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Television

Matt Hancock and I’m a Celebrity: where to next?

by Harry Craig

With the I’m a Celebrity final complete, Harry Craig evaluates Matt Hancock appearance on the show.

To be or not to BBC? BBC Four and CBBC to move online

by Livvy Mason-Myhill

Livvy Mason-Myhill, Deputy Editor, discusses the BBC’s decision to take BBC Four and CBBC off the air.

The Hollywood sell-by date

by Georgia Balmer

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Georgia Balmer investigates the lack of middle-aged women in Hollywood productions. Is youth and beauty a necessity for stardom?

Piers Morgan: proof that discussions of mental health need to change

by Henry Hood

Henry Hood considers Piers Morgan’s slander of Meghan Markle after she speaks out about mental health struggles

Streaming Wars: Disney Strikes Back

by Isaac Bettridge

Star Wars spin-offs and Marvel mayhem, Isaac Bettridge analyses what the latest Disney+ announcement means for the entertainment industry

Celebrities, Critters and Chaos

by Isabel Murray

Issy Murray explores the risks of relocating I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here from the Australian jungle to Wales.

Consent on film

by Chloe Pumares

News Editor Chloe Pumares discusses the importance of explicitly showing consent on our TV screens in order to influence our attitudes and beliefs towards sex.

Christmas Crackers

by Olivia Garrett

Olivia Garrett shares her favourite seasonal television specials.

Staying Power: An Interview with Baroness Floella Benjamin

by Bryan Knight

Online Features Editor Bryan Knight Interviews Baroness Floella Benjamin on Race, ‘Playschool’, and her extraordinary career as a public figure.

INTERVIEW: Ramin Setoodeh’s Ladies Who Punch

by Bryan Knight

Online Features Editor Bryan Knight interviews Ramin Setoodeh on his recent New York Times Bestselling Book. A talk show surviving more than one season, in our current broadcasting climate, seems almost miraculous. Lasting twenty-two years is unthinkable. Yet this is the reality for one show – The View. In 1997 Barbara Walters created the multigenerational platform […]

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