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The Crown

The Demon Headmaster’s Terrence Hardiman dies aged 86

A first look at the characters of Prince William and Kate Middleton in The Crown season six have been released

The Crown’s first look images of William and Kate in final series

This is the pub reportedly owned by Banksy

Take a look at a pub reportedly owned by Banksy

5 symptoms of sepsis parents should know

In this photo illustration a computer and a mobile phone screens display the Netflix logo on March 31, 2020 in Arlington, Virginia. (Photo by Olivier DOULIERY / AFP) (Photo by OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP via Getty Images)

Here’s when Netflix password sharing crackdown will come into force

Miriam Margolyes said Netflix hit drama The Crown shouldn’t be made as it depicts members of the Royal Family who are still alive.

Miriam Margolyes hits out at Netflix’s The Crown

Squid Game Season 2 is the most anticipated TV show that is set to come out in 2023, according to monthly searches in the UK.

10 most anticipated TV shows in 2023 - including Squid Game

Netflix’s The Crown theme remixed by London pioneers Faithless

Photo issued by Netflix of Elizabeth Debicki as Diana, Princess of Wales appearing in the fifth season of the streaming website's show, The Crown.Issue date: Tuesday August 17, 2021.

The Crown criticised by Diana’s friends as her final hours are filmed

The Crown pub next to New Street Station, where Black Sabbath played their first gig

Black Sabbath pub The Crown to be restored by Birmingham Open Media

Netflix had previously defended The Crown as a “fictional dramatisation” amid criticism of its forthcoming fifth series.

Netflix adds ‘fictional’ disclaimer for The Crown’s upcoming series

Britain's former Prime Minister John Major attends the second Proclamation of Britain's new King, King Charles III

Sir John Major labels scene in The Crown as “malicious nonsense”