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Arts Telegraph 05/10/2022 02:12:32 Children's books Royal Shakespeare Company Strictly’s Claudia Winkleman takes a swipe at Tories and falling pound Strictly Come Dancing 2022 week two: Ellie Simmonds impresses the judges with her adapted waltz The Paralympian and partner Nikita Kuzmin unveiled their special ballroom hold, while Tony Adams gave us a Cockney Charleston Cocoon by Zhang Yueran review: remembering China's moment of horror Want to see Britishness in action? Watch this film Like all our greatest war films, The Sea Shall Not Have Them reminds us what kind of people we really are Tosca, ENO, review: Puccini's melodramatic masterpiece soars in this bold reimagining Want to see Britishness in action? Watch this film Like all our greatest war films, The Sea Shall Not Have Them reminds us what kind of people we really are If today’s children can’t learn to loll in front of the telly, what will become of them? 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Iphigenia in Splott: Euripides goes to credit crunch Cardiff in this down and dirty ‘skank’ monologue Edna O’Brien’s new play tells the story of James Joyce through his women – and it’s a triumph Four years after they kicked him out, Lindsey Buckingham shows Fleetwood Mac what they’re missing The Famous Five musical review: Blyton updated with emoting, climate change angst – and too many songs ‘He was for the downtrodden’: remembering Ronnie James Dio, the most decent man in rock Bring Me the Horizon on defying the trolls: ‘Everyone thought we were w--kers’ When Olivia Newton-John got Physical – and made record label bosses sweat Farewell Mo Ostin, the man who made your record collection rock ‘A punk point of view reduced to a dead stare’: how Elvis Costello made My Aim Is True How Metallica’s Master of Puppets turned rock upside down What’s on TV tonight: Dal y Mellt, Frozen Planet II, Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy and more Your complete guide to the weeks television, films and sport, across terrestrial and digital platforms The dark story behind Marilyn Monroe and ‘Mr Z’ ‘We had hairs up on the back of our neck’: the profound power of Paddy Considine’s Dead Man’s Shoes Hitchcock’s fear of eggs and other phobias of the rich and famous Are You Being Served? What the hit sitcom owes to the 1972 Olympics tragedy ‘If Spock dies, you die’: how The Wrath Of Khan blew up the Star Trek universe Should we be worried about Don’t Worry Darling? 1978: Winter of Discontent, review: strikes, a cost-of-living crisis and Angel Delight Strictly Come Dancing 2022 week two results: Kaye Adams is the first celebrity to be eliminated What’s on TV tonight: Dal y Mellt, Frozen Planet II, Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy and more ByTelegraph Reporters 2 Oct 2022, 10:03am The ballet company helping Jeremy Paxman with his Parkinson’s ByJulia Llewellyn Smith 2 Oct 2022, 6:00am What’s on TV tonight: Dal y Mellt, Frozen Planet II, Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy and more Your complete guide to the weeks television, films and sport, across terrestrial and digital platforms ByTelegraph Reporters 2 Oct 2022, 10:03am Want to see Britishness in action? 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Daily Mail 05/10/2022 02:12:18 MUSIC: Now here's a super trouper...Toyah's voice is glowing with energy as she charms audiences with her snappy and uplifting Posh Pop 177 shares Toyah review: Her voice is glowing with energy FICTION: From Isabelle Allende's whistle-stop tale to Real Easy by Marie Rutkoski, a multi-generational epic from Honorée Fanonne Jeffers and Gary Shteyngart's latest, this week's best new fiction 1 share This week's best new fiction DANCE: Oh what a glittering delight... Strictly Come Dancing: The Live Tour packs out arenas once again as Rose Ayling-Ellis gives another stellar performance 1 share Strictly Come Dancing review: Oh what a glittering delight... DEBORAH ROSS: Clunky and clichéd... but five stars for the lobsters Julian Fellowes' The Gilded Age is blissfully and lavishly styled, but is also underwhelming. CRAIG BROWN: Why Barbara Windsor's vanishing bikini top sounded the death knell for nudism  It all started with Adam and Eve. THEATRE: A grisly but touching lament... Dr Semmelweis, starring Mark Rylance, is a fascinating medical whatdunnit that's bang on the money share Dr Semmelweis review: A grisly but touching lament FILM: Penélope Cruz delivers an award-worthy performance in the intelligent Parallel Mothers, but the film has more gravitas than it actually deserves share Parallel Mothers review: It's got more gravitas than it deserves CLASSICAL: This is a top class musical tonic... Daniel Barenboim's New Year's Concert with Vienna Philharmonic treats the Strauss family with enormous finesse share Daniel Barenboim review: This is a top class musical tonic A labour of very personal love: Kenneth Branagh's Belfast is immensely moving, properly chilling and almost certainly tear-jerking 12 shares Belfast review: A labour of very personal love for Kenneth Branagh He's the hardest working man in showbiz, but Romesh Ranganathan's latest stand-up routine is not about to reinvent his winning comedy formula share Romesh Ranganathan review: He's the hardest working man in showbiz Moulin Rouge! at the Piccadilly Theatre is a glitzy, kitschy, eye-popping extravaganza, but it's lacking convincing chemistry 4 shares Moulin Rouge! review: A glitzy, kitschy, eye-popping extravaganza This is just ravishing, marvellous and truly captivating... John Wilson's Orchestral Works is one of the finest Ravel albums of recent years 31 shares Ravel: Orchestral Works review: Ravishing, marvellous and captivating Marvin Gaye continues to inspire today's youth in What's Going On's 50th anniversary edition, which is still all too relevant five decades later share What's Going On review: The album that is all too relevant 50 years on Saved from the Nazis by a cat named Angel: Mala's Cat is an extraordinary account of courage, loss and an unshakeable will to live share Mala's Cat review: An extraordinary account of one girl's will to live From Janice Hallett's modern crime mystery to The Sentence by Louise Erdrich, a haunting elegy from Faysal Khartash and Tessa Hadley's latest, this week's best new fiction share This week's best new fiction

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Guardian 05/10/2022 02:12:33 Global development Make a contribution Today's paper Paul Theroux ‘Writing is a blood sport. One does have differences with people’ ‘Writing is a blood sport. One does have differences with people’ Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Karen O ‘The one thing I hold in sacred regard is rockers’ hairstyles’ ‘The one thing I hold in sacred regard is rockers’ hairstyles’ ‘I had to grow up so quickly’ Olivia Cooke on auditions, ageing, and House of the Dragon Olivia Cooke on auditions, ageing, and House of the Dragon Martin McDonagh ‘No one really tries to make sad films any more’ ‘No one really tries to make sad films any more’ Glengarry Glen Ross at 30 David Mamet’s still electric salesmen drama David Mamet’s still electric salesmen drama Lindsey Buckingham review Slick guitar work and strong singing from the Fleetwood Mac veteran Slick guitar work and strong singing from the Fleetwood Mac veteran Mark Kermode's film of the week Flux Gourmet – Peter Strickland’s deliciously bonkers tale of art, desire and gut pain Flux Gourmet – Peter Strickland’s deliciously bonkers tale of art, desire and gut pain Sunday with Vernon Kay ‘I’ve got a ridiculous number of stupid hobbies’ ‘I’ve got a ridiculous number of stupid hobbies’ Explore all newsletters Google Privacy Policy What's on tonight TV tonight: too much Tucci on the telly? Never! TV tonight: too much Tucci on the telly? Never! The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power recap Episode six – this show stopped dragging its hairy feet at last! Episode six – this show stopped dragging its hairy feet at last! The seven best films to watch on TV this week Catherine Called Birdy to Hocus Pocus 2 Catherine Called Birdy to Hocus Pocus 2 Film Mark Hamill calls for more drones for Ukraine to fight Russian invasion Mark Hamill calls for more drones for Ukraine to fight Russian invasion Art and design V&A drops financial ties with Sackler family over links with opioids