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  The BBC must be hoping no one watches this duff Discworld dog's dinner

  Mid August when everyone is away is TV’s version of a good day to bury bad news, which must be why the BBC have snuck The Watch (BBC Two) into the schedules. This loose adaptation of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels went out on BBC America at the beginning of the year and has been available on iPlayer since the beginning of last month. It’s not immediately clear why it is now being granted a terrestrial berth – presumably something contractual – because Pratchett fans will already have watched

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  The Guardian

  Eagerly awaiting a Brexit dividend for the NHS

  Eagerly awaiting a Brexit dividend for the NHSDeath in Paradise | ICU pressures | Living in the 1930s | £350m-a-week pledge | Conspiracists

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  Come Away review – an indigestible lump of kid-lit stodge

  Come Away review – an indigestible lump of kid-lit stodge. Combining elements of classic children’s books and starry cameos, this leaden family fantasy is flatter than an empty sweet wrapper

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  Four Weddings and a Funeral original cast: Where are Hugh Grant, Charlotte Coleman and Richard Curtis now ahead of Hulu series launch?

  Fans of Four Weddings and Funeral are in for a treat because a TV spin-off is soon to launch on Hulu.Not long after the original cast reunited for a Comic Relief special earlier this year comes the news that Mindy Kaling has created a small screen adaptation of the rom com.Loosely based on the 25-year-old classic, Kaling's version features Game of Thrones' Nathalie Emmanuel as Maya, who lives in New York and reunites with old friends at a dramatic wedding in London.Ahead of the miniseries' US la

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  One Red Nose Day and a Wedding, review: Comic Relief's Four Weddings centrepiece was a clumsy comedy of manners that never quite came off

  Ladies and gentlemen, you were cordially invited to the wedding of the year. Sadly, this long-awaited occasion turned out to be something of a damp squib.

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  Four Weddings and a Funeral: What the Red Nose Day sequel revealed about the fate of its characters

  Red Nose Day‘s centrepiece was a sequel Four Weddings and a Funeral, which saw the cast return alongside some very special guests.

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  Comic Relief 2019: Alicia Vikander and Lily James marry in Four Weddings and a Funeral sequel

  Red Nose Day aired the first part of its Four Weddings and a Funeral sequel, which saw the cast return alongside some very special guests.

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  Four Weddings sequel: Lily James and Alicia Vikander confirmed to star in Comic Relief spin-off

  Lily James and Alicia Vikander are set to join the original cast of Four Weddings and a Funeral for the Comic Relief sequel. Screenwriter Richard Curtis, who has also provided the script for the special short film, said that he was “delighted” to confirm their involvement. “I am delighted to finally be able to reveal that Lily James and Alicia Vikander will appear as our very special guests in One Red Nose Day and a Wedding,” he said.

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  Four Weddings and a Funeral cast: Where are Hugh Grant, Charlotte Coleman and Richard Curtis now?

  It's the news we've been waiting for - Four Weddings and a Funeral is returning for a one-off Comic Relief special. Fans of the 25-year-old rom com where overjoyed to hear the cast had reunited for a spin-off titled, One Red Nose Day and a Wedding. Lily James is reportedly set to star as Hugh Grant and Andie MacDowell's on-screen daughter, with Kirsten Scott Thomas, Anna Chancellor and Rowan Atkinson all reprising their roles from the original.

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  Red Nose Day: Andie McDowell says she cried while filming Four Weddings sequel

  Andie MacDowell said she cried during the filming of the Four Weddings and a Funeral sequel created for Red Nose Day. MacDowell told the Radio Times, who were on set for the day: “I’ve been teary-eyed the whole day.

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