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For many people, it's the ultimate property dream - owning a Scottish castle. But behind the romantic fantasy of living in a fairytale home, there is often the harsh economic reality that castles have to earn their keep. With a unique set of costly problems - from leaky turrets and damp stone walls to erratic plumbing and wonky doorways - owners of some of the country's finest castles have revealed the imaginative ways in which they make their properties pay. While the most popular commercial venture is offering B&B - bed and battlements - to paying guests, the alternatives are as varied as the fortresses themselves. Dramatic architecture makes an ideal location for film makers and TV crews, or a thrilling backdrop to a murder mystery weekend, while the romance of castles makes them a perfect fit for grand weddings and hedonistic parties.

A heart-rendering romance, deranged political satire and the horrifying tale of a real-life stalker... there's so much to sink your teeth into this weekend. We've selected the 20 best shows to watch On Demand right now - sifting through thousands of options to save you the bother. Looking for a new series to stream? Read on to find out the shows worth investing your time in...

In a recent adaptation of The Talented Mr Ripley, an air stewardess, is involved in a stylish whodunnit and a star-studded melodrama you don't want to miss? Which of these 30 psychological thrillers will you binge next? Our analysts have chosen the most chilling shows to watch on Demand right now, sifting through hundreds of choices to save you the hassle. Can't decide what to watch tonight?

On Tuesday, Cate Blanchett and Matt Smith appeared at An Encounter of the People press night in London's West End. As she attended The Duke of York Theatre's performance, the actress, 54, sported two kooky specs and a slouchy jacket. The Oscar winner wore grey baggy trousers with a black and white blouse and a black blazer over top.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Westminster Abbey giants have decided to return a sacred tabot (a symbolic tablet) to the Ethiopian church, which was looted by British troops in 1868. The HRH's vast Royal Collection of art, jewelry, furniture, decorative arts, and costume is the world's biggest private collection of treasures, and it includes several dubiously acquired treasures. Queen Victoria even arranged a special exhibition to commemorate items confiscated from monarchs that had been overthrown by her troops.

With thousands of shows on offer across each category, the number of subscription options on offer in the United Kingdom can seem almost endless. Any platform has particular terms and conditions, while still providing a sample of shows and movies that appeal to various tastes. Our analysts from The Mail's Weekend magazine have rigorously reviewed over 22 services on sale in the United Kingdom and selected which provide the best value for money. They also have a rundown of which is the fastest to cancel and which service to choose based on your viewing preferences. Read their definitive guide here:

EXCLUSIVE: The Succession star (bottom right and left) was one of many famous faces to join The House of St Barnabas in London's trendy Soho district in 2013 - a charitable private venue run by people who have lived in poverty. Cox, 77, followed fellow Scot and later-day Doctor Who Peter Capaldi (bottom right, right), and Pulp musician Jarvis Cocker in supporting the project from the beginning as founding members. However, both the club and the charity behind it have been in administration this week after dealing with too many 'rainy days' in the form of the coronavirus pandemic, the cost of living crisis, transportation strikes, and a ceiling collapse last year.

The House of St Barnabas on Soho Square in London has operated as a charity for the homeless for over 150 years, but in 2013 it was turned into an exclusive club for big-name supporters such as Cox (left) and Capaldi (right). It prided itself on retaining people who had suffered with homelessness, and it was also responsible for assisting them in finding their feet with a safe and secure home. The St Barnabas boss announced that it was "the club that never joined the club," combining exclusivity with paid employees, the highest London Living Wage, and a business model that has been declared "unsustainable."

From action comedies to back-stabbing reality shows, be sure to check out our analysts' picks of the best shows to watch right now. This weekend, the experts have compiled a list of their top ten shows on Netflix, as well as reviewing recent launches. To find out what to watch this weekend, go to the following links.

Robson Green, 59, is a retired professional who appears to be on BBC2 every evening with his Weekend Escapes, urging us to indulge in sedate hobbies such as star-gazing or fly-fishing. In Criminal Record on Apple TV+, he's a junior detective compared to Peter Capaldi, who is now starring aged 65 as a cynical DCI.

It's a play that children in primary schools around the United Kingdom look forward to playing in every Christmas. But who would take on the leading roles if Hollywood cast a new movie based on The Nativity? MailOnline used ChatGPT to answer this burning question. Although the AI bot predicts that producers will need CGI for Baby Jesus, it would suggest a number of well-known celebrities to play the other roles. So, do you agree with its star-studded suggestions?

As the BBC celebrated the 60th anniversary of the science-fiction television series by airing a specially colored version of the Doctor's first encounter with the Daleks last week, I had to do some time-travelling of my own last week. For those who were young and handsome enough to share the planet Skaro with the Daleks, there was my actor father, playing Ganatus, a handsome Thal. I sat watching, spellbound, and somewhat dumbfounded, but it was more on my couch than it's. Mind you, it might have been different if it had been the Cybermen, as they are still frightening. The fact that Dad once fought the Daleks has been part of Bond family history, but no one of us had actually seen it since it was broadcast. And now he was, his blond hair dyed even more blonde, though the coloring process seemed to have turned him strawberry blonde.

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.

Terence Davies, the English filmmaker who produced several classic autobiographical films and literary adaptations, including The House Of Mirth and The Neon Bible, died at the age of 77. Davies' official Instagram account announced the news on Saturday, noting that he died 'completely at home' earlier this day after a'short illness.' With the autobiographical films Distant Voices (1988), Still Lives (1989) and The Long Day Closes (1992), the producer and screenwriter, who was born in Liverpool in 1945, began his career and quickly became known as one of Britain's best writers.

A lion limping after being stuck in a Doctor Who travel mug dumped in the New Forest by a careless tourist. Since the two-month old filly, Blackwell Night Night, got its front right hoof jammed in the metal cup, visitors have been advised to avoid littering in the Hampshire beauty spot. The object was left on the young foal overnight until its owner, Jenny Tillyer, was able to locate the animal and defuse the mug. Blackwell is seen struggling to keep up with its mother as the metal mug restricts its ability to walk, as shown in a video clip.

At least 15 vehicles have been left stranded on top of the bell bollard, which was designed to prevent drivers from cutting across pavements in the last few months as they tried to turn left at the junction in Crouch End, north London. Locals have dubbed the metal construction as the world's most expensive bollard, with drivers having to fork out thousands in vehicle recovery and repairs after getting stuck. A police van was discovered wounded and stuck on the bollard, and police were notified.

EXCLUSIVE: George (left), 60, who starred Duncan Lennox in the hit series for 20 years, died of pancreatic cancer in January 2022. Although the £8,059,966.67 'gross value' of his estate made the news, he left only £3,660,996.36 after his debts and bills were subtracted, some of which may have been paid in the form of outstanding buy-to-let mortgages. The fortune he earned was left to his widow Catrin, who said, 'George was a wonderful person at the time of his death.' Both their two children prospered. A photograph of how he expanded the tiny property empire that steadily increased in value by renting out and reinvesting the money in more bricks and mortar is now available - a representation of his international success.

On Thursday night, three of Doctor Who's most famous actors reunited at the press night for ex-showrunner Steven Moffat's latest play The Unfriend. Before leaving the series in 2017, David Tennant, Peter Capaldi, and Peter Davison all joined a number of actors to assist the writer and producer, who wrote a number of episodes of Doctor Who before stepping down. As they posed at the event, the three actors, who have appeared in various iterations of the timelord, were seen grinning and clasping their arms around each other.

All rise! The Crown Court has reconvenes. For the first time since its original run ended in 1984, the 1970s afternoon drama series that brought viewers into a virtual courtroom - but with a jury of real people delivering their verdict. Talking Pictures, a digital TV network, will air from 2.30 p.m. tomorrow. Talking Pictures, which aired for 11 series and 879 episodes from 1972 to 1984, will repeat the ground-breaking story from the beginning. Well, every British actor you've seen in it: from Peter Capaldi to Maubent, Jim Broadbent to Colin Firth, whose first television role was as a cop in a 1984 episode.

Fay Weldon, a writer who has written The Life And Loves Of A She-Devil and Praxis, has died at the age of 91. More than 30 books have been published as well as short stories and plays written for television, radio, and stage, as well as ITV's hit show Upstairs, Downstairs. 'It's with great sadness that we learn of Fay Weldon's (CBE), author, essayist, and playwright,' according to a family's statement. "She died peacefully this morning, January 4, 2023." In a note shared on her website, the writer first told her readers that she had been admitted to hospital with a broken bone in her back and then with a stroke. Weldon, who was born in New Zealand in 1931, was taken up in New Zealand and returned to the United Kingdom as a child. She continued to study economics and psychology at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, and then received an honorary doctorate from the University in 1990. Weldon served in London and as a reporter before heading to London to work as an advertisement copywriter. In 1967, she moved to concentrate on her writing and published her first book, The Fat Woman's Joke.

On Sunday, Ncuti Gatwa and Peter Capaldi were pictured together for the first time at the British Academy Scotland Awards in Glasgow. As he posed with twelfth Doctor Peter, 64, the 30-year-old Ncuti, who has signed up to play the fifteenth Doctor Who, cut a dapper figure in a light blue suit. Peter was suave in a black suit and seemed to be in deep discussions with the Sex Education expert inside the Hilton hotel's swanky DoubleTree.

On Tuesday night, Jessica Raine made a glamorous appearance at The Devil's Hour premiere in London. As she posed up a storm for the cameras, the English actress, 40, was the epitome of sophistication in a glitzy red midi dress. At the premiere of the series being shown on Prime Video later this month, she was joined by actor Peter Capaldi, 64, who was joined by her.

Jessica Raine (pictured left with Peter Capaldi) is the star of a recent supernatural drama in The Midwife. The actor talked about how filming The Devil's Hour was a frightening experience for her. Jessica began mirroring her appearance by awakening at 3.33 a.m., the devil's hour. Pictured left: Barbara Marten

A collection of the best TV shows on fall has been compiled by a weekend magazine. They have compiled a list of the best shows from various genres, including sci-fi and drama. Strictly Come Dancing, I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here (pictured left), Wednesday (pictured right) and This England (pictured top center) are among the shows planned for the forthcoming season.