Hannah Davies
Hannah has been writing about TV for national newspapers and magazines ever since the 1990s when she covered the soaps for Woman magazine — and she still prides herself on rarely having missed an episode of EastEnders. Since then she’s written for various publications, including What To Watch, TV Times, What’s On TV, TV & Satellite Week, Woman & Home, Psychologies and Good Housekeeping.
Apart from EastEnders, her other favorite shows include Succession, Unforgotten, Line of Duty, Motherland and anything by Russell T Davies. When Hannah isn’t watching or writing about telly, you’re likely to find her enjoying London’s latest theatre shows, taking her campervan on a wet UK holiday or embarrassing her teenage kids.
Latest articles by Hannah Davies

By David Hollingsworth, Hannah Davies Published
The Island sees family liaison officer Kat Crichton thrown into a dark murder mystery...

By Nicholas Cannon Last updated
The Traitors UK season 3, starting on New Year's Day, sees Claudia Winkleman introduce the new contestants and some shock twists...

By Hannah Davies, Nicholas Cannon Last updated
Gordon Buchanan: My Epic Camel Adventure on BBC2 sees the wildlife filmmaker on trek across the Gobi Desert for Christmas.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
The Great Christmas Sewing Bee 2024 sees the sewing skills of four famous faces put to the test.

By Nicholas Cannon Last updated
Midas Man on Prime Video brings the 1960s music scene to life in a movie about the influential Beatles’ manager Brian Epstein played by Jacob Fortune-Lloyd.

By Hannah Davies Published
The 11 remaining Strictly couples reveal all the creepy goings-on backstage for Halloween Week.

By Nicholas Cannon Last updated
Rivals on Disney Plus is an adaptation of the famous Jilly Cooper novel with David Tennant, Aidan Turner, Alex Hassell, Katherine Parkinson and Danny Dyer among the cast.

By Hannah Davies Published
Casualty star Barney Walsh opens up on an important chapter in Cam’s heartbreaking story, and what the future holds for the young nurse…

By Grace Morris Last updated
The Yorkshire Vet season 18 sees vets Peter Wright and Julian Norton return to help animals of all kinds.

By Hannah Davies, Nicholas Cannon Last updated
Changing Ends season 2 gives us more hilarious semi-autobiographical tales about comedian Alan Carr’s childhood.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Cooking Buddies is a new series hosted by Jamie Oliver’s 13-year-old son Buddy sharing his favourite recipes and having fun with friends.

By Nicholas Cannon Last updated
Outrageous Homes sees Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen explore the UK’s most bonkers homes for a new Channel 4 series.

By Nicholas Cannon Last updated
Springwatch 2024 arrives on BBC2 for more live wildlife observations with presenters Michaela Strachan, Chris Packham, Gillian Burke and Iolo Williams.

By Nicholas Cannon Last updated
Bay Of Fires is an Australian drama starring Marta Dusseldorp as a mum of two who's forced to move to Tasmania only to find more trouble.

By Nicholas Cannon Last updated
A League of Their Own: Mexican Road Trip sees the gang head for Mexico for a fiesta of fun challenges.

By Nicholas Cannon Last updated
Jinkx Monsoon reveals everything about the latest Doctor Who villain Maestro who ruins the Swinging Sixties for the Beatles and Cilla Black!

By Nicholas Cannon Last updated
Michael Palin In Nigeria on Channel 5 sees the Monty Python star take a 1300-mile journey across Nigeria.

By Nicholas Cannon, Hannah Davies Last updated
Midsomer Murders: The Blacktrees Prophecy on ITV1 and ITVX sees Barnaby and Winter investigating the strange death of a doomsday prepper.

By Nicholas Cannon Last updated
SCOOP on Netflix stars Rufus Sewell, Gillian Anderson, Keeley Hawes and Billie Piper in a drama about Newsnight’s bombshell interview with Prince Andrew.

By Nicholas Cannon Last updated
Andi Oliver’s Fantastic Feasts is an uplifting party-planning series on BBC2.

By Nicholas Cannon Last updated
Coma on Channel 5 sees Jason Watkins play a family man who fells a teenager with one punch and tries to lie his way out of the crime.

By Nicholas Cannon Last updated
The Hairy Bikers Go West sees chef pals, the late Dave Myers and Si King rev their engines for a tour of the UK’s Wild West.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Great British Railway Journeys season 15 on BBC2 sees politician-turned-presenter Michael Portillo explore Britain’s post-war history by train.
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