, 2024 @2:00 PM

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Mark and Lard: ‘We were told no one wants to hear two Mancunians shouting at each other’
Mark Radcliffe and Marc ‘Lard’ Riley were the unlikely lads of 90s radio. Twenty years after their final show, they’re back, touring the UK with tales from the wireless’s wildest ride

Rich Pelley

18, Mar, 2024 @9:00 AM

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TV tonight: what happened when a Black broadcaster visited a ‘whites-only’ town in South Africa?
Journalist Ade Adepitan asks uncomfortable questions as he spends a week in Orania. Plus: Anton Du Beke and Giovanni Pernice waltz around Spain. Here’s what to watch today

Hollie Richardson, Ali Catterall, Graeme Virtue, Jack Seale and Simon Wardell

18, Mar, 2024 @6:20 AM

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‘A real adult? Oh my god no!’ Stars of new millennials comedy Big Mood talk milk and mental health
Is this the grown-up Girls? Derry Girl Nicola Coughlan and It’s a Sin’s Lydia West talk about their laugh-out-loud new comedy by and about 30-somethings trying to figure out their lives

Daisy Jones

18, Mar, 2024 @5:00 AM

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Arlene Phillips at 80: on Strictly, scandal, survival – and still being a sizzling hot choreographer
She outraged Mary Whitehouse, worked with Tina Turner, Elton John and Freddie Mercury, and is up for an Olivier for choreographing a smash hit production of Guys & Dolls. Will she ever slow down? Not likely ...

Emine Saner

18, Mar, 2024 @5:00 AM

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The week in TV: Manhunt; Accused: The Hampstead Paedophile Hoax; The Dry; Is University Really Worth It? – review
Abraham Lincoln’s killer flees justice in a ponderous drama; four mothers fight back in a chilling sex crime hoax doc. Plus, the welcome return of Irish comedy drama The Dry, and degrees get the third degree

Barbara Ellen

17, Mar, 2024 @9:30 AM

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