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Murder most foul | Why violence against women on TV has to stop

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Bad Reboot?TV can’t just wallow in nostalgia, says Bafta boss

Queen of Sunday night? Jenna Coleman is set to reign supreme in ITV's Victoria

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Xtra goodMove over X Factor, Xtra Factor Live is stealing the show

COMEDYNigel Farage is the perfect subject for TV comedy

Should theatres and concert halls ditch the interval?

Enough of the graphics BBC News – just tell me what's happening

Why all-female movie remakes aren't a win for feminism

Naked Attraction is an awful concept for a dating show - with one redeeming feature

If TV keeps living in the past, its future will be bleak

How Dominic West's Finding Dory role reminded him of Brexit

CommentHarry Potter and the Cursed Child: is it possible to avoid spoilers?

Bourne again? Matt Damon is back as the amnesiac assassin – but the storyline is not

Long Lost Family and the power of a handwritten letter

Why the BBC should never be afraid to be popular

Anton du Beke is Len Goodman's natural Strictly Come Dancing replacement

Why is everyone talking about the "graphic sex scenes" in BBC2's Versailles?

What Sharon, Louis and Nicole's return tells us about X Factor 2016

Dear Sansa Stark: I owe you an apology

I love Game of Thrones - but why has season 6 taken so long to get interesting?

The Doctor Who effect: why are there so many time travel shows at this point in history?

Shouldn’t the X-Men all be a lot older by now?

Now is the right time for Daniel Craig to hang up his James Bond tux

I’m fed up with the myth that no-one wants female action figures

The Great British Sewing Bee is the perfect antidote to our fast-paced world

The creators of Him & Her are back – and their new BBC comedy Mum is painfully funny