A one-off documentary follows the life of April Ashley, a model and dancer who was one of the first British people to undergo gender reassignment surgery

Justin Kurzel’s retelling of the 1996 mass killing in Port Arthur in Tasmania seeks to to explain the inexplicable in simple, human terms

When Covid put a stop to live performances, the comedian returned to the draft of a book he had started years previously and the result is a laugh-out-loud novel with some dark and bloody twists

Sally Rooney’s debut novel comes to the small screen, while Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan bring us a high-spirited homage to Asian cinema

The tabloid veteran and television presenter is back in favour with media mogul Rupert Murdoch, who has just hired him to front the new British channel TalkTV

More complex than comedic, Chivalry on Channel 4 confounds the viewer’s expectations at every turn as it satirises Hollywood in the wake of #MeToo

Charlie Bird’s courageous ascent up Croagh Patrick in the face of serious illness was the TV event of the week

The loss of most of its Champions League coverage was a blow to Virgin Media Television, but managing director Paul Farrell believes that the company has the best staff and the right commercial mix to help it compete with the streaming giants