TV Times – 27 July 2019

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So convincing

Full marks to everyone involved in BBC1 series

Dark Mon£y – one of the most terrifying dramas

I have ever seen. The performances were so

convincing, it was like watching real-life events.

Stephen McCarthy, Glasgow

LETTER OF THE WEEK

COMPILED BY: KIM PALFREY. PHOTOS: BBC, ITV

TV TURN-OFF

Serengeti

Once again a

BBC1 nature

show was

spoilt by

loud and

inappropriate

music. I could

hardly hear the narrator

John Boyega. When will TV

producers realise that nature

shows don’t need any music

• just the natural sounds of
  animals, wind and rain.
  Helen Capel, Winscombe

Groundbreaking

BBC2 documentary War

in the Blood was difficult

to watch. The men who

took part in the clinical

trials for groundbreaking

cancer treatment were

so brave. Their families

must be terribly sad, but

immensely proud of the

legacy they have left.

Janet Simkins, Armitage

Exceptional

Coverage of both the

Women’s World Cup and

Wimbledon tennis was

of an exceptionally high

quality this year. A huge

well done to the BBC

for giving us a Summer

of top sporting action.

Mary Windsor, Mansfield

Dark drama: Jill

Halfpenny, Max

Fincham and

Babou Ceesay

CAPRICORN (22 December-20 January)

You’re fed up banging your head against a brick wall at

work and it’s time for a break. A change of scenery will

let your subconscious mind work out answers to any

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AQUARIUS (21 January-18 February)

On Friday, Venus pokes your ruler, Uranus, in the eye.

An uncomfortable conversation with a colleague or

partner will unearth sore points. But any disagreements

are likely to burn out fast, so don’t take them to heart.

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PISCES (19 February-20 March)

It’s a super-creative week, where your imagination will

help make you some money! Selling your artwork, words

or other creative endeavour will boost your confidence

and bank balance. But you will have to promote yourself!

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CANCER (21 June-22 July)

There’s a bit too much information coming your way,

Cancer, which could make you retreat into your shell.

What’s coming is going to be life-changing stuff.

Don’t let it frighten you – be empowered by it!

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LEO (23 July-22 August)

Thursday’s New Moon in your sign indicates a fresh

start in your emotional life. You’ve run out of patience

with someone, so draw a line under things. To let new

energy and love in, you have to let go of something.

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VIRGO (23 August-22 September)

You like to be right and, let’s face it, you usually are!

But this week you could have handled things differently.

Admitting to mistakes isn’t easy but doing so makes

you seem more human and, therefore, more lovable.

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LIBRA (23 September-23 October)

Seemingly impossible decisions become easier

this week when more information comes to light.

Sometimes the smallest of changes can make the

world of difference. Prepare for a new path!

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SCORPIO (24 October-22 November)

Facing a long-standing problem head-on will bring

countless rewards. There’s a chance to bring a touchy

subject up with a loved one – and they’ll be surprisingly

calm. Maybe they were hoping you’d mention it, too?

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SAG IT TA R I US (23 November-21 December)

It’s a sociable, enjoyable week, with the Sun lighting up

your relationships, encouraging growth and adventure.

Trips planned with friends will turn out brilliantly and

travel will prove more exciting than you’d planned for!

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ARIES (21 March-19 April)

With the Sun travelling through a fellow Fire sign (Leo),

you’ll enjoy a burst of energy. Your creative skills will

fly and your love life perks up, too. Your resources are

buoyant and a few lucky breaks fill you with optimism!

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TAU RUS (20 April-20 May)

You’re a trusting soul and you tend to take what people

tell you seriously. This week other people’s energies

are high, and they may exaggerate their stories. Keep

your responses level and add a hefty pinch of salt.

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GEMINI (21 May-20 June)

Mercury finally goes direct on Thursday. You may have

felt you’ve been taking two steps back and one forward,

but you’ll start catching up this week. News you’ve

been waiting on will finally show signs of arriving.

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with Marion Williamson

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Dedicated: The Ritz chefs

Out of this world

BBC2 really delivered the

goods once again with

docudrama 8 Days: To

the Moon & Back. It

was a great way to

celebrate the 50th

anniversary of this

fantastic achievement.

Luke Russell, Wakefield

Behind the Ritz

I’ve absolutely loved the

ITV documentary series

Inside the Ritz Hotel. The

hard work and dedication

of the long-term staff are

just amazing. I’d be thrilled

to see another series of

this fascinating show.

Mrs Dawn Bullock,

Swadlincote

Pride of Yorkshire

I enjoyed Today at the

Great Yorkshire Show on

Channel 5, presented

by Anita Rani and Jules

Hudson. I hope coverage

of the annual fair returns

to our screens next year.

N Brown, York

Top drop

I’m delighted to see The

£100K Drop back on C4.

Davina McCall is a great

host and manages to put

the players at ease. But I

wish they hadn’t changed

it from The Million Pound

Drop – that was a far more

life-changing amount!

Rachel MacGregor,

Hartlepool