The modern day western Tin Star has returned for a second series, picking up where audiences last left the Worth family.
The drama is based around a British police officer, who moves his wife and daughter to what appears to be a sleepy town in the Canadian Rockies, but crime, corruption and violence are never too far away.
The cast have been speaking to Toby Earle about how the story moves on, and filming in the extreme cold.
He plays the world's largest string instrument
It's about Holocaust witness Jan Karski
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Our expert James Nicholls takes a look at three vastly different showcases.
Robert Motherwell was known for his prints, creating more than 500 works.
The women went against all the established norms of their times to create some of the richest, most diverse pieces in the UK.
Dionne is only 23, but she's already been around nearly 10 years.
Alicia has been chatting to him.
The night has recruited a number of Australian comics and it will be on at the Clapham Grand.
HIV activist Nathaniel Hall's play is an autobiographical work he hopes will eliminate the stigma around the illness
Having started off performing in 'The Style Council', a band set up by Paul Weller in 1983, two of it's original members have kept the torch burning by setting up 'From The Style Council'.
Joe Marsh, has written the play and was speaking to Alicia alongside Lilac who directs the show, and Naima who stars.
It tells the story of a man told a secret by an unknown woman
'Void' explores issues of mental health and a hectic modern lifestyle
With more than a dozen crime stories under her belt - the Dagenham born novelist is back with a prequel to her Butler Series which follows two gangster brothers.
To mark the release of her new album
The replica has been created by the contemporary US artist Darren Waterston.
Her latest single 'Crossroads' is out now
Her work looks at social and political issues
Looks at the chaotic joy of being in your twenties
Featuring works from Lee Krasner, Mercedes Matter and Joan Mitchell
Featuring upcoming games, characters and tech set to hit the shelves this year.
While her own attacker reflects on his actions – Ms Wells hosts workshops in schools and colleges to talk to young people about consent
Through his think-tank Open Europe, Lord Leach is at the heart of the referendum debate, consulted by both camps. He explains to Margareta Pagano...
A due diligence report for HP mentioned accounting differences
