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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Blue Lights review – TV’s most thrilling cop show turns up the heat - AOL (opens the original)
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Blue Lights has always been a very modern cop drama. Its tales of everyday callouts, fractious office relationships and complex long-term efforts to smash organised crime have all played out against the backdrop of post-Troubles Belfast, where lingering sectarian resentments make enforcing the law even harder than it is in the rest of austerity-era UK. But it’s never been explicitly topical: it’s never felt as if it is reading today’s national news headlines with the same appalled gaze as the re
Michael Palin in the Philippines review â who else could cause such a weird moment with the president? (opens the original)
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From ârecycled chickenâ being sold on a stall to Bongbong fanboying over the Fish-Slapping Dance, Palinâs travel shows always explore fascinating things that others donât. It is a reminder that his work is increasingly precious There is a moment in episode one of Michael Palin in the Philippines where our host surveys a group of children swimming gaily in the harbour of Pangasa, a tiny island in what western atlases traditionally refer to as the South China Sea. âOh, if only I were you
Michael Palin in the Philippines review – who else could cause such a weird moment with the president? - AOL (opens the original)
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There is a moment in episode one of Michael Palin in the Philippines where our host surveys a group of children swimming gaily in the harbour of Pangasa, a tiny island in what western atlases traditionally refer to as the South China Sea. “Oh, if only I were young again,” he muses. “Eighty-one would do!” Palin is now 83 and into his fifth decade of travel presenting, which is longer than he spent as an active member of Monty Python. Naturally, he is not a dynamic or imposing presence on screen.
The Real Rooneys review – at least Wayne and Coleen’s reality show proves they can laugh at themselves - AOL (opens the original)
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‘No one knows the real Rooneys,” says Coleen Rooney at the start of her family’s new reality-TV series, The Real Rooneys. “This is a side of us we’ve never shown before.” Coleen and her husband, ex-footballer Wayne, have had their personalities dissected in the tabloids every week for the past two decades; now we’re promised the truth. But how real can The Real Rooneys be? There are two obvious problems here, the first being that the Rooneys’ lives feel like fiction: he was a generational sporti
The Real Rooneys review â at least Wayne and Coleenâs reality show proves they can laugh at themselves (opens the original)
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This trip into the celeb coupleâs Cheshire mansion is nowhere as real as theyâd like you to believe. But their self-deprecation is hard not to enjoy âNo one knows the real Rooneys,â says Coleen Rooney at the start of her familyâs new reality-TV series, The Real Rooneys. âThis is a side of us weâve never shown before.â Coleen and her husband, ex-footballer Wayne, have had their personalities dissected in the tabloids every week for the past two decades; now weâre promised the tr
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