How to Get to Heaven from Belfast stars Roísín Gallagher, Sinéad Keenan and Caoilfhionn Dunne as three friends investigating another’s death

Television: While it’s heartening to see those who were told they won’t amount to much receiving a pat on the back, the actual format is 50 shades of sleep-inducing

News that the food guru is to join the Channel 4 cookery show has sent journalists crackers

Journalist’s debut novel is being pitched as Baby Reindeer from the stalker’s perspective

Including Industry, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Tip Toe, Lord of the Flies and Grown Ups

Be it animated adventures, a ghost story, comedy or music, there’s plenty to see on the festive entertainment roster

With a nod toward ironic 1970s kitsch, you half expect Jamie Oliver to whip up some Angel Delight or produce steak-and-kidney pie in a tin

Highlights Nov 29-Dec 5

Television: Based on a novel, Summerwater’s story was perhaps best left on the page

November 16th-21st highlights: including Michael D Higgins: Ireland’s Ninth President, The Death of Bunny Munro, and Daddy Issues

Television: Adaptation of Louise Kennedy’s novel starring Lola Petticrew and Gillian Anderson isn’t perfect with moments of unintentional hilarity

November 9th-14th: Trespasses, Hidden Assets, 10 Things to Know About, Futureville Ireland and Palm Royale

November 2nd-7th highlights: including Trackers: The People v The Banks, All Her Fault and Pluribus

Scales predicted there was no getting away from Sybil, who first emerged 50 years ago in Fawlty Towers as a harridan for the ages

Some people hate laughter. But Norton’s chatshow loyalists will be relieved by the BBC’s new deal

September 21st-26th highlights: including Disease X: Hunting the Next Pandemic, The Hack, and House of Guinness

Dr Karan Rajan’s Channel 4 documentary is an enjoyable introduction to a much-talked-about condition

I had believed this was the best time to be alive, but there is nothing redemptive about her story

UK Media regulator Ofcom warns networks such as BBC and Channel 4 are ‘endangered’ as viewers move online

P-Orridge lived many selves, spanning punk rebellion, gender reinvention, occult philosophy and more