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On The Grand Tour: One for the Road, Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May bow out of their Prime Video car show

Former BBC broadcaster pleaded guilty to three charges related to indecent images of children

Podcast review: Journalist Samantha Poling became witness at a murder trial in a development that led to this podcast being made temporarily unavailable

Television review: For a high-octane caper, Nightsleeper simply doesn’t have enough oomph

September 15th-20th: From the origin story of child prodigy Mozart to Colin Farrell as the Penguin

The three presenters turn off their engines after one last epic trip

Television: British soaps can be hit or miss for Irish audiences but growing up is an ordeal everywhere

Helen and Terry Wogan’s son said he hoped his parents were ‘sharing a vodka martini and hoping we don’t make too much of fuss’

Musician assured fans he was recovering and able to play music again after ‘health hiccup’

Television: Scottish comedian is both emotional and phlegmatic as he looks back on his life and career

Both Virgin Media Television and RTÉ are aiming for further digital growth via their players, already the main point of access to content for some viewers

Television: Colin Bateman adaptation of his Border-based play Bag For Life offers everything you need from a bit of Monday night nonsense

New writing and never-previously broadcast interviews bring alive the negotiations and nervousness before a critical moment in the Belfast peace process

As he prepares to publish his fifth novel, a low-key Norton reflects on fame, growing up in west Cork and the Ryan Tubridy debate

News verification strand Clarity and natural history series Ireland’s Coast on the line-up as board approves more projects in wake of RTÉ's multi-year funding deal

Television: The sardonic comedian, a lifelong hip-hop fan, retraces the rapper’s route on the night he was shot in Las Vegas

Documentary explored the police investigation into the death of showjumper Katie Simpson

Former Match of the Day and One Show presenter Jermaine Jenas consulting his lawyers following his sacking by the BBC

Former Newcastle player will also no longer present The One Show after alleged complaints

Revenge thriller Dead & Buried, the return of Gogglebox Ireland and Grá ar an Trá, and new series Life Actually among shows on Virgin’s autumn line-up

Television: Alex Fegan favours a sort of low-key quirkiness for his films, which could be a bit twee but here works perfectly

List of terms on the linguistic naughty step are growing because they are thought to offend even where it is not obvious offence is being taken

Spin-off with shades of The Last of Us finds Daryl washing ashore in France, determined to return to his nearest and dearest in America (ie, his crossbow and bike)

Special offers, contract savings and why you should try to swerve the new ‘streaming TV’ services if you like recording programmes

Broadway, here he comes. But first there were Ulster feiseanna, sports and his family’s literary drive

Former news anchor pleaded guilty last month to making indecent pictures of children

Strictly Come Dancing scandal is one of two ongoing BBC crises to involve serious duty-of-care issues

The 2018 Children in Need campaign video featured Axel Rudakubana dressed as Doctor Who

The actor and TV presenter had a bruising time on Strictly Come Dancing in 2016. She talks about victim-shaming, gaslighting and life in the public eye

Broadcaster (62) admitted having 41 indecent images of children on WhatsApp, including seven of the most serious type

Edwards (62) anchored the broadcaster’s ‘BBC News at Ten’ bulletin for more than two decades before he resigned in April

Podcast review: This is important, destigmatising stuff but also bright, warm and entertaining

Radio presenter co-launched BBC Radio Ulster with Gloria Hunniford in 1974, going on to become one of its best-known voices

Planet Business: Delta’s post-Crowdstrike chaos, BBC star salaries and the latest on Silicon Valley billionaires’ plan for a new city

Literal fish-out-of-water dramas are short and sadly predictable but here are my figurative favourites

Television: Michelle de Swarte is compelling as a former catwalk star who finds herself in the depths of the gig economy

The former Grandstand and Match of the Day presenter has written a pair of books about animals, Now Who’s Talking 1 and 2, with illustrations by Bryony Hill

The BBC’s Steve Carson to become director of video while Newstalk’s Patricia Monahan will be director of audio

June 30-July 5: From serious and comical takes on the UK election to a documentary that catches up with the Brat Pack

The BBC’s final prime ministerial debate before next week’s UK election was as dull as an England soccer match