Carol Midgley is a writer at The Times. She covers a diverse range of themes including arts and entertainment, culture and society, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on reviews, television, and the Royal Family. Carol's insightful commentary and analysis have also been featured in The Times.
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The death of a beloved pet is a unique and almost childlike pain that can floor you with one memory
By: Carol Midgley
Robyn Malcolm’s performance as a take-no-shit teacher is the highlight of this six-part drama
Gabriel Leone gives a thoughtful performance but the six-part series is too slow and underpowered
The man described as a “haunted Victorian pencil” is going down the Kardashian route
‘Brain rot” is the Oxford dictionary’s word of the year and it is terrible. First, it is two words and, second, it is dull.It describes the intellectual lethargy suffered by mouth-breathers
By: Carol Midgley
Also reviewed: Shetland finale
By: Carol Midgley
The Friends star is at her best in a black comedy about a couple selling their house after their son’s murder
By: Carol Midgley
JK Rowling’s detective series returns with a dark tale of social media stalking and more will-they-won’t-they romance
By: Carol Midgley
Sad news. Prince Andrew seems to have been “uninvited” to the royal family’s Christmas at Sandringham after an alleged “spy” from China, said to be a “close confidant” of the prince, was barred from
By: Carol Midgley
The festive special is a low-stakes, cheery affair, with stars including H from Steps and Geordie Shore’s Charlotte battling it out through needle and thread
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