Love Lies Bleeding, Brats and Lady in the Lake: what’s new to streaming in Australia in July
Plus Anthony Bourdain’s long-running series, a black comedy set during the bubonic plague and the latest from the makers of You Can’t Ask That
‘It’s great!’ Rafe Spall on having a baby with his co-star in Trying, the infertility sitcom
In the hit TV series, Spall and Esther Smith play a couple who have endured the pain of infertility. And now it turns out they’re having a real-life baby together. The proud dad-to-be reveals all
TV tonight: the first family in the world to be diagnosed with hereditary Alzheimer’s
A documentary charts a profound moment in the understanding of Alzheimer’s. Plus: more twists in the case of disgraced millionaire Robert Durst. Here’s what to watch this evening
‘Gissa job!’ How Bernard Hill created one of TV’s most tragic and unforgettable characters
Playing unhinged head-butting Yosser Hughes in Boys from the Blackstuff made Hill a legend. But, from Titanic to The Lord of the Rings, his entire 50-year career was outstanding
The Sympathizer, Ripley and Scoop: what’s new to streaming in Australia in April
Plus post-apocalyptic drama Fallout, season two of Heartbreak High and Ra Chapman’s moreish comedy White Fever
Trevor Griffiths: Mancunian Marxist whose political plays deserve revival
Griffiths, who has died aged 88, explored the conflict between reform and revolution in plays and scripts from the film Reds to dramas such as Occupations, The Party and Comedians
The Zone of Interest review – Jonathan Glazer’s unforgettable Auschwitz drama is a brutal masterpiece
Only the constant pall of smoke, and a dread-inducing soundscape, tell of the horrors beyond the wall as the idyllic life of the commandant of the death camp and his family rolls by in Glazer’s Oscar-nominated film
American Fiction, Three Women and Curb: what’s new to streaming in Australia in February
Plus Terence Malick’s 2011 epic, a moving Ukrainian series, and rapper Vince Staples’ autofictional caper
Roy Battersby obituary
Radical TV director known for Leeds – United!, a 1974 Play for Today, and his later work on Between the Lines and Cracker
Boy Swallows Universe, The Tourist season two and Expats: what’s new to streaming in Australia in January
Plus Jodie Foster in new True Detective, a documentary about the machinations of the Liberal party and big-budget war series Masters of the Air
TV tonight: a very emotional yuletime special with the Hairy Bikers
The motorcycle chefs serve up a seasonal banquet for everyone who helped Dave during cancer treatment. Plus: crunch time for the white chocolate digestive. Here’s what to watch tonight
Tributes paid to ‘wonderful’ drama teacher Anna Scher, who has died at 78
Kathy Burke and Daniel Kaluuya among alumni of her London school, credited with making stars of often working-class students
‘Kate Winslet started getting emotional’: Bafta Breakthrough’s alumni look back
Since 2013, Bafta Breakthrough has paired upcoming stars with established mentors. Alumni such as Rose Ayling-Ellis and Susan Wokoma share what it was like to meet their heroes, the best piece of advice they’ve received, and how they’re managing their rising fame
TV tonight: the excellent Nicola Walker stars in a new series of Annika
Emotions come to the fore in the Scottish cop drama. Plus, a sobering documentary about a 1970s yachting tragedy. Here’s what to watch this evening
Post your questions for Mark Gatiss
What does Mycroft actually do in the government? What’s it like to work with Tom Cruise? And is there any Doctor Who role he hasn’t played? Ask all this and more of the actor and writer