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Mark Gatiss: ‘Christmas is the perfect time for ghosts’

Glad tidings of comfort and joy? Not if Mark Gatiss has anything to do with it. David Barnett meets the man who haunts Christmas

The Independent UK

Murder Before Evensong by Richard Coles audiobook review – a cosy mystery with charm

Reverend Richard Coles captures the rhythms of English village life in his reading of his debut novel

The Guardian - UK

Christmas past, Christmas present: how secular Britain found new ways to celebrate the season

The census shows the UK is now a minority Christian country – but inventive blends of the pagan and pious still bring us together in deep midwinter

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Sir Trevor McDonald to host Countdown in 40th anniversary celebration

The quiz show was the first programme aired on Channel 4 when the broadcaster launched in November 1982

Wales Online

Derren Brown thanks Tynemouth restaurant for 'best lunch ever' ahead of Newcastle gig - and food superstars agreed

Illusionist and TV personality Derren Brown visited Riley's Fish Shack in Tynemouth ahead of his gig at the Theatre Royal on Friday.

Chronicle Live

What is an epithet? Calls for Queen to be known as Elizabeth the Dutiful

The special title was suggested by broadcaster and writer Rev Richard Coles

Evening Standard

Sunday with Rev Richard Coles: ‘I’ve discovered crustless quiche with salad’

The writer, former pop star and retired vicar goes to other people’s churches and tries not to judge, he tells Rich Pelley, then it’s soup and sarnies for supper

The Guardian - UK

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Curious sign highlighted at Wallsend Metro Station by TV's Reverend Richard Coles

You'll find a sign on Wallsend's metro platform which has been translated from English into Latin

Chronicle Live

Yes, Britain is secular – but would we benefit from more holy days?

For centuries, 22 August marked a day to celebrate one of our bravest saints… who was also a dog. Hilarity aside, what happened to that and similar holy days once celebrated by all? Tom Ough speaks to the Reverend Richard Coles and other experts on whether we ought to bring…

The Independent UK

The week in TV: Tom Daley: Illegal to Be Me; The Academy; A League of Their Own; Good Grief – review

The diver visits the most homophobic countries in the Commonwealth; young footballers dream big; and Richard Coles fathoms bereavement around the world

The Guardian - UK

Pick of the paperbacks this summer

Escape into another world with some riveting reads on your holiday. By Hannah Stephenson.

The Independent UK

Good Grief review – can chatting to alpacas really help Richard Coles through bereavement?

In this charming and sometimes absurd documentary on the lighter side of loss, the vicar and broadcaster tries to move beyond the death of his partner – by taking up wacky activities

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: the Rev Richard Coles goes on a ‘grief adventure’

Life after bereavement can take some surprising twists, Coles finds. Plus: the Commonwealth Games go out with a bang. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Celebrity vicar Richard Coles visits The Wave for a new Channel 4 documentary

The personable parson, author and broadcaster lost his husband David in 2019

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Rev Richard Coles and Richard Dawkins dine across the divide: ‘The problem is he’s not swayed by evidence but by feeling’

In our celebrity Dining across the divide special, the cleric meets the atheist biologist. Can they find any understanding on the value of faith?

The Guardian - UK

The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup

Murder Before Evensong by Richard Coles; Tokyo Express by Seichō Matsumoto; Wake by Shelley Burr; Sun Damage by Sabine Durrant; Aurora by David Koepp

The Guardian - UK

The Seafood Cabin, Argyll: ‘Exactly right’ – restaurant review

The Kintyre peninsula is wonderfully empty – let’s hope the splendid Seafood Cabin doesn’t change that, says Rev Richard Coles

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Thrillers of the month – review

The Rev Richard Coles makes his cosy-crime fiction debut in convincing style, while Robin Morgan-Bentley offers a tense spin on the locked-room mystery

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What will we be reading next year? Five biggest trends from the London book fair

The publishing jamboree was finally back after a two year break with clues of what we can expect in bookshops once all the deals are signed

Daily Mirror

MasterChef is moving to Birmingham as TV bosses hail its 'great' culinary scene

Cookery show MasterChef is moving to Birmingham after TV bosses have praised its 'great' culinary scene

Liverpool Echo

ITV Masked Singer fans finally 'identify' Poodle after new clues

Poodle is one of the characters who's had many of us stumped

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