Carol Midgley is a writer for The Times, covering a wide range of topics including entertainment, culture, and social issues. With a sharp and witty writing style, Carol's articles often provide insightful commentary and thought-provoking analysis on current events and trends in the United Kingdom.
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By: Carol Midgley
The BBC1 hit Showtrial returns with a new cast but an equally cocky and scene-stealing antihero. Is it enough to elevate a sticky plot and some blunted dialogue?
This tale of a Victorian family, based on CL Skelton’s novels, offers welcome escapist fare on Channel 5. Also reviewed: Brian Cox’s Solar System on BBC2
By: Carol Midgley
I find many celebrity ancestry TV shows tedious. Not so here, as the actor deals with truly life-changing news
By: Carol Midgley
Bernardine Evaristo’s clever novel about an older homosexual love affair is adapted into a gently paced, tender eight-part series
A full 100 per cent of calls to my landline are from scammers
The story of the longest-known online and phone swindle in the UK leaves you wanting to know more
By: Carol Midgley
Dropped by the London Film Festival after fears for staff safety, this documentary recorded what far-right groups are really like behind their ‘patriotic’ front
I am tremendously excited (“pumped”, I think Gen Z call it) about the new NHS suggestion box. Seriously, I’m buzzing with ideas for how to make the nation fitter and the health service better. Yay.
Anita Dobson makes a convincing member of the undead but this Channel 4 satire needs more humour. Also reviewed — Kingdom Uncovered: Inside Saudi Arabia
Also reviewed: Alma’s Not Normal
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