Carol Midgley is a Columnist at The Times. She focuses on arts and entertainment, covering a range of topics including film, theater, and celebrity news, with her insights featured in her weekly column in Times 2 and her TV reviews throughout the week. Carol's work has also been highlighted in Metacritic and Inc.
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This cracker of a Fake or Fortune? What Happened Next revisited a 2018 case where two sketchbooks had been discovered in a garden shed
By: Carol Midgley, Richard Morrison, Martin Samuel, Susie Goldsbrough, Laura Hackett, Fraser Nelson, Rory Stewart, Alice Thomson, Robbie Millen, Tom Peck, Johanna Thomas-Corr
As readers start compiling DNF — did not finish — lists online, our writers share the novels that made them admit defeat
Professor T is back on ITV, and Ben Miller’s neurodivergent sleuth is now more tormented than ever. He and Ludwig should really meet up for a pint
In this gritty American drama a dog-eared one-dollar bill connects various characters in a Pennsylvanian rust-belt community where there has been a murder
By: Carol Midgley
This observational documentary explores the investigation into the murder of the journalist Lyra McKee, shot dead while observing a riot in Derry in 2019
Thank goodness, this hammy melodrama is back on the box — Aidan Turner’s moody, shirtless Cornish hero remains the ultimate autumn guilty pleasure
By: Carol Midgley
This trip down memory lane between two old friends was rather life-affirming, even with their chat turning to the subject of death
By: Carol Midgley
‘Same show. New knobs’ is how Prime Video is selling the relaunched programme, but its new line-up of presenters are given a little help from Clarkson, Hammond and May
The series began as a kick in the shins for Margaret Thatcher — but it’s really a whodunnit in scrubs
By: Carol Midgley
The former Match of the Day presenter is now hosting a Saturday night TV gig with ten celebrities, including Graeme Souness and John Bercow
