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  • TV tonight: the return of a sparkling Scottish comedy | Television & radio

    TV tonight: the return of a sparkling Scottish comedy | Television & radio

    Dinosaur

    10pm, BBC Three

    This tummy-tickling Scottish comedy about thirtysomething autistic woman Nina (Ashley Storrie), who is following her palaeontologist dreams, returns. It’s eight months later and Nina has been asked to stay at her Isle of…

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  • My Father’s Shadow to Hamlet: the week in rave reviews | Culture

    My Father’s Shadow to Hamlet: the week in rave reviews | Culture

    TV

    If you only watch one, make it …

    Lover, Liar, Predator

    BBC iPlayer

    From left: Shannon, Robyn, Jenni and Natalie in Lover, Liar, Predator. Photograph: BBC Scotland

    Summed up in a sentence The tale of four women, who were all abused by the same man…

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  • From Lord of the Flies to Deftones: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead | Culture

    From Lord of the Flies to Deftones: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead | Culture


    Going out: Cinema

    100 Nights of Hero
    Out now
    Maika Monroe plays a woman shut up in a castle with her husband’s handsome and seductive best friend (Nicholas Galitzine) who has made a wager that he can tempt her to stray from her marriage….

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  • Country diary: Which farm produces the smelliest silage? I went to find out | Farming

    Country diary: Which farm produces the smelliest silage? I went to find out | Farming

    What a night. I’ve just got home from the Nags Head, Peterchurch, having attended the Eskleyside Agricultural Society’s annual silage competition. The Nags is one of the great social spots in the Golden valley. Here you can meet potato…

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  • Moon phase today explained: What the Moon will look like on February 7, 2025

    Moon phase today explained: What the Moon will look like on February 7, 2025

    The Moon is appearing a little less illuminated each night as we move toward the next stage of the lunar cycle, the Third Quarter. During this phase, any visible features on its surface…

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