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Joanne Froggatt’s next project after Downton Abbey is kind of…against type. Best known for playing the beloved, long-suffering Anna Bates, Froggat will next take on the role of infamous Victorian poisoner Mary Cotton in an upcoming two-part drama

Previously, on Poldark: Ross stages an overly dramatic trip to France, where he gets kicked out of the country and fights a pack of dudes all so he can get a list confirming that Dwight’s being held prisoner there. Elsewhere, Drake and Morwenna flirt

Previously, on Poldark: Morwenna tries to break things off with Drake after Aunt Agatha reminds him that Vile George will destroy him in order to punish her, should he find out about their relationship. Ross leads a rescue mission to France to bring

Summer is prime movie season in part due to the lovely air-conditioned darkness that can transport you to different places and eras.

And it would appear that this summer, British films will be doing just that. The offerings range from the Victorian

What's coming to the U.S. in British TV in February? Let's run down the list of titles arriving this month, from PBS Passport to BritBox.

Netflix's Scoop is entertaining. The central interview is a corker, and Newsnight’s process from pitching to airing is compelling to watch. But Scoop has little clue what the point of Scoop should be.

Mr Bates vs The Post Office starts widening its scope as the wheels of justice turn, and winning turns out to not look like much.

Netflix's film Scoop, the dramatization of Prince Andrew's ill-fated BBC Newsnight interview has dropped its first trailer at the most timely of moments.

Acorn TV adds two more leads for its forthcoming mystery series You're Killing Me, which is set to begin production in September.

Channel 5's ultra-successful adaptation of CL Skelton’s best-selling series of novels, The Hardacres, finally finds a home on BritBox starting in September.

The Marlow Murder Club will call this mystery series to order; Samantha Bond and Jo Martin are on the case.

The 1981 film The French Lieutenant's Woman, starring Jeremy Irons and Meryl Streep in breakout roles, is an intriguing attempt to bring John Fowles’ book to the screen. Is it still worth watching?