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 Elaine Reilly Published
Fake or Fortune? season 11 — Philip Mould teams up with Fiona Bruce to determine bogus art from the real deal.

By Hannah Davies Published
Big Little Journeys follows six tiny animals as they embark on the biggest journeys of their lives.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Grand Slammers on ITV1 sees England’s 2003 World Cup rugby legends training prisoners for a match against Australia.

By Hannah Davies Published
Casualty's Nigel Harman gave us an exclusive interview about making his dancefloor debut on Strictly Come Dancing.

By Nicholas Cannon, Hannah Davies last updated
The Finish Line is a game show on BBC One hosted by Roman Kemp and Sarah Greene.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Boot Dreams: Now Or Never sees Roman Kemp helping 16 failed footballers get one last chance of achieving their dreams.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Top Guns: Inside The RAF on Channel 4 follows RAF pilots as they prepare for potential conflict.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
The Reunion is a twisty ITV1 and ITVX thriller starring Ioan Gruffudd, Grégory Fitoussi, Dervla Kirwan and Rupert Graves.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Susan Calman's Summer By the Sea on Channel 5 sees the comedian visiting Britain’s best-loved beach resorts.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Buckingham Palace with Alexander Armstrong on Channel 5 spills secrets about the royal residence's scandalous history.

By Hannah Davies Published
Netflix’s true crime docuseries The King Who Never Was focuses on the last heir to the throne of Italy and his arrest for killing a 19-year-old holidaymaker.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
A Wright Family Holiday on BBC1 sees Mark Wright travelling around the UK with his dad and brother.

By Hannah Davies, Nicholas Cannon Published
Great British Dog Walks with Phil Spencer sees the presenter hiking with his dog Luna and some celebrity pals.

By Hannah Davies Published
Steeltown Murders is based on a series of killings in Wales in the 1970s. But who was the culprit and how did the police catch him? Here’s everything you need to know…

By Nicholas Cannon, Hannah Davies Published
Everyone’s A Winner on BBC1, Fleur East counts down Eurovision’s 20 most popular losing acts.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Ruby Wax Cast Away on Channel 5 sees the comedian stranded alone on a deserted island near Madagascar for 10 gruelling days.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
The Big Interiors Battle on Channel 4 is hosted by AJ Odudu and sees amateur designers competing to win a swish apartment.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
The Diplomat on Netflix sees Keri Russell play the US ambassador to Britain during a time of international crisis.

By Nicholas Cannon, Hannah Davies Published
Jason and Clara: In Memory of Maudie sees actor Jason Watkins and his wife Clara Francis reveal the trauma of losing their two-year-old daughter to sepsis.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Highland Cops on BBC2 takes viewers behind the scenes of Police Scotland’s remote Highlands and Islands Division.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Reunion Hotel on BBC2 sees Alex Jones reuniting people with a special someone from their past.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Redemption on ITV1 stars Paula Malcomson as a detective searching for the killer of her estranged daughter.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Boston Strangler on Hulu and Disney Plus stars Keira Knightley and Carrie Coon as two crusading journalists hunting an elusive killer in the 1960s.
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