Docudrama Dilemma: Fact vs Fiction in Modern TV

The rise of docudramas like ITV's The Lady and Channel 4's Dirty Business sparks debate over truth and artistic license, questioning ethics in portraying real events and public figures.

TV Tonight: Lion Pride Drama and Sleep Tips

Tonight's TV lineup features high-stakes wildlife drama in Botswana with the largest recorded lion pride, plus Denise Van Outen's guide to better sleep. Don't miss gripping mysteries and comedy compilations.

Scream Free on BBC iPlayer as Sequel Scream 7 Releases

The original Scream (1996), widely regarded as a horror masterpiece, is streaming for free on BBC iPlayer alongside sequels, coinciding with the cinema release of Scream 7. Directed by Wes Craven, the film revolutionized the slasher genre with its meta-hu

Berlin Bunker Becomes Ukrainian Museum

A historic World War II air raid bunker in Berlin has been converted into a museum dedicated to Ukrainian culture and history, opening to the public this week.

Universal Gets £5.7M UK Subsidy for Hamnet Film

American studio Universal secured a £5.7 million government subsidy to produce period drama Hamnet in the UK, despite reporting £810 million in profits last year, amid booming British film industry spending.

Dunblane Tapes: Parents' Grief 30 Years On

A deeply moving documentary, The Dunblane Tapes, revisits the 1996 school shooting through intimate footage, capturing parents' enduring grief and the campaign for gun law reform.

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