Gerard O'Donovan
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Gerard O'Donovan is the Founder of Noble Manhattan Coaching and CEO of The ALPHA Group and Non Exec Director of the International Institute of Coaching.
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Play for Today, and more
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Sixty years at the BBC, and more
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What's on TV this week: prison drama Time returns, The Party, and more
Time BBC One, 9pm; all episodes on iPlayer today Jimmy McGovern's Bafta-winning anthology about the penal system returns with another gripping three-part drama, this one set in a young offender institution (YOI), and with a new cast. The exception is the always excellent Siobhan Finneran, who reprises her role from the first two series as prison chaplain Marie-Louise O'Dell, who has transferred to the YOI after experiencing a crisis of faith.
prison drama Time returns, The Party, and more
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Anna Pigeon mysteries, Bake Off, and more
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What's on TV tonight: Pierre, Damilola: The untold story, and more
Pierre Channel 4, 9pm; all episodes available to stream today There's a strong sense of commitment in this new drama series co-written by John Donnelly and playwright Roy Williams and starring David Harewood as London duty solicitor Pierre Jeffreys, who, unlike most on-call briefs tasked with scooping up the small-change cases from police cells, can't resist taking his clients' problems to heart.
Pierre, House of Games, and more
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What's on TV this weekend: The first couple is voted off Strictly, and more
Jump to Sunday's TV Strictly Come Dancing BBC One, 6.15pm It's the second live week of the celebrity dance competition, and the first where one couple will be voted off by the public. Judges Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse and Anton Du Beke have their paddles at the ready, having declared themselves “stunned” by the foxtrot performed by content creator John Nellis and professional partner Katya Jones last week . They topped the leaderboard, but it's early days.
What's on TV tonight and this week: Richard Armitage stars in a new crime drama, and more
Winter ITV1, 9pm; all episodes on ITVX today If you enjoy the standard tropes and clichés of noir crime drama, you'll love this new series starring Richard Armitage as Dr Ethan Winter, a brilliant forensic pathologist (tick), haunted by a murdered lover (tick), who's allowed to do most of the police's investigative work (tick) because he's charming and doesn't play by the rules (tick).
What's on TV tonight: Play for Today and The Graham Norton Show return, and more
Play for Today: Wild Channel 5, 9pm Following a slightly patchy first run, Play for Today returns with new confidence and some heavyweight stars including Archie Panjabi, Phyllis Logan and, for tonight's opener, Daniel Mays , Joel Fry and Amit Shah. Wild is a well-turned story from first-time screenwriter Lewis Wren exploring male foibles and friendship with humour, sensitivity and dignity.
The Real Rooneys, Ludwig, and more
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What's on TV tonight and this week: The Real Rooneys, Ludwig, and more
The Real Rooneys Disney+ If the Beckhams have taught us anything, it is that “unprecedented access” doesn't mean opening every cupboard in which skeletons may lurk. Celebrity documentaries tend to be soft-focus affairs in which the subjects curate the content and awkward topics remain off limits.
What's on TV tonight and this week: Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson in Brothers, and more
Brothers Apple TV Several years ago, while holidaying in Greece, long-time friends Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson learned that they might be half-brothers . The revelation emerged after McConaughey's mother let slip that she “ knew” Harrelson's father, leading the True Detective stars to speculate that she could have had an affair. McConaughey and Harrelson – who do, admittedly, look alike – have been reluctant to confirm their relationship with a DNA test.
Michael Gove plays the prime minister in The Wargame, and more
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What’s on TV this weekend: new drama – from The Blame to The Split Up – and more
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What’s on TV this weekend: new drama – from The Blame to The Split Up – and more
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Radio and podcasts of the week
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Celebrating 100 years of John Coltrane, and more: Radio and podcasts of the week
RewinderRadio 4, 10.30am Greg James returns with his delight-filled series celebrating the joys of digging around the BBC’s radio archives, and encouraging listener input to guide him on his way. This week, as universities open their doors for the new term, he uncovers how student life has changed over the decades, including a pre-digital report from one university proud to offer its students an enviable choice of communal TV viewing, with one room for the BBC and another for ITV.
What's on TV tonight: Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren return in Mobland, and more
MobLand Paramount+ It's a cartoon compared to more sophisticated mob dramas like Kin and This City Is Ours , yet there's still something about Ronan Bennett and Jez Butterworth's wild, ultra-violent ride of a crime series that won't let you look away. The cast, for one thing. Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren hamming it up like delirious drunks, Tom Hardy wearing his heart on his sleeve even while blasting 30 rounds into a mercy-begging rival, and the galaxy of lesser stars trailing in their wake.
All Creatures Great and Small returns, and more
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Reacher spin-off Neagley, Slow Horses returns, and more
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The final chapter arrives, and more
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Last secrets of the Bayeux Tapestry, Forever Home, and more
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102 Minutes Inside the Towers, the Proms, and more
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Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen and Taskmaster return, and more
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A distressing investigation into forced adoption, and more
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Britain’s forced adoption scandal, and more
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Tea with Judi Dench, the Edinburgh Military Tattoo, and more
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What's on TV tonight: cosy crime The Marlow Murder Club, Michael Owen's reality TV series, and more
The Marlow Murder Club BBC Two, 9pm Death in Paradise creator Robert Thorogood has become one of the most successful British writers of cosy crime. Adding to his TV success with the spin-off series Beyond Paradise and Return to Paradise , he also penned a bestselling series of novels in a similar idiom, the first of which is adapted here.
Professor T and Couples Therapy return, and more
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Channel 4 asks if ADHD is a medical myth, and more
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Channel 4 asks if ADHD is a medical myth, and more
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30 years of dirt, and more
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What's on TV tonight and this week: European Athletics Championships: Birmingham 2026, and more
What's on TV tonight? European Athletics Championships: Birmingham 2026 BBC One, 10.30am There are not many firsts left in international athletics, but today Britain makes history by hosting the European Athletics Championships for the very first time. Over the next seven days, Birmingham's Alexander Stadium will welcome the continent's finest athletes, with Team GB hoping that the home advantage can inspire another haul of medals to add to its championship-leading tally of 134.
Supernatural thriller Possession, and more
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What's on TV tonight and this week: Long Lost Family: Born Without Trace, and more
What's on TV tonight? Long Lost Family: Born Without Trace ITV1, 9pm This spin-off of the excellent Long Lost Family , using research and DNA to help foundlings locate their birth parents, continues to hit the mark. Moving without being sentimental, rigorous but not intrusive, with unimprovable hosts in Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell and a knack for finding hope even when the stories don't end happily in an obvious sense, it has reached an eighth series for a reason.
Born Without Trace, and more
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Van der Valk, and more
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What's on TV tonight and this week: John Hannah stars in a new cosy crime drama, and more
What's on TV tonight? Benidorm is Murder Channel 5, 9pm The chutzpah of Channel 5 when it comes to repurposing other people's ideas remains a thing of wonder, but when it is done with such mischief and joy, who cares?
What's on TV tonight and this week: Extraordinary Extensions returns, and more
What's on TV tonight? Extraordinary Extensions Channel 4, 8pm A welcome return of the property show presented by Tinie Tempah, a sort of Grand Designs where the homeowners unleash their inner architect to design high-budget and striking extensions. The rapper's enthusiasm for the subject (he is also an entrepreneur with an extensive property portfolio) and his warmth in dealing with people pimping their places is evident – even if he does say “wow” a lot.
What's on TV tonight and this week: The Vampire Lestat and more
What's on TV tonight? The Vampire Lestat: Interview with the Vampire BBC Two, 9pm; all episode available today on iPlayer The first two series of Interview with the Vampire adapted Anne Rice's gothic 1976 novel as a rip-roaring homoerotic melodrama. A stake in the heart of the lifeless 1994 film. It followed the restrained 145-year-old Louis (Jacob Anderson) as he tells a journalist how he was turned into a vampire by the wild, hedonistic Lestat (Sam Reid).
Michael Sheen unleashes his inner folky, and more: Radio and podcasts of the week
BBC Proms: Horrible Science: The Big BangRadio 3, 2pmAnother packed week of Proms gets underway with a concert aimed at younger ears, from the BBC National Orchestra of Wales under the baton of Karen Ní Bhroin, harnessing the spirit of CBBC’s Horrible Science show to entertainingly introduce listeners to “scientifically proven bangers from the classical canon”.
The Vampire Lestat and more
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The Vampire Lestat, and more
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What's on TV tonight and this week: Pompeii: Out of time with Tom Hiddleston, and more
What's on TV tonight? Pompeii: Out of Time with Tom Hiddleston Disney+ “We all know the story of Pompeii, right?” asserts our chummy yet deeply concerned movie-star super-host Tom Hiddleston at the outset. It's a fair point. Mount Vesuvius's deadly eruption in 79AD sits comfortably in the top-five list of TV documentary-makers' all-time favourite subjects (after sharks, Nazis and dinosaurs). It's a story that has been done to death.
The Professionals crowns its winner, and more
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The real history behind Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, and more: Radio and podcasts of the week
Saturday 18 July Sounds of the 60swith Tony BlackburnRadio 2, 6amOn July 22, 1956, Record Mirror published the UK’s first ever official UK Album Chart, topped by Frank Sinatra’s Songs For Swingin’ Lovers. Now, many, many No 1 albums later (more than 1,400 more, actually), Radio 2 and the Official Charts Company spend the weekend celebrating the chart’s 70th anniversary.
What's on TV tonight and this week: The Crow Girl, and more
What's on TV tonight? The Crow Girl Paramount+ The first series of this wild psychological thriller followed DCI Jeanette Kilburn ( Eve Myles ) and psychotherapist Dr Sophia Craven (Katherine Kelly) as they teamed up to hunt Sophia's former patient Victoria (Clara Rugaard), a suspected killer of young men in Bristol. But not everything was as it seemed. For those who have not watched The Crow Girl yet, Channel 5 are showing the first episode tonight at 9pm.
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