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A new Deadliest Catch star has died aged 25 doing what he loved - crabbing out on Alaskan waters.

No one ever gets sick of more Sherlock Holmes, right? Guy Ritchie wasn’t and he hopes you aren’t too.

Jason Bateman, David Harbour and Linda Cardellini are three points of a love triangle in suburban mystery where one of them ends up dead.

Our reporters take you inside Operation Epic Fury and the unfolding conflict in the Middle East.

Screen Queen reviews DTF St Louis, How To Get To Heaven From Belfast, Marshals and Young Sherlock

Young Sherlock, DTF St Louis, Marshals: A Yellowstone Story, Diabolical: The Epstein Files and The Hospital: In The Deep End: here’s what we’re watching and enjoying this week on TV

Steve Carell returns in an easy-watching comedy, Elisabeth Moss leads a mysterious drama and more wild antics from the Deadloch gang.

How many people were clamouring for a revival for a show that most people tapped out of well before its initial end? Maybe Scrubs still has something left to say.

Reports that Warner Bros had immediately requested a racial slur be edited out of the delayed broadcast calls into question the BBC’s earlier claim.

The first teaser of the new Pride and Prejudice miniseries has dropped, heralding another wave of Jane Austen adaptations coming this year.

Robert Carradine’s family have revealed the actor’s heartbreaking cause of death, while Hilary Duff has paid tribute to her on-screen father. WARNING: Details about mental health struggles.

Sinners producer Ryan Coogler’s long-mooted reboot of The X-Files has been given the go-ahead, with one of its leads already cast.

Donald Trump has demanded Netflix sack one of its board members or ‘pay the consequences’ at the same time the streamer faces a government investigation into its proposed deal with Warner Bros.

Paradise returns for its second season and in the middle of its twisty plot reveals is a lesson that even in the most extreme of times, trust in humanity is the way forward.

The black comedy action thriller One Battle After Another has won six prizes, including best picture at Britain's BAFTA film awards.