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Celebrity Traitors review: Why TV's biggest phenomenon is still impossible to resist (opens the original)
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The Celebrity Traitors, BBC One, Thursday A career-maker, a ratings juggernaut, the last chance to save the licence fee: it is a lot of pressure to pile on a souped-up game of Cluedo, but the hype is almost justified when it comes to The Celebrity Traitors. Many hopes are riding on the new series being as record-breaking as the last, when 15 million watched comedian Alan Carr triumph as a Traitor. While not quite in Morecambe and Wise Christmas special territory, in today’s broadcast game, The C
Nigella arrives, Martin charms and Nicola plays war games (opens the original)
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He is the backstreet guy to her uptown girl, the Billy Joel to her Christie Brinkley, the bit of whiskery rough to her satin. Or is it, deliciously, the other way around? If a quivering double entendre doesn’t lick your bowl, The Great British Bake Off (Channel 4, Tuesday) was not the show to watch this week. For behold, Nigella Lawson had wafted in from whatever corner of paradise she dwells in these days to join Paul Hollywood as the show’s new judge. She had chosen a black dress for the occas
Nigella Lawson steals the show as Bake Off turns up the heat - and it was delicious (opens the original)
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He is the backstreet guy to her uptown girl, the Billy Joel to her Christie Brinkley, the bit of whiskery rough to her satin. Or is it, deliciously, the other way around? If a quivering double entendre doesn’t lick your bowl, the Great British Bake Off tent was not the place to be this week. For behold, Nigella Lawson had wafted in from whatever corner of paradise she dwells in these days to replace Prue Leith as the show’s judge alongside Paul Hollywood. Nigella had chosen a black dress for the
Wargame TV review: Sturgeon is playing a game here. Next stop, Celebrity Traitors (opens the original)
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If ever a scene cried out for an explanatory flashback, it is Nicola Sturgeon playing deputy to Michael Gove’s Prime Minister in this Sky One reality show. As the former FM herself said, the country would have to be in a dreadful way for such a pairing to happen. We’re talking last people on Earth here. The actual, or rather make-believe, situation is a Russian attack on the UK. It is this, we are led to believe, that prompts the likes of Sturgeon, Gove, Jim Murphy and Penny Mordaunt to form a c
Stop demonising independence supporters, says former Gordon Brown aide (opens the original)
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A former aide to Gordon Brown has attacked Scottish Labour for failing to learn from its defeats at the hands of the SNP. Scottish Labour must stop "demonising" voters considering independence and offer a positive alternative to the SNP, former adviser Ayesha Hazarika has said. Now a Labour peer, Hazarika spoke to The Herald on the eve of Scottish Labour announcing its latest new leader. “Like so many of my friends and colleagues, I feel absolutely heartbroken at the fact that Scottish Labour ha
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