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  Dame Diana Rigg 'not scared' to die

  Dame Diana Rigg was "not scared" of dying, her son-in-law Guy Garvey - who she lived with in her final days - has revealed.

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  Elbow's album would have had different sound without pandemic setting

  Elbow think their new album would have sounded very different if it wasn't for the coronavirus pandemic.

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  The psychology of an eyebrow-raising last will and testament

  Perhaps you could call it having the last laugh. Like those who ask for their gravestone to bear a witty inscription (“I told you I was ill”), there are some who appear to revel in the thought of raising eyebrows – and smiles – from beyond the grave, by way of their last will and testament. Take Leona Helmsley, the wealthy New York hotel heiress who died in 2007, leaving $12 million to her dog, a white Maltese named, fittingly, Trouble. Or Luis Carlos de Noronha Cabral da Camara, a Portuguese ar

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  Viewers seriously divided by Hollington Drive's final episode

  Have you been watching Hollington Drive on ITV? The four-part series came to its conclusion on Wednesday evening and viewers were quick to give their verdict on the ending. While many were loving the drama, others were left feeling underwhelmed by the closing scenes. Warning! Spoilers ahead… MORE: Hollington Drive star defends drama storyline with candid comment One person said on Twitter: "#HollingtonDrive was very good, but I felt like the ending was so rushed after all of that build up. It ne

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  Hollington Drive star defends drama storyline with candid comment

  Hollington Drive is ITV's recent drama telling the story about a local boy who goes missing – leaving two neighbours in fear that their own children could be involved. But it seems the series, which stars Rachael Stirling and Anna Maxwell Martin, has seemingly left some viewers pretty divided when it comes to the storyline. MORE: Joanne Froggatt reaches out to fan following troubling Angela Black episode Ahead of the show's release, Anna, who is also known for her roles in Line of Duty and Mothe

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  Hollington Drive, episode 2, review: let’s play designer kitchen Cluedo, as this thriller heats up

  Bang goes my theory. My guess after the opening episode of Hollington Drive (ITV) was that 10-year-old Alex hadn’t gone missing in the woods at all. He was just lost somewhere in Anna Maxwell Martin’s spacious kitchen. Just when everyone had given up hope, she’d suddenly find him curled up asleep in her KitchenAid's mixing bowl or hiding behind her collection of River Café cookbooks.

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  The week in TV: Hollington Drive; Strictly Come Dancing; RuPaul’s Drag Race UK; Don’t Exclude Me

  The week in TV: Hollington Drive; Strictly Come Dancing; RuPaul’s Drag Race UK; Don’t Exclude Me . Anna Maxwell Martin excels in ITV’s menacing new suburban thriller; Strictly and RuPaul try to keep things fresh; and an object lesson in how to work with troubled schoolchildren

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  Hollington Drive review: ITV thriller serves up the full English of middle-class parent terrors

  3/5 Anna Maxwell Martin is excellent in this new crime drama that fails to avoid some of the cliches of the genre

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  Hollington Drive review – Anna Maxwell Martin radiates with rage like no one else

  Hollington Drive review – Anna Maxwell Martin radiates with rage like no one else. This thriller about the nightmarish disappearance of a child in suburbia gets off to a suitably gripping start – and Maxwell Martin is a perfect glum mum

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  Hollington Drive, episode 1 review: nothing middle of the road about this suburban thriller

  Nobody does suppressed fury quite like Anna Maxwell Martin, an actress who looks as if she wants to kill everyone. She deployed this to brilliant comic effect in Motherland and now she’s doing it for chills in Hollington Drive. It’s the kind of domestic thriller that ITV churns out by the dozen, but casting Maxwell Martin is a smart move because she’s such a good actress that she elevates the material.

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