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DRAMA HIS DARK MATERIALS

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The whole of the first series is available for catch-up on iplayer, while the second opens tomorrow in promising style on BBC1.

ONE TREE HILL

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Recently added to All 4, this engrossing US drama began as a high-school show about basketball-playing half-brothers – by season nine, the characters are well into adulthood.

COMEDY SPITTING IMAGE: US ELECTION SPECIAL

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A special Trump- and Biden-spoofing edition of the satirical puppet show’s revival, which is usually only available on Britbox.

GIMME GIMME GIMME

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Kathy Burke and James Dreyfus star in this odd-couple sitcom about the deluded Linda and her gay flatmate, Tom. It’s frenetic with a poignant streak, and is the latest show to join a line-up of classic comedies on iplayer (The Vicar Of Dibley, The Catherine Tate Show, The Royle Family), with Blackadder following next Saturday. From Thursday.

DOCUMENTAR­Y THE TRIALS OF OSCAR PISTORIUS

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This new, four-part true-crime series reeks of quality, in terms of both its production and the contributo­rs who reflect on the shooting of Reeva Steenkamp: Oscar’s brother, Carl; his ex-girlfriend, Samantha Taylor; and the victim’s cousin, Kim Martin. It will be shown tomorrow at 9.10pm on BBC2. From today.

ROYAL HISTORY’S BIGGEST FIBS

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Lucy Worsley raids the dressing-up box for this frothy series, in which she picks apart the self-serving lies and manipulati­ons wrought on history by monarchies past.

Her focus in episode one is the French Revolution of 1789, and among the targets in her quest is Marie Antoinette – did she really say ‘Let them eat cake’? Possibly not…

THE PERILS OF CELEBRITY OVIE: LIFE AFTER REALITY TV

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Ex-love Island star (and profession­al basketball player) Ovie Soko weighs the good and the bad sides of reality TV. From Tuesday.

LAST CHANCE THE BEATLES: MADE ON MERSEYSIDE

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Ex-beatles drummer Pete Best recalls the band’s early years in Liverpool. Until tomorrow.

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