Paul Whitelaw reviews
TV PREVIEW: First Dates: Valentine’s Day special is a sensitive study of loneliness
TV PREVIEW: It’s a Sin is utterly devastating yet outstanding
TV REVIEWS: Paul Whitelaw’s pick of the week
TV previews: Dundee-set ‘potboiler’ Traces amongst highlights of Paul Whitelaw’s coming week
NEW YEAR WEEK TV PREVIEW: Here are the final highlights of 2020
Paul Whitelaw TV Previews: Finding warmth and hope in festive TV offerings
Christmas TV Preview: Call the Midwife delivers warmth and hope – despite social distancing
TV PREVIEW: The Vicar of Dibley in Lockdown is embarrassing and has ideas above its station
TV PREVIEW: My Family, the Holocaust and Me is deeply moving
Paul Whitelaw’s review of TV from November 1
TV PREVIEW: CripTales challenge perceptions of living with a disability
Paul Whitelaw: The Sister is enjoyably, knowingly daft and engulfed in histrionic murk
TV PREVIEW: Neil Cross gradually peels away the layers of mystery in The Sister
PAUL WHITELAW: TV reviews
TV PREVIEW: Who Do You Think You Are? + Drama Out of a Crisis: A Celebration of Play For Today
TV PREVIEW: In the Face of Terror, featuring Dundee peace campaigner Mike Haines, is exceptional
TV REVIEW: Paul Whitelaw’s pick of the week
TV PREVIEW: Grayson Perry’s Big American Road Trip sheds light on white privilege and racial prejudice
TV PREVIEW: Sue Perkins: Along the US-Mexico Border is a condemnation of Trump regime’s racist narrative
TV REVIEW: Unbelievable story of Carl Beech an appalling insult to actual victims of abuse
TV PREVIEW: Archive clips in Coronation Street Icons are a fun distraction
TV COLUMN: Funny and insecure, Mandy plays to director Diane Morgan’s strengths
TV PREVIEW: Absorbing series depicts Rupert Murdoch as a ruthless, bitter man
