David Sexton
Son of Nobody is more proof that Yann Martel is a literary paper tiger
Although this time, at least, Yann Martel’s tale is about people, he can’t resist his animal flourishes once again
Brassic: This tale of cheeky rogues is pure filth
The comedy stars This is England's Joe Gilgun and Michelle Keegan
The Second Sleep by Robert Harris - review
The medieval future we face when our tech fails
What France’s most important writer said next
As Michel Houellebecq’s new novel is finally published in English next month, David Sexton lauds an author who captures the times like no other
A poignant backstory drives the drama in Aisling Bea’s This Way Up
Bea's comedy sees the funny side to love and loss
Inside the Bruderhof review: A look into a British religious commune
London is a strange place when you’re from a world that shuns materialism
Arabia with Levison Wood is an entrancing tour of the Middle East
Wood's latest trek is a 5,000 mile trip across the Arabian peninsula
Harlots: This feminist take on 18th century brothels is a delight
Fans of The Favourite should look out for this streaming series
Nature documentary Serengeti is a dramatic savannah soap
John Boyega narrates a new BBC nature documentary that brings an element of drama to wildlife footage
Can you justify interviewing a man who murdered his sister?
Tonight, 9pm, ITV
Something to Live For by Richard Roper — review
David Sexton reviews Something to Live For by Richard Roper
Catch-22: George Clooney stars in a new take on Heller’s classic
Tonight, Channel 4, 9pm
Britain’s got talent? You’ll believe it when you feast your eyes here
Tonight, Channel 4, 9pm
