Defending the Guilty is a sharp comedy starring Katherine Parkinson

The BBC2 series takes up the themes of identity and integrity in this week's episode

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The war for the world's eyeballs will end in tears

YouTube and ByteDance may be the only winners as other streaming services go head to head

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Dayanita Singh: 'Why should photography be stuck on the wall?'

The photographer on her innovative approaches to showing her work

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Poems from the Edge of Extinction " on borrowed time

Poetry written in 50 endangered languages makes an urgent collective call to action

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How the Bauhaus left its mark on Britain

Traces of Gropius, Breuer and others are everywhere " from private houses to high-street homeware

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Yes you can have gold taps

The choice is wide " just avoid faddy shades of rose

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Bang & Olufsen enters the soundbar market

Demand for luxury audio-visual kit is on the rise

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Interiors: the best product design from Helsinki

The latest innovative Scandi style from Habitare, Finland's most prestigious design fair

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Cultural subtleties with global appeal: Lulu Wang on making The Farewell

The film-maker was told her Chinese-American family drama would be 'niche' " now it's a hit across the world

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The Great Naïve Masters is a glorious Paris show exploring art's outliers

An exhibition of the diverse work of isolated artists that are impossible to pigeonhole

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Ofcom chief urges online media levy for public broadcasting

Sharon White convinced platforms need to meet their side of 'social contract'

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New Zealand wins 'Lord of the Rings' location tender

Pacific nation beats rival Scottish bid amid Brexit uncertainty

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The Kitchen " Melissa McCarthy stars in a feminist gangland thriller

Andrea Berloff's enjoyable film is set in the Irish criminal underworld of Hell's Kitchen, New York

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The Farewell " a story of Chinese-American culture clash

Awkwafina gives the stand-out peformance in this family drama

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Howling voices and pure insanity at Music Theatre Days in Vienna

The festival pushes the boundaries of what the form can be with new works by young composers

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Royal Opera House season opens with worthwhile Werther and Don Giovanni

Massenet's work, starring Juan Diego Flórez, is much the better of the two revivals

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'Beauty of Palmyra' emerges from the past

An ancient statue from Syria is going on display in Copenhagen " along with its digital recreation

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Game designers breathe new life into 'death'

Dying in games usually signals a restart " but can it be made more meaningful?

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Downton, Love Island or Bake Off " whose Britain is best?

British TV is an agent of the country's soft power and global persuasion

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Streaming wars heat up with Big Bang Theory deal

Comedy heading for HBO Max as platforms shell out big sums to snap up popular sitcoms

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Tyler, the Creator makes madcap return to UK after lifting of ban

The rapper brought stories of love and shifting sexual identity to London's Brixton Academy

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Amazon bets on HD to boost music streaming service

Tech giant trails Spotify and Apple but reckons users will pay more for CD-quality sound

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Brad Pitt wrestles with attractive clutter and empty cliché in Ad Astra

James Gray's space adventure has moments of wonder but too much weighty rumination

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Brexitcast " the never-ending story

The BBC's popular Brexit podcast is moving to a new medium " television

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Derren Brown's Secret brings deception and manipulation to the Cort Theatre, New York

The mentalist's one-man show is frequently dazzling and often unsettling

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