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Player bursts into tears as The Inheritance begins with big argument

The show will return to Channel 4 on Monday at 9pm.

Evening Standard

Elizabeth Hurley reveals why she's joined new Channel 4 gameshow The Inheritance

The Channel 4 show sees 13 strangers competing for part of a fortune left in the will of a character played by Hurley

Evening Standard

Emma Willis confesses 'I totally would have fallen for Matt on Love is Blind!'

Married presenters Matt and Emma Willis discuss whether people can fall in love sight unseen on Love is Blind UK.

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Rose Matafeo: ‘I feel a massive sense of guilt for making a romcom’

With her smash hit Starstruck exploring fairytale romance and what happens next, the comedian breathed new life into the sitcom. But, as the series returns for a third run, she’s now wondering whether it’s done more harm than good

The Guardian - UK

‘Awkwardness is part of life’: Amelia Dimoldenberg on Chicken Shop Date and flirting with Andrew Garfield

The deadpan YouTuber went from quizzing grime stars over wings to Vanity Fair’s Oscars party red carpet. What happens now she’s becoming as famous as the people she interviews?

The Guardian - UK

Rise and Fall cast for Greg James' Channel 4 show - from GB News star to posh aristocrat

We take a look at the latest batch of reality TV contestants gracing our screens in the new Channel 4 show Rise and Fall - from a controversial political commentator to a member of an old aristocratic family

Daily Mirror

Rise and Fall review – it’s The Traitors meets The Apprentice!

This reality series from the makers of the Claudia Winkleman hit shares a lot of DNA with the BBC show – and Big Brother, and a certain Alan Sugar vehicle …

The Guardian - UK

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There is no one with power to fight for classical music at the BBC now. It’s as if Herod runs the creche

Savage cuts suggest a cadre of bosses has forgotten what public service broadcasting is, says Paul Hughes, former director of the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus and the BBC Singers

The Guardian - UK

BBC Singers to close in corporation’s ‘major review of classical music’

Reductions also made to the BBC’s three England-based orchestras as part of plan to ensure the long-term future of organisation’s remaining performing groups

The Guardian - UK

Did you hear the one about the doctor who went into standup? Meet the medics who love to make you laugh

Whether it’s for light relief from a stressful day job or to make a political point, a surprising number of doctors are swapping the stethoscope for the microphone, says Elle Hunt

The Guardian - UK

Phillip Schofield asks 'where's Lee' as Blue baffle ITV This Morning viewers

He wasted no time in asking the question on This Morning viewers' lips as Duncan James, Antony Costa and Simon Webb appeared live on the show

Manchester Evening News

Garth Marenghi: ‘Many writers cite me as an influence ... and I will be suing them all’

After changing horror for ever with his TV series Darkplace, the dream weaver and horror novelist disappeared for two decades. Now he returns with a chilling new novel, TerrorTome, and some strong words for pretenders to his crown (back off, Richard Osman)

The Guardian - UK

Love Island winner Ekin-Su on sex, spin-offs and surgery: ‘I’ve not had anything major done. OK, apart from the boobs’

She sashayed into the villa as just another bombshell, but stole the show. Now she’s got a £1m fashion deal, TV gigs – and a hot Italian boyfriend. Has Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu raised the bar for reality TV?

The Guardian - UK

NDIA wanted Aboriginal man, 64, who relied on ‘homemade walking stick’ rejected from scheme

Disability insurance agency argued man should instead get aged care services at an earlier age

The Guardian - AU

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