Binge BBC's 'Industry' Before Season 4 Premieres January 12
With a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score, the acclaimed BBC drama 'Industry' returns for a fourth season on January 12. Here's why you need to binge the first 24 episodes now.
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Industry Season 4 Review: A Jaw-Dropping Triumph
The HBO/BBC drama 'Industry' returns for a daring fourth season, delivering twisted, sophisticated storytelling that's set to dominate 2024's best TV lists. A must-watch.
Lynley Review: BBC's New Crime Drama Is Undemanding TV
The BBC's new crime drama 'Lynley' is a contemporary update of Elizabeth George's novels, starring Leo Suter and Sofia Barclay. Stream all episodes now on BBC iPlayer.
BBC's Waiting for the Out: A Gripping Prison Philosophy Drama
Dennis Kelly's brilliant six-part BBC drama, adapted from Andy West's memoir, explores vulnerability and redemption through prison philosophy classes. Watch now on iPlayer.
BBC's 'Waiting for the Out' Prison Drama Released
The BBC has released 'Waiting for the Out', a new prison drama based on a memoir. All six episodes are on iPlayer now. Critics hail it as a potential best show of 2026.
Stephen Graham Talks A Thousand Blows Season 2 Return
Stephen Graham and Steven Knight discuss the explosive second season of 'A Thousand Blows', their record-breaking year, and the upcoming Peaky Blinders film. Dive into the world of Victorian boxing and crime.
Review: Brooke Satchwell in Stan's 'Dear Life' Drama
Stan's new Australian drama 'Dear Life' features a powerful performance by Brooke Satchwell. The four-part series explores life's pivotal moments with raw emotion. Stream it now.
Stork of Hope: Holocaust film faces criticism
A new Israeli-Belarusian Holocaust film, 'Stork of Hope', is released digitally on 5 January. Critics label it cliché-ridden and an act of nationalist self-soothing. Read our full review.
Bank branch closures pause as lenders return to high street
After years of closures, UK banks are reopening branches in a mini high street revival. Nationwide's pledge to keep 696 sites open until 2030 offers relief to customers like those in Northampton.
Sky's 'Amadeus' Is The Raunchiest Show Of The Year
Sky's new 'Amadeus' series reimagines Mozart's rivalry with Salieri as a sexy, modern period drama. Stream the five-part show now for a binge-worthy historical romp.
BNP Paribas promotes Lynagh and Jourdan in capital markets
BNP Paribas has restructured its capital markets leadership, promoting Michael Lynagh and Olivier Jourdan to new co-head roles. Discover the strategic moves shaping the bank's future.
HSBC hires ex-Citi exec Ida Liu for private banking
HSBC has recruited former Citi veteran Ida Liu to head its global private banking division, aiming to strengthen its wealth management services for ultra-high-net-worth clients.
Sky's Amadeus Series Criticised as 'Flat and Banal'
Sky's new six-part drama 'Amadeus', starring Will Sharpe and Paul Bettany, is reviewed as a diminished, crass affair that fails to live up to Peter Shaffer's iconic play and film. Read the full critique.
Blue Lights: The Belfast police drama topping 2025 TV lists
BBC's Belfast-set police drama Blue Lights ranks No. 5 in the best TV shows of 2025. Discover why its procedural tension and Troubles legacy make it a must-watch.
Gtech Cordless Garden Tools Review: Worth the Splurge?
A hands-on review of Gtech's cordless lawnmower, hedge trimmer, and grass edger. We tested their power, battery life, and value for money to see if the premium price tag is justified for UK gardens.
PayPal Applies for US Banking Licence Amid Deregulation Push
PayPal has filed for a US banking licence, aiming to boost small business lending. The move follows Trump's deregulatory reforms, attracting UK fintechs like Revolut and Starling to also eye the American market.
Singin' in the Rain Review: Royal Exchange's Splash Hit
Read our review of the dazzling new production of 'Singin' in the Rain' at Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre, where classic Hollywood meets innovative stagecraft. Book your tickets now!
Binge-Watch Danish Drama Seaside Hotel on Channel 4
All ten seasons of the beloved Danish period drama 'Seaside Hotel' are now streaming on Channel 4. Hailed as a nostalgic masterpiece, it's the perfect escape for fans of Downton Abbey.
Young Frankenstein Review: Liverpool Stage Success
Mel Brooks' musical 'Young Frankenstein' electrifies Liverpool Playhouse. Read our full review of this monstrously funny and technically brilliant production.
HSBC ends chair search, Citi appoints new UK M&A heads
HSBC concludes its search for a new chair, while Citigroup reshuffles its UK investment banking leadership. Get the latest on major moves in London's financial sector.
Fallen Angels Review: Noël Coward Revival in London
Noël Coward's 'Fallen Angels' receives a witty, champagne-fuelled revival at London's Menier Chocolate Factory. Read our review of the hilarious battle of wits.
Magazine Dreams Review: Jonathan Majors' Cursed Film
Jonathan Majors' powerful bodybuilding drama 'Magazine Dreams' arrives in UK cinemas on 5 December, its impact overshadowed by the actor's 2023 assault conviction. Read our full review.
Review: I Only Rest in the Storm at London's ICA
Pedro Pinho's intelligent drama 'I Only Rest in the Storm' explores white privilege and postcolonial relations in Guinea-Bissau. See it at the ICA London from 5 December.
Binge 'Cuffs': BBC's Seaside Crime Drama on Netflix
Cancel your weekend plans. The BBC's gripping 2015 police drama Cuffs, starring Ashley Walters, is now streaming on Netflix. This eight-part Brighton-set series is the perfect binge.
Sirāt: Overpraised Cannes Film Divides Audiences
Oliver Laxe's Cannes prize-winning film Sirāt, starring Sergi López, divides critics with its desert quest narrative. Is this the year's most overpraised movie? Read our review.
Rue Valley Review: Time Loop Game Falls Short
Discover Rue Valley, a time travel adventure game where you have just 47 minutes to escape a Groundhog Day scenario. Read our full review of this Disco Elysium-inspired title.
The Table Cafe Christmas menu review: Mixed results
Our review of The Table Cafe's Christmas menu reveals inconsistent dishes and service issues that undermine the festive experience. Discover which dishes impressed and which disappointed.
Desperate Journey: WWII Drama Hits UK Cinemas
Review of 'Desperate Journey', a WWII drama following a Jewish boy's escape to Paris. Based on a true story, in UK cinemas from 28 November. Read our take.
BBC's Wild Cherry Drama Review: Hooked But Uneven
Nicôle Lecky's new BBC drama Wild Cherry explores privileged youth and online secrecy with compelling mother-daughter dynamics. Stream now on BBC iPlayer.
The modern struggle of proving your identity to banks
Discover why proving your identity to your own bank has become an absurd bureaucratic nightmare in the digital age. Read this eye-opening account of modern banking frustrations.
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