Check out all of the latest news, updates and stories on some of the greatest shows and films on TV. From the latest gripping series or true-crime documentary on Netflix, to our favourite reality shows and period dramas on the BBC, ITV and more, we've got it all covered. Here's all you need when it comes to the best of what's on TV.
Bridget Jones star Sally Phillips plays a hairdresser who swaps city life for a charming rural village populated by eccentric locals in this feel-good BBC drama
Gemma Arterton, Bill Nighy and Jim Sturgess star in the BBC's upcoming six-part drama, The Portrait of a Lady, based on the classic novel by Henry James
Hosted by Bradley Walsh, The Chase Around the World sees six pairs of contestants set off on an epic chase around international cities in a bid to win £100,000
Nightsleeper's Alex Roach stars alongside Ralf Little, Amanda Abbington and Simon Pegg in Channel 4's upcoming psychological thriller, Hunting Alice Bell
The Doctor Who star plays Custodial Manager Bobby Bailey in season three, alongside Happy Valley actress Siobhan Finneran as prison chaplain Marie-Louise O'Dell
Channel 5's hit crime series, Cooper & Fry, starring Downton Abbey's Robert James-Collier and Doctor Who's Mandip Gill, has been renewed for a second season
Rachel Burden has announced her departure from BBC Breakfast due to scheduling changes. The programme will no longer be broadcast on Sunday mornings from September
Prime Video's eight-part young adult drama, Sterling Point, arrives on TV screens on 5 August. The series follows twin siblings who suddenly inherit an entire island
From Darkness stars Anne-Marie Duff as ex-police officer Claire Church, whose peaceful life in the Western Isles is shattered when cases from her past come back to haunt her
The BBC Radio 2 breakfast show host and author shares one daughter with her ex-husband, and two children with her current partner, advertising executive Ben Cyzer
The Swedish actress, 37, will star opposite Aaron Taylor-Johnson in Netflix's upcoming drama Enigma Variations, based on the novel by author André Aciman