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TV tonight: a perfect finale for French super-soldier thriller The Sentinels
The Sentinels9.50pm, BBC FourThis French counterfactual thriller about lab-grown super-soldiers in the first world war has sustained itself convincingly; as the final two episodes drop, the political intrigue and...
Perfect Pearson fires England into netball semi-final showdown with New Zealand
England stormed back from a six-goal deficit at the end of the first quarter to book their place in the netball semi-finals with a 58-54 win over South Africa.Anna...
Marianela: Timeless review – perfect ballerina shows off a leg-whipping, frictionless mastery
Is there such a thing as being too perfect? Marianela Nuñez is certainly one of the most perfect ballerinas around. At 44, she still has superlative technique and absolute...
What makes the perfect news image? Ask our head of photography your questions now – live
Fiona is liveFiona is now answering your questions about news photography, the power of images, trust in the digital age and more.ShareKey eventsWhat are your iconic political photos?ezra23 asks:...
The perfect books for the beach … picked by Freida McFadden, Mick Herron, Robert Harris and more
It is important to follow a balanced diet on holiday. Too many “My Wife’s Sister’s Husband’s Psychopath”, and you’ll get confused and grumpy. Too much sugary romance and your...
Why Scotland’s cinematic Moray coast made it a perfect location to shoot The Odyssey
The incoming tide has made a labyrinth of the beach. As silvery rivulets spread across Culbin Sands to meet the mudflats, my walk becomes increasingly circuitous: weaving inland towards...
The Five-Star Weekend review – Jennifer Garner’s escapist holiday drama is the perfect beach watch
The Five-Star Weekend is the perfect beach watch, adapted by Bekah Brunstetter from the perfect beach read of the same name by bestselling beach‑read author Elin Hilderbrand. It blends schmaltz,...
‘Hearty fare, red gingham tablecloths and chalkboard menus’: my search for the perfect bouchon in Lyon
I first went to a bouchon as a 20-year-old Erasmus student. I’d accidentally ended up spending a semester of my year abroad in the Auvergne countryside, which meant every...
Best Medicine review – this US remake of Doc Martin is perfect rubbish … and you need it in your life
Well, what in the cultural cringe is going on here? Of all the things I could possibly have imagined the US would take an interest in to the point...