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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Colin Firth is superb as Jim Swire, whose daughter was on board the plane, but such a visceral retelling must be unbearable for the families still seeking justice
I’m sure that, like me, you wish to congratulate police in London for a superb solution to the problem of junkies terrorising a neighbourhood in leafy St John’s Wood, one drug dealer having warned a
Set in Utah in 1857, it depicts the clashes between the Mormon militia, the US army, Native Americans and pioneers
By: Mark Sellman, Carol Midgley
The comedian Jenny Eclair says she will struggle to compete with Virtually Parkinson, an AI version of the late chat show host. Plus: a review of the first episode
I’m sure we old fogeys with our hooded eyelids and weak pelvic floors were amused by the report that Gen Z are so lacking in basic skills that they would pay someone to hang a picture frame or change
Can Robson Green’s Geordie ever be as smitten with the new vicar Alphy Kottaram? Also reviewed: The Air Fryer Diet: Lose Weight, Cook Fast
By: Carol Midgley
A new documentary investigates a disease that the general public fears developing more than they do cancer, according to studies
This drama about the harsh realities of farming adds an even bleaker strand: county lines drug dealing and its terrible consequences
By: Carol Midgley
The ‘once in a century’ discoveries shown in a new BBC documentary are enthralling, from earrings to engineering. Also reviewed: Jamie’s £1 Wonders
By: Carol Midgley
Donald Trump has signed a wad of executive orders on his first day, kick-starting his “common-sense revolution”, so it’s only fair that I get to sign mine. After all, these and other decisions he made
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