TEN minutes before the end of The Fall and I’m pretty sure they’re going to get him.

THE scene-setting first few moments of any new docusoap happen so quickly that you can doubt yourself when, say, you see a boss pass the desk of one of his workers and tweak a nipple.

THE new Saturday night ITV drama import for summer is set at the intersection you never knew existed: the point where Homeland meets Mr And Mrs Smith meets – blimey – Dick Emery.

Lord Patten has survived fearsome storms as Conservative Party chairman and Hong Kong’s last governor, but restoring faith in the BBC will be heavy weather, he tells Stephen McGinty

WHAT a fab and groovy thing David Bowie – Five Years was, and what a strange square world we lived in back when its subject first dazzled.

WHEN I found out the new drama The Fall wasn’t, after all, the story of a chaotic rock band with almost 50 ex-members and one constant – incorrigible, irascible Mark E Smith – I was disappointed. But the feeling didn’t last, because this is a psychological thriller and a good one, maybe the best since The Shadow Line.