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Kathryn Flett of the United Kingdom explores ITV's The Dry, the tale of recovering alcoholic Shiv Sheridan (Roisin Gallagher) and her ongoing struggle for sobriety despite being surrounded by her sabotaging family.

In our reviewers' picks of the 20 best shows to watch right now, an Oscar-nominated film, racy Royals, and comedies are among the 20 best shows to watch on Demand right now. Find out what to watch this weekend by clicking here to find out what to expect this weekend.

In Sky History's enthralling new three-part series Royal Kill List, King Charles II's extraordinary zeal for revenge is chronicled. It intersperses action with commentary from three storytellers - Jared Harris (Mad Men), Joseph Fiennes (pictured, right) and Sheila Atim (Harlots) - who all represent the various warring parties' viewpoints.

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The year's end is near, and the Top Ten TV Shows of 2023 follow. From Blue Eye Samurai to Cunk On Earth, the last twelve months have been filled with amazing television all around the globe. However, with so many shows to choose from, it can be difficult to decide which is worth the watch time. MailOnline has compiled a list of the Top Ten TV shows from this year, so you won't miss out on the best from this year. Have you watched any of these stellar shows? Take a look and let us know what you're missing.

I've been doing everything over the years, from a politician to a soldier on Her Majesty's Pleasure, but on my 82nd outing tomorrow, I'll be a prison chaplain and hard at work. I am now a minister, not of the crown but of the cloth, and was ordained as a priest in 2019. It's a handbrake change from my turbulent tenure in the Commons but it's much more rewarding. In fact, I can confidently say that I have never been happier, particularly at this difficult time of year. My Christmas Day will begin early tomorrow, with me arriving at HMP Pentonville, the 185-year-old North London jail where I served for more than five years as a chaplain.

In the show's first season, Jared Harris, 62, portrayed the ailing King George VI. The Crown has been strongly chastised for its portrayal of key figures in the Royal Family and its historical inaccuracies. On BBC Radio 4's Today Programme, Harris acknowledged the uproar: 'There's always a little bit of, should you be doing this, whether they be telling this story or not.' But he added: ' My opinion is, I've not heard this, but I think the Royal Family would be delighted, because it's humanising them, you know?'

The Daily Mail's Weekend magazine has reached yet another magnificent milestone - this month we turn 30! We asked you to share our top ten TV shows so we could compile our definitive list of the 100 Greatest TV Shows voted for by you.

The Queen was known to be a mystery throughout her life, with royal watchers rarely getting a glimpse of Her Majesty's personal life. However, the Queen, who has died at the age of 96, was brought to life in the Netflix series The Crown (pictured), which chronicled her years of service, from her wedding to Prince Philip in 1947 to becoming the monarch at just 25, before finally finding her feet in the role as she met with hundreds of Prime Ministers, Presidents, and world leaders. It has also pointed to difficulties in the beginnings of her marriage to Prince George of Edinburgh, as well as her children's broken marriages throughout the four seasons. However, the show split on how true its portrayals were; in 2021, Prince Harry said that the program is 'loosely based on the truth,' and portrayed the feeling of being expected to place 'duty and service above family and everything else'; However, Prince Charles spoke out about his depiction on film, shocking Scottish politicians that he is 'nowhere near' his character on the program. So, how accurate was the portrayal of Her Majesty? FEMAIL reveals what was real and false in the drama, from her 73-year marriage to Prince Philip to her love of horses and promise to always place duty first.