Derry Girls: ‘What Lisa McGee has done is change the path for all Derry girls going forward’

Derry Girls: ‘What Lisa McGee has done is change the path for all Derry girls going forward’
Peter Mullan: ‘This is a party who single-handedly created food banks. That should be on the collective Tory gravestone’

Peter Mullan: ‘This is a party who single-handedly created food banks. That should be on the collective Tory gravestone’
Derry Girls: ‘We did the last series for the fans. Our major ambition is to say goodbye to these characters in the way that they deserved’

Derry Girls: ‘We did the last series for the fans. Our major ambition is to say goodbye to these characters in the way that they deserved’
This week’s Big TV picks: Derry Girls, Doctor Who, Muhammad Ali and Why Didn’t They Ask Evans

This week’s Big TV picks: Derry Girls, Doctor Who, Muhammad Ali and Why Didn’t They Ask Evans
JJ Chalmers: ‘In some ways, it’s like I was born again after Afghanistan’

JJ Chalmers: ‘In some ways, it’s like I was born again after Afghanistan’
Bertie Carvel on playing Donald Trump: ‘It’s going to be a huge success. I feel confident saying that to you.’

Bertie Carvel on playing Donald Trump: ‘It’s going to be a huge success. I feel confident saying that to you.’
Paddy Considine: ‘I feel like my life is a series of beautiful interventions’

Paddy Considine: ‘I feel like my life is a series of beautiful interventions’
Lisa McGee: ‘Writing Derry Girls, I’ve realised I really like teenagers’

Lisa McGee: ‘Writing Derry Girls, I’ve realised I really like teenagers’
This week’s Big TV picks: Art That Made Us, Hacks, Slow Horses and The Andy Warhol Diaries

This week’s Big TV picks: Art That Made Us, Hacks, Slow Horses and The Andy Warhol Diaries
Stanley Tucci: Searching For Italy – escapism has never looked or tasted so good

Stanley Tucci: Searching For Italy – escapism has never looked or tasted so good
This week’s Big TV Picks: Stanley Tucci, Bridgerton and two classics on catch-up

This week’s Big TV Picks: Stanley Tucci, Bridgerton and two classics on catch-up
Skint: the BBC’s new series of monologues are informed by lived experience of poverty
