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I was determined to finish ITV News at Ten, says Rageh Omaar after falling ill live on air

Journalist thanks everyone ‘for kindness and good wishes’ as ITV confirms he is recovering at home

The Tattooist of Auschwitz’s Heather Morris: ‘Holocaust deniers? They are cowards’

As her bestselling novel comes to TV, the author remembers the friend who inspired it – and deplores the current rise in anti-Semitism

Beyond Paradise, series 2 finale, review: forget Doctor Who, Kris – this show is perfect for you

Perfect Friday-night television, wrapped up in a neat bow – no wonder the BBC have ordered another series and a Christmas special

Missing Shōgun? The 10 epic dramas to watch next

The barnstorming series has sadly ended. But fear not – these dramas can provide a fix of intrigue and back-stabbing in far-flung places

Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story, review: intimate rock-doc epic is halfway there

There are anecdotes galore, plus pathos in Jon’s recent vocal struggles, but this series noodles on like an indulgent guitar solo

Clarkson’s Farm 3, Amazon Prime Video, review: Jeremy left streaky-eyed by the plight of the pig

Clarkson turns to pig-rearing and jam-making to earn cash for Diddly Squat – but it’s his shtick with Kaleb Cooper that remains the draw

Instagram’s Worst Con Artist, review: sociopath or fame-hungry liar? Why Belle Gibson faked cancer

The Australian blogger tricked the internet into believing that her terminal illness was cured by ‘wellness’ – but it was all a lie

Reuben: Life in the Dales, review: finally, a Gen Z-er who doesn’t want to be on Love Island

The hands-on, hardworking 20-year-old son of Amanda ‘The Yorkshire Shepherdess’ Owen should be an example to all youngsters

Kaleb Cooper: ‘The arguments with Clarkson are real – now the camera crews just walk off’

The breakout star of Clarkson’s Farm on squabbles with Jeremy, being underwhelmed by the Prime Minister and the plight of British farmers

The Red King, review: offbeat cop drama combines Midsomer Murders with The Wicker Man

Alibi’s latest crime thriller is set on a fictional Welsh island, where the locals follow a pagan belief system

Shogun, review: historical epic shows others how it’s done with a finale of grace and guile

Eschewing the trend for bombastic, set-piece heavy finales (we’re looking at you, Game of Thrones), the Japanese drama ends in style

The Big Door Prize, season 2 review: Chris O’Dowd’s quirky sci-fi struggles for profundity

The second season of Apple TV+’s inventive comedy about a magical machine that tells you your ‘Life Potential’ simply has too much going on

Glitter: The Popstar Paedophile, review: the blind eye turned to Paul Gadd’s crimes is shocking

There were no great revelations on offer in this ITV documentary, but it served as a reminder that, like Savile, Glitter hid in plain sight

12 cosy crime dramas to watch if you’re already missing Vera

Craving more wrongdoing in a sleepy setting? Then pop the kettle on and let the crime-solving begin

Murder Case: The Digital Detectives, review: a horrifying window into Britain’s knife-crime epidemic

In this week’s episode, we learned how mobile phones helped to track the wannabe ‘Rambo’ killers of a 17-year-old boy in Nottingham