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A new series is stepping into the fraught territory of Northern Ireland in the 70s by telling the real-life story of a woman abducted by the IRA. Its creators talk about truth, reconciliation and trying to depict both sides of the conflict ...

Last Week Tonight host tries to process the re-election of Trump, counts the small victories and looks ahead ...

Mobbed, groped, overworked, paid a pittance and given little time off ahead of a major TV series about boybands, former members of 5ive and 911 reveal what success was really like for many ...

Sally Hawkins being replaced in the Peruvian bear's latest romp is nothing new: from Ross's wife-switch in Friends to Dallas's short-lived Miss Ellie stand-in, recasting can cause confusion - and even fury ...

Bill Burr makes for an awkward host in a misfiring week cursed by a difficult election result and an unsureness of how to handle it ...

Late-night hosts discuss Trump's legal future, Musk's ties to the White House and Democrats' lessons from Harris's loss ...

Impressive, chilling and just a little bit silly: this update of Frederick Forsyth's classic about a ruthless killing machine makes for highly enjoyable, trigger-happy viewing ...

Late-night hosts react to Trump's election victory over Harris and grapple with how to handle another Trump term ...

The show's central friendship is full of something I love to see onscreen: they actively try to make each other laugh, and succeed ...

Daily Show host reacts to Trump's win and cautions viewers from buying into certainty on immediate election lessons ...