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Kate Garraway: Derek’s Story, review: a devastating cry for help for Britain’s carers

This third and final chapter in Derek Draper’s story – he died in January – served as a testament to Garraway’s love and resilience

The 10 biggest new TV shows to watch in spring 2024

From Andrew Scott in Ripley to Robert Downey Jr’s first post-Oscar role, these are the shows everyone will be talking about this year

Steve! (Martin) a Documentary in 2 Pieces, review: from star to failure – and back again

Steve Martin looks forward and back in this interesting but superficial two-part documentary that should afford more insight than it does

Grand Indian Hotel, Channel 4, review: luxury docu-soap has surprising things to say about women

The holiday tastes of India’s super-rich could make for tiresome viewing, but insight from female workers made this worthwhile

Ukraine: Enemy in the Woods, review: so intimate you’ll feel like you’re on the frontline

This remarkable documentary uses bodycam footage to take us inside the day-to-day lives (and tragedies) of the Berlingo Special Battalion

From Danny Dyer to the Inbetweeners: who will be the next Death in Paradise detective

With the news that Ralf Little has left Saint Marie for good, we look at the contenders for the island’s top job

A Gentleman in Moscow, review: Ewan McGregor’s charming Count Rostov is wonderful company

This stately adaptation of Amor Towles’s much-loved 2016 novel could prove a little slow for some, but McGregor is dazzling

Atlantis: The Discovery, review: Dan Snow debunks the myths and shows why he’s such a history hit

Any suggestion of Atlantis’s existence was quickly rejected, but the historian’s enthusiasm for his subject meant it didn’t matter

Passenger, review: Happy Valley meets Twin Peaks in delightfully weird crime drama

Broadchurch actor Andrew Buchan makes his screenwriting debut with this pleasingly off-kilter show that understands TV crime drama lore

‘I think of it as a posh caravan’: What it’s like to unexpectedly inherit a house

A new Channel 4 TV show tells the story of an architect couple’s rollercoaster inheritance

What ‘Fat Beth’ did to the naked solicitor – and other true crimes of Britain’s highwaywomen

Philippa Gregory on the horrible history of the real-life Renegade Nells, from the first chloroform poisoner to the notorious Moll Cutpurse

Beyond Paradise, series 2, review: a show that recalls the golden age of British crime drama

Kris Marshall is endlessly charming, the crimes are well thought-out and the setting is beautiful – no wonder it’s a national favourite

Forget Game of Thrones: 3 Body Problem has given us the most brutal hour of TV in years

Episode five of the Netflix sci-fi series one-ups the Red Wedding with gut-churning horror – and a chilling twist not found in the book

Cancelled for joking about Hamas: why ‘hate speech’ zealots are killing comedy

Holyrood’s legislation against ‘stirring up hatred’ threatens the Edinburgh Fringe and has comics pondering retirement. Could it backfire?

The twisted children’s movies bypassing the censors – and giving parents nightmares

As the BBFC tightens rules around onscreen sex and violence, horrific videos flood YouTube unchecked – and they’re driving children crazy