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'Gritty' crime drama with 'best performances ever' streaming now on Netflix (opens the original)
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Hailed as one of the greatest TV programmes ever made, fans of gritty crime dramas can now stream all three series on Netflix. Tailor-made for fans of hard-hitting gangster dramas such as The Sopranos or The Wire, Narcos burst onto the scene in 2015 and immediately had viewers hooked. The show chronicles the story of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar, who headed up the Medellin cartel and was regarded as one of the most feared narcoterrorists on the planet. He amassed a billion-dollar fortune th
Fans of Endeavour hail Netflix crime drama a 'must watch' (opens the original)
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There's no shortage of crime dramas filling our television screens, but when it comes to unearthing a hidden gem to binge-watch, we may just have the ideal recommendation. Inspector Ellis made its debut on Channel 5 back in 2024 and was commissioned for a second series the following year. The drama centres on Detective Chief Inspector Ellis, portrayed by Sharon D Clarke, and her colleague DS Harper as they are drafted into various police stations to assist with struggling investigations. Frequen
'I swapped summer holiday for luxury tent at Kendal Calling and have big regret' (opens the original)
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It's fast becoming one of the brightest, biggest and best festivals in the country and with more than half of tickets already sold out for next year - just days after this year's ended - Kendal Calling shows no sign of slowing down. The festival, which started life just outside the town it's named after more than two decades ago, has now grown into a four day party attracting 40,000 people to the stunning fields of Lowther Park. Pulling in headline acts like The Kooks, Two Door Cinema Club, Biff
'I went to Kendal Calling and there was a huge surprise I wasn't expecting' (opens the original)
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Summer is well and truly upon us and that means one thing - the return of the festival season. While it might be a fallow year for Glastonbury, that doesn't mean there isn't an entire raft of fun in fields to be had. I was one of the lucky 40,000 people who descended on the fields of Cumbria for this year's Kendal Calling - which gets bigger and better each year. Once again, it was a sell-out and not only that but festival goers were blessed with the most incredible weather. I'm a Cumbrian mysel
'I went to Kendal Calling and it was even better than Glastonbury' (opens the original)
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For more than 20 years, thousands of people have been descending onto fields in Cumbria to celebrate music, art, comedy and above all else - having a brilliant time. Kendal Calling returned for its 21st festival appearance and as the sun shone down on Lowther Park near Penrith (for the uninitiated, yes it started life near Kendal but now has a long-standing new home in the north of the county) it proved to be bigger, better and even more fun than ever. It had been suggested organisers couldn't t
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