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Love Is Blind UK viewers have questioned whether Jack is genuinely seeking a relationship after he disappeared from the apartment for a two-hour walk at 5 a.m., failed to contact Faye and disabled his location sharing. Fans interpreted the incident, along with his earlier confusion involving Faye and Ciara, as evidence that he may be on the show for publicity rather than love. Other viewers defended Jack as authentic and said Faye's concerns about checking his phone could also undermine the relationship. The next two episodes are scheduled for release on Netflix on August 26.

The Big Deal with Steph McGovern, a new BBC Two competition following amateur art dealers, is reported to have descended into tension as contestants disagreed over artwork selections and sales strategies. Arguments involving Daisy, Rebecca, Darren and Graham led other participants to step away, with Darren describing a clear divide driven by differing personalities and tastes. The contestants are competing to sell contemporary art to furnish luxury homes, with the lowest commission earners facing elimination.

Viewers of the third season of Love Is Blind UK have criticized what they see as an increase in explicit flirting and sexual discussions among contestants. Some fans described the conversations as awkward, trashy and overly intimate for a recorded program, while others argued that discussing sexual compatibility is important because the show's accelerated dating process leaves little time to address it naturally.

Love Is Blind UK fans believe Jack and Faye may suffer heartbreak after Jack mistakenly called Faye “Fran” and faced criticism for telling two women he loved them. Viewers also questioned his authenticity and described his behavior toward Faye as manipulative, love-bombing, and a red flag, although some still hope the couple works out.

Marriages on Love Is Blind UK are legally binding, Netflix has confirmed, provided the couples meet UK requirements such as giving notice, marrying at approved premises and having an authorised officiant. Contestants receive time away from cameras before the ceremony to consider their decisions, while producer Naz Karim says they retain control over whether to continue and marry. Former participant Sarover reportedly completed her divorce from Kal, illustrating that marriages formed on the show can require formal divorce proceedings.

HBO Max has confirmed a second season of IT: Welcome to Derry, which will move the story back to 1935 during the Great Depression and focus on the Bradley Gang massacre. No release date has been announced. Fans largely welcomed the renewal and praised the first season, although some criticized the earlier historical setting as an unoriginal direction. The series is being developed further by Andy and Barbara Muschietti with Brad Caleb Kane, expanding the mythology surrounding Pennywise and Derry.

Crime Files with David Wilson is a four-season Scottish true crime documentary series hosted by criminologist David Wilson. It examines notorious cases including those of serial killers Peter Tobin and Peter Manuel, the murder of Jean Milne, and an unsolved child disappearance, while exploring criminal psychology, legal history and offenders’ motives. The series is recommended for fans of Mindhunter and can be streamed on STV Player and BBC iPlayer.

BBC Breakfast moved from BBC One to BBC Two and the BBC News Channel just over an hour into its Sunday, August 16 broadcast to make way for live coverage of the European Athletics Championships from Birmingham. Hosts Roger Johnson and Luxmy Gopal informed viewers of the change, which prompted mixed reactions on social media. The programme continued with segments including a report on rising demand for pet food banks, while the following day's broadcast was expected to return to its normal BBC One schedule.

Channel 4 has teased fans with a social-media post hinting that details of new episodes of 24 Hours in Police Custody could be released soon. The documentary series follows police investigations from emergency calls through to conviction and has a strong following. No official release date has been announced, although viewers are hopeful after earlier episodes were replaced by repeats and the show can currently be streamed online.

Disney has announced that its live-action Tangled remake will reach theaters on March 31, 2028. A leaked preview shown at a D23 event features Teagan Croft as Rapunzel, Milo Manheim as Flynn Rider and Kathryn Hahn as Mother Gothel, with filming underway in Spain. Fans praised the casting and apparent chemistry but were divided over the remake, with some criticizing Disney for revisiting established stories and expressing frustration at the lengthy wait for release.

Wildfires in Stourbridge destroyed about 19 homes and burned 40 acres, prompting a BBC Breakfast report from affected residents. One woman said the fires destroyed all of her late mother's memories, while another described being terrified as the flames spread. Up to 120 firefighters were deployed, arson had not been ruled out, and an emergency alert warned of a very high national wildfire risk across England and Wales. Reporter Amy Cole described the destruction as catastrophic, while Andy Burnham urged residents to take the warning seriously.

The new true crime documentary series Last Seen On Holiday examines the disappearances of British and American travellers abroad, with each episode focusing on a separate case and the efforts of authorities, families and friends to find answers. The first two episodes cover Tyler Kerry’s disappearance during a family holiday in Turkey and the 2004 disappearance of 14-year-old Max DeVries in Aruba. New episodes are released Mondays at 9pm on Crime+Investigation, with streaming availability through Prime Video and NOW TV. Viewers have praised the series as fascinating and shocking while also finding its cases deeply upsetting.

A new documentary examines Marius Gustavson, who ran a website offering paid videos of extreme body modifications, including castrations and amputations. Gustavson pleaded guilty in 2024 to 13 offences, including multiple counts of causing grievous bodily harm with intent, and received a life sentence with a minimum term of 22 years. The investigation also exposed NHS surgeon Neil Hopper's self-inflicted amputations, fraudulent insurance claims and connection to the website; nine other people were sentenced for their roles.

A true-crime documentary on Prime Video examines former NHS vascular surgeon Neil Hopper’s hidden life. Hopper self-inflicted severe leg injuries, had both legs amputated below the knees, and fraudulently claimed more than £466,000 in insurance payouts. Police uncovered his involvement with a website distributing extreme amputation and body-modification videos after a whistle-blower investigation. He pleaded guilty to insurance fraud and possessing extreme pornographic images and received a 32-month prison sentence in September 2025. He is expected to remain in prison until 2027 and was struck off the medical register by the General Medical Council in May 2026.

Unearthed BBC footage shows vascular surgeon Neil Hopper returning to work after both legs were amputated, at the time presenting his condition as the result of a mystery illness. Later investigations reportedly found that the amputations were self-inflicted, linked to his interest in extreme body modification, and that he fraudulently claimed more than £466,000 in insurance payouts. Prime Video has released the documentary An Amputation Obsession: The Monster and the Surgeon, which examines the Cornwall case and the detectives' discovery of Hopper's double life.

Channel 4 has teased possible new episodes of 24 Hours in Police Custody by jokingly asking to join the programme’s fan group and promising to reveal details about new instalments. Fans responded enthusiastically, repeatedly asking for more episodes after recent broadcasts ended and criticising the channel’s reliance on repeats. Official confirmation of a new series has not yet been provided.

Netflix reality dating series Let's Marry Harry ended with Harry Jowsey choosing Amber as his prospective wife. The finale followed a series of episodes that generated strong viewer backlash over uncomfortable and embarrassing scenes, with some viewers calling the show gross and criticizing its portrayal of dating. Other viewers found the series addictive, emotional and entertaining despite the criticism.

Channel 5 will broadcast the fifth episode of the sixth series of 999: Critical Condition on 12 August at 9pm, with the episode subsequently available for streaming. Filmed at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, it follows doctors treating a young mother who collapses and struggles to breathe, an 82-year-old with serious chest injuries and pneumonia risk, and a young man with a potentially life-changing spinal injury after a car crash. The series offers access to major trauma units and has received strong praise from viewers and critics for its intense portrayal of emergency care.

The BBC documentary Murder Trial: Death of a Dog Walker follows the prosecution and defence during David Campbell's murder trial at Scotland's High Courts. Brian Low, a 65-year-old former groundsman at the Edradynate Estate in Perthshire, was initially thought to have died from an accident or medical episode while walking his dog, but shotgun injuries later led police to investigate former colleague Campbell. Campbell denies the charges, while prosecutors allege that a long-standing workplace grudge provided a motive. The programme examines witness testimony, the prosecution's timeline and the defence's efforts to challenge it, while Brian's family and partner describe him as kind and widely liked.

Defence KC Tony Lenehan discusses representing David Campbell, who was accused of killing former colleague Brian Low, in the Scottish murder trial featured in the BBC documentary Murder Trial: Death of a Dog Walker. Lenehan recalls the dignity of Low’s widow, describes the unusual circumstances behind the case and explains the challenge of defending accused people while treating witnesses with sensitivity. He argues that everyone deserves legal representation because unrepresented defendants and poor communication or mental-health difficulties can increase the risk of miscarriages of justice. The documentary is available on BBC iPlayer and will also air on BBC Two.

The BBC has released two episodes of Murder Trial: Death of a Dog Walker on BBC iPlayer, with episodes also airing weekly on BBC Two. The documentary follows the Scottish High Court trial of David Campbell, who is accused of killing his former colleague Brian Low after shotgun pellets were found in Low's body. With no eyewitnesses or direct forensic evidence linking Campbell to the death, the defence challenges the prosecution's timeline, witness testimony and interpretation of CCTV, while the programme warns viewers about violence and distressing scenes.

Netflix has announced The Sticks, an eight-episode hockey drama set in the fictional Minnesota town of South Dorothy and scheduled for release in 2027. The story follows a grieving widow who coaches the team her late husband built, guiding young athletes through loss, love and rivalry. Michelle Monaghan, Scott Bakula, Emilie Bierre and several other actors make up the cast. Created by Nick Naveda, the series is produced by Shawn Levy’s 21 Laps, with Bridget Bedard serving as showrunner and executive producer.

An official Gilmore Girls documentary is in production for HBO Max, with expected involvement from Lauren Graham and creator Amy Sherman-Palladino. The project will explore the series’ lasting cross-generational popularity and include previously unseen behind-the-scenes footage. Fans reacted enthusiastically to Graham’s announcement, while many also questioned whether Alexis Bledel will participate.

E4's new reality series Cruising Paradise: Above and Below Deck follows young workers aboard luxury cruise ships operated by Princess Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises. Guest services manager Magda describes the chaotic but rewarding behind-the-scenes work, explains that her role involves helping many happy guests rather than dealing only with complaints, and discusses the difficulty of spending weeks away from family. She says the crew form a close, supportive community and enjoys helping her team, meeting passengers and exploring destinations, particularly in Europe.

Netflix documentary series The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare became the most-watched series globally during the week of July 27 to August 2, recording 18.2 million views, reaching the Top 10 in 83 countries and ranking first in 34. The three-part series revisits the 2022 killings of four University of Idaho students and emphasizes their lives and families rather than perpetrator Bryan Kohberger. Viewers praise its emotional impact, police footage and victim-centered approach, while critics say it largely recycles known information and does not answer why the killings occurred.

Jacob Whiteduck-Lavoie is a 23-year-old Canadian actor from Quebec who plays Ellis in Prime Video's coming-of-age drama Sterling Point. He began acting at 14, initially working only in French, and won a Canadian Screen Award for his role in A Colony. The article also highlights his appearances in Billie Blue, Bootlegger, Troubled Waters and Premier Trio, as well as strong fan demand for a second season of Sterling Point.

The BBC documentary Murder 24/7 examines the murder of 54-year-old Jamie Gawler in Hereford. Investigators built their case against Matthew Jonathan using forensic evidence, including a bloody footprint matched to his rare boots and videos recovered from his phone that appeared to show a prolonged assault. Jonathan later pleaded guilty to murder and received a life sentence with a minimum term of 32 years. The episode prompted strong reactions from viewers because of the graphic and disturbing evidence.

Love Is Blind UK will return to Netflix for its third season on August 19, hosted by Matt and Emma Willis. A preview trailer featuring contestants discussing themselves prompted viewers to criticize remarks including one contestant's claim that a man spent £15,000 on a first date. The season is expected to feature romance, conflicts, tears and wedding-related drama.

Netflix has announced the cast and release schedule for the third season of Love Is Blind UK. The season premieres on August 19, 2026, with episodes covering the pod dates, engagements, holidays and family meetings, followed by wedding episodes on August 26 and a reunion on August 30. A new trailer teases emotional confrontations, possible tensions among the contestants and uncertainty around some weddings. Matt and Emma Willis are returning, while the cast comprises 15 women and 16 men from across the UK.

Harry Jowsey is an Australian reality television personality known for appearing on Heartbreak Island, Too Hot to Handle, Match Me If You Can and Perfect Match, as well as Dancing With the Stars and The Wrong Paris. He is now starring in Netflix's eight-part dating series Let's Marry Harry, in which 20 potential partners are evaluated with help from his closest confidants. Episodes one through seven are available on August 5, 2026, with the finale scheduled for August 12; Jowsey also hosts the relationship podcast Boyfriend Material.

The BBC true-crime series Murder 24/7 returned with an episode examining the death of 54-year-old Jamie Gawler, who was found dead in an armchair with a towel over his face. Detectives were shocked by the scene and by post-mortem findings showing chest lacerations and extensive rib fractures. Investigators described the suspected attacker as extremely violent, sadistic and dangerous, with the second part of the case scheduled for the following evening.

Deeyah Khan’s documentary Behind the Rage: America’s Domestic Violence examines male violence against women through interviews with perpetrators, survivors, victims’ families, social workers and psychologists. The film asks whether endemic levels of male violence can be reduced and has prompted strong reactions from viewers, who describe it as difficult, disturbing and important. It is available to stream for free in the UK on ITVX and YouTube.

Murder 24/7 returns to BBC One with a two-part investigation into the 2025 murder of 54-year-old Jamie Gawler in Hereford. Police found Gawler dead in his flat with extensive blunt-force injuries, and the investigation led officers to South Wales, where belongings and bank cards linked the case to suspect Matthew Jonathan. A phone video discovered by analysts raises the possibility of another victim. The episode airs on August 4, with the conclusion following on August 5, and both episodes will be available on BBC iPlayer.

The six-part true crime documentary Red Flag is attracting renewed attention after becoming available in full on BBC iPlayer, alongside U and Channel 4. First broadcast on U in 2024, the series explores catfishing, gaslighting, abuse and other dangers in modern dating through the experiences of survivors and expert commentary. Viewers have described it as heartbreaking, harrowing and powerful, with some suggesting it could help educate young people about abusive relationships. A forthcoming series fronted by Paul C Brunson will further examine toxic relationships and the warning signs that precede them.

The five-part documentary series Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Saviour examines the crimes and prison behavior of American serial killer Hadden Clark, including his conviction for killing multiple people, one of them a six-year-old. Viewers and reviewers have described the series as exceptionally disturbing, while praising its twists, unfamiliar subject matter and deeper exploration of Clark’s family. The series is available in the UK on HBO Max and NOW TV.

Channel 4 has released all three episodes of the true-crime documentary Don't Date Brandon in the UK, following its original Paramount+ release in the United States. The series follows Amber Rasmussen and Athena Klingerman as they discover they dated the same man, Brandon Johnson, and investigate allegations of manipulation, deception and past abuse. Viewers have praised the documentary as gripping and compelling while warning that its later episodes contain disturbing and difficult-to-watch material.

Paramount+ has greenlit a Clueless sequel event series set 30 years after the 1995 film, with Alicia Silverstone returning as Cher Horowitz and serving as an executive producer. The story will follow Cher as she navigates the challenges of parenting a teenage daughter. Produced by CBS Studios, the series will be written and executive produced by Josh Schwartz, Stephanie Savage and Jordan Weiss, with production scheduled to begin in Los Angeles in 2027. While some fans welcome the chance to explore Cher’s life as an adult, others question the sequel and object to continuing the franchise without Brittany Murphy, who died in 2009.

The BBC’s third season of Murder 24/7 has drawn strong emotional reactions after an episode about the murder of a mother, including a killer’s confession in a 999 call and police officers collecting birthday presents for her sons. Viewers described the episode as one of the programme’s saddest and praised the series as superior to Channel 4’s 24 Hours in Police Custody. New episodes air Tuesdays and Wednesdays on BBC One and are available on BBC iPlayer.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day includes a post-credit scene at the very end of the credits, but no mid-credit scene. The clip shows the Spider-Tracker app detecting a new Spider-Man location in space and ends with the message “Spider-Man Will Return,” prompting fan speculation about appearances in Marvel Doomsday, Miles Morales, or the return of earlier Spider-Man actors. No theory has been confirmed. The film runs for about two and a half hours and follows Peter Parker after No Way Home; viewers are advised to revisit Tom Holland’s Spider-Man trilogy beforehand.

Channel 4’s true-crime series Murder Case: The Digital Detectives airs a new episode about the 2022 murder of Hampshire mother Samantha Holden. The episode follows investigators using digital forensics, social-media activity, body-camera footage and emergency-call records to track a suspected killer who fled across Europe. The series has attracted praise from true-crime viewers, although the cases are described as deeply disturbing. Further episodes are scheduled for August 6, with the programme also available to stream on Channel 4.

Michael Owen and his family will appear in the six-part documentary Meet the Owens, which follows their home life and horse-racing operation over a year. The series, featuring Owen, his wife Louise and their four children, will premiere all at once on Prime Video on August 28. A newly released trailer and enthusiastic fan reactions have positioned the programme as a potential hit, while its format is compared with At Home with the Furys.

The new crime drama Furious, starring Emmy Rossum as FBI agent Alice Black, has quickly attracted strong viewer enthusiasm after its debut on Hulu and Disney+. Viewers have called it gripping, addictive and one of the year’s best new shows, although only three of its eight episodes are currently available. New episodes are released weekly on Mondays, and the series has reportedly earned a 100% Rotten Tomatoes rating. The show was created by Elizabeth Meriwether and has been compared with Killing Eve because of its prominent female leads.

Aitch’s Netflix documentary, Aitch: Don’t Be Afraid, follows his climb of Mount Kilimanjaro with friends and family to raise awareness and funds for the Down’s Syndrome Association in honour of his younger sister Gracie, who has Down syndrome. The feature highlights Aitch’s close relationship with Gracie and her twin sister Hattie, alongside his previous advocacy through the song My G with Ed Sheeran. It also reports conflicting estimates of Aitch’s wealth, ranging from about £3.5 million to £14.4 million in Heat’s 2025 Rich List.

New episodes of the BBC true crime series Expert Witness have been added to BBC iPlayer, with Season 5 releasing daily on BBC One before streaming. The series explores complex UK criminal cases using forensic science and expert testimony, including investigations involving Ashley Dale and cases highlighted by Thames Valley Police. Viewers have expressed enthusiasm for the new instalments and previous episodes remain available to watch.

Disney Plus has greenlit a new film, The Cheetah Girls: Next Gen, featuring returning original cast members including Raven-Symoné and Adrienne Bailon alongside a new younger cast. The story follows Galleria, Chanel, and Galleria’s daughter Faith on a trip to Africa, where new friendships and challenges lead to the rise of a new Cheetah Girls group. Fans voiced strong excitement on social media, celebrating the franchise’s return and nostalgic legacy.

Harry Jowsey is launching his own Netflix reality dating series, Let’s Marry Harry, featuring guidance from close friends Amanda Kloots, Georgia Hassarati and Sonny Henty. The eight-episode series will debut on August 5 with the finale released on August 12. The article highlights Jowsey’s past reality TV and acting work and notes strong fan support following his announcement.

Fans anticipate a repeat broadcast of 24 Hours in Police Custody featuring The Home County Cartel, a 2020 episode about dismantling a major drug-smuggling network. Viewers on social media frequently cite the instalment as one of their favourites, praising its detailed look at surveillance operations and police work. Despite the positive reactions, many express frustration over recent weeks of repeat episodes and call for new content. The second part of the special airs the following Wednesday.

Fans believe a hand tattoo worn by footballer Hector Bellerin resembles ex-partner Jasmine Muller, now a contestant on Love Island. Social media users highlighted similarities to an old Instagram photo of her, while the article recounts Jasmine’s recent emotional storyline on the show and her past relationship with Bellerin. Neither party has confirmed the tattoo’s meaning, though Jasmine previously said the pair ended their relationship on good terms.

A Netflix documentary episode revisits the 2012 Richmond Hill explosion in Indiana, caused by a planned insurance fraud involving Monserrate Shirley and Mark Leonard. The blast killed Dion and Jennifer Longworth, injured others and destroyed more than 30 homes, leading to the demolition and rebuilding of much of the community. Some former residents chose not to return, while others stayed as the neighborhood recovered. A decade later, rebuilding continues, though the lot where Shirley’s home once stood remains vacant.

A four‑part Netflix true crime series titled Worst Neighbor Ever has reached the platform’s top‑10 rankings, drawing strong reactions for its disturbing accounts of violent neighbour disputes. The show uses body‑cam footage, CCTV, interviews and animated reenactments to depict cases ranging from insurance‑scam explosions to fatal shootings. Viewers on social media describe the episodes as shocking, emotional and nightmare‑inducing, with particular emphasis on the intensity of episode three.

Fans of Channel 4’s documentary series 24 Hours in Police Custody have identified Season 8 Episode 5, The Detective and The Surgeon, as the standout instalment, urging newcomers to watch it without prior research. Viewers also recommended other memorable episodes, including Sex and Corruption, Black Widow and The Murder Messages, highlighting the show’s continued impact through its intense real-life investigations.

A Netflix true crime series revisits the 2012 Indiana house explosion caused by an insurance scam orchestrated by Monserrate Shirley, her boyfriend Mark Leonard and his brother. The episode features survivor accounts, bodycam footage, CCTV and 911 calls depicting the scale of destruction that killed two people and damaged dozens of homes. Testimonies describe the blast’s immediate chaos, the massive flames and the long‑lasting impact on the community.

Channel 4 airs a repeat episode of 24 Hours in Police Custody titled A Moment of Madness, featuring a disturbing hotel incident involving a blood‑soaked man claiming to have killed someone. The episode includes bodycam and CCTV footage and features police constable Georgina Kindred recounting her initial response. Viewer warnings have been issued due to strong language and graphic descriptions, while social media users continue to praise the series as one of the best true‑crime documentaries on television.

A Netflix true‑crime documentary revisits the 2012 Richmond Hill, Indiana explosion that killed two people and destroyed dozens of homes, revealing it was deliberately set by Moncy Shirley, her boyfriend Mark Leonard and his half brother Bob for insurance fraud. Shirley is serving a 50‑year sentence, Bob Leonard remains imprisoned on two life sentences plus 70 years, and Mark Leonard died in prison in 2018 after receiving two life sentences and an additional 75 years.

A Netflix true crime documentary recounts the violent dispute between Shawna Scott, her husband David, and neighbor Frances Zaayer that ended in a 2018 shooting which killed David and left Shawna with severe facial injuries requiring 16 surgeries. Shawna reflects on her recovery, her fears about Zaayer’s possible parole, and her renewed relationship with her daughter and grandchildren, who have since moved back to Mount Sterling.

A new Netflix true crime series revisits the escalating feud between Frances Zaayer and neighbors Shawna and David Scott in Kentucky, culminating in Zaayer fatally shooting David and severely injuring Shawna in 2018. Zaayer pleaded guilty to multiple charges and is serving a 35‑year prison sentence, with parole eligibility in 2038. The documentary uses bodycam footage, victim testimony, and animated reenactments to depict the long‑running conflict and its tragic outcome.

A dramatic episode of Casualty sees tensions rise between Stevie and Dylan following an investigation into misconduct, while clinical lead Flynn pursues concerns about abuse within the army. Young soldier Rory prepares to report Colonel Bard but changes his mind after his friend Kev dies, leaving Flynn’s next steps uncertain.

A reviewer strongly endorses the true‑crime docuseries The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst, highlighting its extensive research, critical acclaim and dramatic final episode. The series’ unsettling portrayal of Durst and its shocking conclusion are emphasised as reasons it stands out as one of the most compelling documentaries available, prompting viewers to continue directly into its second season.

Channel 4 will air a repeat episode of 24 Hours in Police Custody titled Sudden Death: Think Murder, originally broadcast in 2019. The episode follows an investigation into the sudden death of a 48‑year‑old woman that leads detectives across Europe, and viewers are warned about graphic and potentially upsetting content. The documentary series continues to attract strong audience praise for its raw depiction of criminal investigations.

A new Prime Video documentary, TikTok: The Mother & Daughter Killers, examines a fatal car crash in Leicestershire that led to a murder investigation involving TikTok influencer Mahek Bukhari and her mother, Ansreen. Detectives uncovered a hidden affair, alleged blackmail and a sequence of events that resulted in the deaths of Hashim Ijazuddin and Saqib Hussain. The documentary retraces the victims’ final movements and explores how the pair were forced off the road, revealing a darker reality behind the Bukharis’ online image.

A new trailer for Spider-Man Brand New Day reveals the return of Mark Ruffalo’s savage Hulk, exciting fans who have waited years for the character’s reappearance. The film follows Peter Parker after the events of No Way Home as he seeks help from Bruce Banner, whose transformation device fails and unleashes the classic Hulk. Fan reactions highlight widespread enthusiasm for the character’s comeback ahead of the movie’s July 31 release.

Channel 4 is airing a repeat episode of its true‑crime series 24 Hours in Police Custody, featuring a complex 2015 murder investigation without a body that spanned local woods and locations across Europe. Cambridgeshire Police describe the case as involving modern slavery concerns and urge the public to report warning signs. Viewers have praised the programme for its gripping and harrowing portrayal of real investigations, with many calling it one of the best true‑crime shows available.

Prime Video will release the three‑episode docuseries Murder 101 on July 13, adapting the popular iHeart true‑crime podcast about a Tennessee sociology class that helped uncover links in the Redhead Murders cold case. The series highlights teacher Alex Campbell’s 2018 classroom investigation, praised for engaging students and bringing renewed attention to long‑forgotten victims. Early social‑media reactions show strong enthusiasm for the adaptation.

A disturbing episode of the true‑crime documentary series Crime in Progress has shocked UK viewers with graphic real‑time investigation footage, particularly a case involving dismembered body parts found by the Cohee family. Episode six prompted warnings and strong reactions, with many viewers expressing discomfort or sickness while others praised the series as one of the best in its genre. The show, available on Crime + Investigation, Prime Video, and Sky Go, has gained a devoted following for its raw body‑cam and surveillance‑based storytelling, prompting fans to call for additional seasons.

Netflix released an emotional trailer for Heartstopper Forever, the final film concluding Nick and Charlie’s love story as they navigate the challenges of a long-distance relationship. Fans reacted strongly to the emotional tone, storyline tension, and the inclusion of a new Olivia Rodrigo track. The film premieres July 17.

Sarover Aujla confronts her former partner Kal in the upcoming Love Is Blind UK: After the Altar special, sparking emotional and tense exchanges highlighted in newly released preview footage. Cast members react to the drama while fans express strong anticipation for the July 12 Netflix release, which promises additional conflicts and heightened emotions among Season 2 participants.

Netflix will release the new true crime spin-off Worst Neighbor Ever in the UK on July 1, featuring real-life neighbour disputes escalating into harassment, violence, and murder investigations through interviews, bodycam footage, and reenactments. Created by the team behind Worst Ex Ever and Worst Roommate Ever, the series has generated enthusiasm from fans and producer Jason Blum, with viewers praising the franchise’s format and expressing strong anticipation for the new episodes.