Fiona Sturges

A magazine article about stolen gold sparks a culture war between a cast of politically polarised characters

The comedian and broadcaster narrates the heartfelt and at times self-lacerating account of his relationship with alcohol

Louise Brealey teases out the playful and poetic moments of these shapeshifting stories, told from the perspective of the northeasterly wind and those it has wreaked chaos on through the ages

Actor James Norton brings a sense of gentle longing to this tale of an octogenarian looking back on the life he’s departed

The popular presenter is by no means the first to have come a cropper hosting a talkshow. But new formats provide new opportunities, says arts journalist Fiona Sturges

A documentary-maker probes family history and the darker corners of the internet to solve an urgent political puzzle

Actor Russell Tovey’s narration crackles with compassion and menace in this magical story of a widower and his young sons in mourning

The actor and activist tells the story of her brutal childhood in the deep south with eloquence and defiance

Anton Lesser brings poise and depth to this classic adaptation, conjuring monsters, heroes and Gods

Racial and gender politics are woven into a clever tale of murder and morals at Cambridge