Jasper Rees

The writer and actor’s memoir, ‘I Haven’t Been Entirely Honest with You’, reveals that the woman who seemed to have ‘such fun’ entertaining the nation was privately having none at all, writes Jasper Rees

The writer on using Homer to retell the 1984 Miners’ Strike, the death of National Theatre Wales – and despairing of the Welsh government

Archers fans may be delighted by a new weekly podcast on all things Ambridge, but it doesn’t yet seem to know its audience

How did a fake billionaire who’d never heard of Citizen Kane wind up the owner of MGM? BBC Two’s gripping documentary reveals all

The Superman star’s accident cut short his career – and changed his relationship with his children. Now, they are telling their story

In Surviving Politics, the MP-turned-Spectator editor sits down for surface-level chats with the likes of Peter Mandelson and Amber Rudd

Frederick Forsyth’s assassin already has one superb screen incarnation in Edward Fox – and now this thrilling series gives us another

Mobeen Azhar’s Second World War documentary fills in the gaps in the British school curriculum – but misreads some of its lessons

For his latest mind-boggling opus, Sir David takes on the largest continent on Earth

Shaun Evans is unrecognisably vile as the killer John Sweeney, but it’s Maxwell Martin who steals this grim true-crime drama