Channel 4

Television review: With Domhnall Gleeson, Aisling Bea and 2023 Oscar nominee Andrea Riseborough in lead roles, the Channel 4 series has much going for it, but it is simply not likeable

No joke: The BBC has begun publicising the next series of The Young Offenders, but RTÉ has deferred its broadcast of the comedy until 2025

Including Andrew Trimble: For Ulster and Ireland, High Road Low Road and more

Ralf Little returns as the neurotic but brilliant detective Neville Parker while The Hairy Bikers are going west

Tubridy’s loss was Kielty’s gain on RTÉ, while of the streamers Netflix reasserted dominance as Disney+ floundered with anaemic efforts

Big Brother, House of Kardashian, The Reckoning, Viva Mary and more

From boozing Boris in Partygate to the treacherous tech-fuelled modern dating game in Fool for Love

‘Number of allegations of sexual offences’ received by Metropolitan Police following media investigation

The Great British Bake Off and dark new comedy Obituary are among the highlights

Television: Presenter Anna Richardson explores how drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy work and the potential side effects

YouTube stops actor from making money on its platform while BBC pulls material that ‘now falls below public expectations’

Comedian and actor (48) faces rape, sexual assault and emotional abuse allegations following Dispatches documentary

Calls for comedian’s UK tour to be cancelled after allegations of offences against four women

Television: Brand was enabled by those around him as his career took him from Big Brother to Hollywood, says Channel 4

Neighbours returns for a new era, while The Continental delves into the world of John Wick

Patrick Freyne: Selling Super Houses and Crazy Rich Agents both feature hope-filled youngsters performing humiliating tasks for business moguls

Yewande Biala is charming and full of empathy in Secrets of the Female Orgasm, where she speaks forthrightly about her sexual hang-ups

Including The Woman in the Wall, Selling Super Houses, Hatton and more

Patrick Freyne: In the reality show Alone, one survivalist wants to ‘see what I’m made of’. Perhaps the bears can help

Live music, vivid history chronicles from Northern Ireland and Australia, and the welcome return of a cross-generational sleuthing team

New drama series starring Sigourney Weaver, Celebrity MasterChef is back, and more

Patrick Freyne: Agent Scanlon is proceeding successfully with her mission to destabilise the British housing market

Elle Fanning is excellent as real-life Michelle Carter, whose relationship with Conrad Roy ended tragically

Including Million Dollar Pigeons, Dial M for Middlesbrough, David Harewood on Blackface and the return of Good Omens

Television: In Am I a R*tard? the comedian Rosie Jones lays bare the abuse she faces every day because of her disability

From Chris Packham’s topical take on an ancient mass extinction event to the real-life succession of Rupert Murdoch

From teen crime drama Then You Run to the time Wham! took over the world

From David Tennant as poisoning victim Alexander Litvinenko to Catherine Tate as queen of Australia

From Lily Rose Depp as an up-and-coming pop star in The Idol to a Phillip Schofield-free British Soap Awards

Television: Depp v Heard, on Channel 4, begins with a blow-by-blow reprisal of last year’s libel trial

From the world’s first social media trial in Depp V Heard to a retelling of the Troubles in Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland

From a concert to mark the coronation of King Charles to Ireland’s Eurovision semi-final

The Problem Prince is a compelling documentary about one of the most extraordinary interviews in the history of British television

Emer McLysaght: The presenters of Channel 4′s Taskmaster have effortlessly introduced Mae Martin

Patrick Freyne: On Scared of the Dark, Danny Dyer has locked eight celebs in a pitch-black bunker. He’s basically the angel of death

In this Channel 4 documentary, Grylls is very good at being earnest and is genuinely moved by the fortitude of Ukraine

Patrick Freyne: Rise and Fall, Channel 4′s new reality show, will be studied by political scientists for years

Television: A fascinating reminder of anarchy and misogyny of British media in 1980s and 1990s

Including Bono & The Edge: A Sort of Homecoming with David Letterman, the Academy Awards and more

Including George Michael: Outed, Réaltaí na Gaeltachta, The Dry and more