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  TV drama and ‘dark gem’ Guilt to return for a second series

  It is hoped that producers will be able to start filming the series again this year.

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  The Telegraph

  Guilt, episode 4, review - at long last, a drama that stays good to the last episode

  How often have you enjoyed the first episode of a drama, only for it to go off the boil? Ooh, you think, this is good. I’ll be back next week. Then it turns out that the writer has put all their best ideas into the first hour, and by the finale the plot has gone completely mad and you find yourself hating everyone in it. Let’s call it Bodyguard Syndrome. The Capture, the return of Killing Eve, the last series of Line of Duty – all promised great things but wound up on a duff note. Don’t get me s

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  The Telegraph

  Guilt, episode 1 review - this witty, gritty new thriller is no guilty pleasure

  As 2019 draws to a chaotic close, we’re being treated to a late flurry of excellent television. Caledonian crime caper Guilt (BBC Two) has somewhat snuck under the radar but certainly qualified.

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  Evening Standard

  Guilt Review: Brothers’ grim cover-up sets off series of unfortunate but darkly funny events

  Perhaps owing to some deep-seated fear of authority, I have a particular aversion to shows which follow this plot pattern: Character commits crime, Character panics and decides to cover up crime, Character’s crime cover-up begins to unravel, Character panics again and commits another crime to cover up the cover-up — and so on.Just 'fess up now and save me the stress, I want to shout. But, of course, no good drama was had from an act of social responsibility.

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  The Independent

  Wild Rose review: Jessie Buckley gives a searing performance as the would-be Loretta Lyn

  Dir: Tom Harper; Starring: Jessie Buckley, Julie Walters, Sophie Okonedo, Jamie Sives, James Harkness, Ashley Shelton. Cert 15, 100 mins

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  The Telegraph

  Wild Rose review: Nashville meets Glasgow, and in Jessie Buckley a star is born

  Dir: Tom Harper. Cast: Jessie Buckley, Julie Walters, Sophie Okonedo, Jamie Sives, James Harkness, Ashley Shelton. 15 cert, 100 min

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  PA Media: UK News

  New BBC Scotland channel programming details revealed

  Emeli Sande will search for buskers to join an orchestra, while Jamie Sives and Mark Donnar will star in a new four-part drama.

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