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 Nicholas Cannon, Hannah Davies Published
As Happy Valley reaches its last-ever episode, here are the questions still to be answered in what promises to be a gripping finale.

By Nicholas Cannon, Hannah Davies Published
KSI: In Real Life on Prime Video follows the YouTuber, musician and boxer JJ Olatunji, aka KSI, over a year of his life.

By Hannah Davies Published
Amit Shah tells us the inside story of the police investigation into Joanna’s murder and more about playing killer chemist Faisal Bhatti.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Robson Green’s Weekend Escapes on BBC2 sees the Grantchester star travelling around North East England with celebrity pals and family.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
In Everyone Else Burns, Simon Bird plays the leader of an ultra religious sect in an outrageous new Channel 4 sitcom.

By Hannah Davies Published
Mark Stanley reveals the inside story following THAT shocking cliffhanger in Happy Valley and more about playing violent PE teacher Rob Hepworth.

By Hannah Davies Published
Will Lola and Jay’s wedding go ahead? Danielle Harold reveals the inside story on their Walford nuptials.

By Hannah Davies Published
Happy Valley star James Norton on trouble in Calderdale as the hit drama returns.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Miriam’s Dickensian Christmas on Channel 4 sees Charles Dickens fan Miriam Margolyes discover the true meaning of Christmas...

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Snow Dogs on BBC2, sees Gordon Buchanan take a dramatic dog sled adventure across Canada’s wilderness...

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Rosie Molloy Gives Up Everything is a new Sky comedy starring Sheridan Smith, Ardal O'Hanlon and Pauline McGlynn.

By Hannah Davies Published
The Masked Scammer tells the story of how ordinary Frenchman Gilbert Chikli conned the rich and famous out of millions. But who is he? And how did he get away with his crimes for so long?

By Hannah Davies Published
Who is Killer Sally? Killer Sally is Netflix’s latest true crime documentary that focuses on a shocking murder in the bodybuilding world. Here’s everything you need to know…

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Aldi's Next Big Thing on Channel 4 sees Anita Rani and Chris Bavin on the hunt for fabulous food ideas for the huge retailer.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Simon Reeve's South America on BBC2 sees Simon faces all sorts of dangers while on his travels around the continent.

By Hannah Davies Published
Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story is one of Netflix's most sinister true crime dramas. But who was serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer?

By Nicholas Cannon, Hannah Davies Last updated
My Father’s Dragon on Netflix sees an all-star cast lend their voices to the colourful animation based on a bestselling novel.

By Hannah Davies Published
Sins of Our Mother: Is it a true story and what really happened to Lori Vallow’s children Tylee and JJ? Here’s everything you need to know.

By Nicholas Cannon Published
The 2022 series of Animal Park sees Megan McCubbin join Kate Humble and Ben Fogle for plenty of amazing new stories.

By Hannah Davies Published
Ron Howard’s new film Thirteen Lives is based on the 2018 Thai cave rescue. But what really happened to the 12 boys and their football coach who were trapped underground for 18 days?

By Nicholas Cannon Published
Kew Gardens: A Year In Bloom on Channel 5 follows the historic botanical gardens over four seasons in this second series.

By Rebecca Mahoney, Hannah Davies Published
Nina Toussaint-White on why tense thriller Witness Number 3 will have you on the edge of your seat.
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