Modern day stars like Peter Kay don’t want privacy, but invisibility

Mark Lawson

“Tokenism is no use to anyone” – more women on panel shows won’t change anything

“There’s nothing wrong with sounding posh”: why we shouldn’t condemn received pronunciation

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Jamie Oliver: TV adverts can be good – if they’re selling healthy food

“There’s snobbery at work here”: Bafta TV keeps snubbing popular dramas like Broadchurch and Doctor Foster

Give us more Millionaire with Jeremy Clarkson, ITV… and don’t change a thing

Tim Glanfield

Peter Kay’s comedy Car Share deserves a proper send-off says former Home Secretary Alan Johnson

Germaine Greer: Shows like The Bridge repeatedly depict violence against women – so why are we watching?

“For crying out loud, could everyone stop blubbing on TV?” Alison Graham on Britain’s Best Home Cook

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“Never too old”: John Higgins shows why snooker isn’t a young man’s game anymore

Best of the week’s radio & podcasts: Radio 2’s Funny Fortnight, Chinese Characters, The Football Ramble

“Finally, white friends were interested in our culture”: author Nikesh Shukla on the power of multicultural TV

Have Casualty’s storylines become too political?

Ma Mary and Aunt Sarah are the unsung heroes of Derry Girls

Sarah Doran

Canon Giles Fraser: religious belief isn’t boring – despite what John Humphrys says