Opinion – Page 132
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CommentTV Critics: Our Girl, Foyle's War; Perspectives
“Anyone who genuinely thinks the BBC has a left-wing bias after watching Our Girl belongs in an underground bunker.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentKeeping Britain Alive: The NHS in a Day
Broadcast’s industry review section You the Jury returns with a look at The Garden’s The NHS in a Day.
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CommentAmbitious drama on a low budget
On the set of BBC4’s Wodehouse in Exile with Great Meadows exec Robert Cooper in a grass skirt
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CommentTV Critics: Boss; Home Delivery; The Baby Bomb; Horizon; Prisoners’ Wives; Who Killed My Dad?
“It’s all marvellously put together, but there’s something missing.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentAn Olympic performance
Twenty Twelve star Jessica Hynes won an RTS Award for her “subtle” and “talked-about” performance, but subtlety was thrown to the wind when she collected her prize for best comedy actress.
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CommentAnd Finally: Laura Tobin, Daybreak
Daybreak weather presenter Laura Tobin on ballet, cross country and shoe stickers
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CommentTV Critics: Youngers; Iraq: Did My Son Die in Vain; We're Having a Baby; A Very British Wedding
“Get on board with the lingo and it’s an amusing enough ride, albeit one to nowhere in particular.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentIndies rise above the recession
Sky content investment helps sector return to 2008 level of £2bn, notes Lisa Campbell
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CommentIraq: 10 years in the line of fire
Much has changed, but peace remains fragile, says CNN International’s Tommy Evans
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CommentCreativity and innovation create a new golden age
Bafta nominees show TV is meeting digital challenge, says Andrew Newman
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CommentDEBATE: Fifty years of Mip TV
Share your most memorable moments as the festival prepares for its golden anniversary
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CommentCan radio outsmart the smartphones?
Radio has proved enduring, but has it met its match with the smartphone, asks Paul Robinson.
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CommentTV Critics: The Challenger; Paul Hollywood's Bread; Can Eating Insects Save the World?; Broadchurch; James Nesbitt’s Ireland
“This was thoughtful drama at its best.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentNo ordinary premiere
The launch of Alice Walker’s Beauty In Truth was the culmination of four years of funding says Pratibha Parmar
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CommentTV Critics: The Lady Vanishes; Our Queen; It's Kevin; In the Flesh; Churchill and the Fascist Plot
“Why remake Hitchcock? It is, quite simply, never a good idea. Never.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentBringing Eva Cassidy back to life
Bringing Eva back to life took more legwork than expected, explains Attracta McLaughlin
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CommentTV Critics: Prisoners' Wives; Killers Behind Bars; Horizon; Born to Be Different
“It’s popular, mainstream drama at its best.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentDEBATE: Where next for Channel 5?
What direction should Channel 5 take following its commissioning team shake-up?
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CommentTV Critics: The Mimic; A Very British Wedding; Insect Worlds; Food Glorious Food
“An absolute dog’s dinner of an idea, if ever there was one.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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