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  My Waterman conspiracy theory was sunk by Nadhim Zahawi’s incompetence

  The sad death of Minder star Dennis almost provided me with some material for this column, but the education secretary scuppered it

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  BBC: This Is Going To Hurt full cast and when will it be on TV

  The show is based on the award-winning book by Adam Kay of the same title.

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  Additional cast announced for BBC One’s This Is Going To Hurt adaptation

  Filming has wrapped on the seven-part drama.

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  Mark Rylance and Simon Pegg to star in new Channel 4 drama The Undeclared War

  The programme is set in the run-up to an election in the UK in 2024.

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  The cosiest comfort reads to curl up with this Christmas

  The cosiest comfort reads to curl up with this Christmas. From Hercule Poirot to the Jolly Christmas Postman, Jenny Colgan picks books to enjoy this festive period

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  Mangrove review, London Film Festival: Steve McQueen makes history with a soul-rattling true story of racial injustice

  Dir: Steve McQueen; Starring: Shaun Parkes, Letitia Wright, Malachi Kirby, Rochenda Sandall, Gershwin Eustache Jnr, Gary Beadle, Jack Lowden, Alex Jennings, Sam Spruell. Cert tbc, 126 min. “Great men make history,” the Trinidadian historian CLR James once wrote, “but only such history as it is possible for them to make.” At the start of Mangrove, the fantastically gripping and galvanising new film from Steve McQueen, Frank Crichlow (Shaun Parkes) would settle simply for making a living. A first-

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  Michael Palin, Harriet Walter and Juliet Stevenson join Wonderland reading

  A host of stars have read one minute of Lewis Carroll's book.

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  Gold Digger review – the twisty toyboy thriller that will get everyone talking

  There is something here for everyone, my friends … Julia Ormond and Ben Barnes in Gold Digger. Photograph: Des Willie/BBC/Mainstreet PicturesAs someone who lived through this seminal moment in human history, I can confidently state that the simplicity to febrile conversational avenues ratio attained by the premise of Indecent Proposal in 1993 – what would you do if multimillionaire Robert Redford offered you $1m to sleep with your wife – will never be equalled.But Gold Digger (BBC One) is a bold

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  Gold Digger, episode 1 review: an older-woman, younger-man romantic thriller that seriously lacked sizzle

  “Daughter, wife, mother. There are my roles. I chose them, for better, for worse. And then you came along and exploded all of that.” So went Julia Ormond’s scene-setting monologue on Gold Digger (BBC One) – a psychosexual thriller about an age-gap romance with possible ulterior motives.

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  The Independent

  Gold Digger review: The taboo-busting age gap relationship is not believable

  Spare a thought for Julia (Julia Ormond), the heroine of a new six-part domestic thriller, Gold Digger (BBC1), who wakes up on her 60th birthday and realises her family are awful. She already knew about her ex-husband, Ted (Alex Jennings), who left her for her best friend, Marsha (Nikki Amuka-Bird), after 35 years of marriage.But she doesn’t seem to have twigged that her three children are selfish, self-pitying wastes of space. The worst is Leo (Archie Renaux), the youngest, a peroxide-haired la

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