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  The Independent

  Return to Hogwarts: JK Rowling not ‘snubbed’ as she makes appearance in Harry Potter reunion

  Early reports claimed author had been left out of the reunion special

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  The Independent

  ‘An emotional rollercoaster’: Harry Potter fans react to new teaser of reunion special

  ‘The Harry Potter fan inside me is currently defrosting,’ one social media user wrote

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  Reuters

  'Harry Potter' stars, but not J.K. Rowling, to reunite for TV special

  LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -"Harry Potter" stars Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint are reuniting with other cast members from the blockbuster film franchise for a special 20th anniversary TV retrospective, movie studio Warner Bros said on Tuesday. But "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling will not be among those making a personal appearance on the show.

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  The Telegraph

  How Unforgotten made Nicola Walker’s DCI Cassie Stuart the queen of TV crime

  Who needs maverick detectives, with their vintage cars, flowing coats and unorthodox methods? The best sleuth on our screens right now is the decent, dedicated and quietly diligent DCI Cassie Stuart, who returns tomorrow in ITV crime drama Unforgotten. Brilliantly played by Nicola Walker, Cassie might not be a mercurial rule-breaker with a drink problem (like Robbie Coltrane in Cracker), a torrid love-life (like Tom Burke in Strike) or a penchant for violence (like Idris Elba in Luther) but she

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  The Guardian

  From Dot Cottan to Chief Wiggum: 10 of the best bent coppers on TV

  From Dot Cottan to Chief Wiggum: 10 of the best bent coppers on TV. A lineup of television’s baddest bobbies, from The Simpsons’ doughnut-guzzling oaf to Line of Duty’s resident cad, the Caddy

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  The Telegraph

  Urban Myths: Orson Welles in Norwich, review: Robbie Coltrane is great but this playlet is not

  Sky channels seem to throw vast amounts of money at their original productions but often I can’t for the life of me figure out who they’re aimed at. Urban Myths: Orson Welles in Norwich (Sky Arts) was textbook. The Urban Myths strand – stand-alone playlets depicting apocryphal moments from showbiz history – is now on its fourth series and continues to attract A-list acting talent. I just can’t imagine that many people watch it. These well-appointed one-offs have the distinct whiff of expensive v

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