One of Netflix's most anticipated series has released a new trailer and it has us ready to feel bleak all over again.

Des O’Driscoll looks through the highlights of what’s on the telly this week. 

Charlie Brooker is has just released the third series of Black Mirror on Netflix. He tells Ed Power it is less sci-fi and more a chance for us to study where humanity may be headed.

Netflix is churning out serious amounts of content these days, and now we know when some of their biggest new and returning shows are set to air.

The best of this week’s TV in one place. 

You might have noticed that today’s Daily Mail has caused a bit of a stir.

Brendan O’Carroll delves into the killing of his grandfather by British forces in Who Do You Think You Are?, tomorrow on RTÉ One.

Never one to mince his words, Charlie Brooker returns to the BBC with a new instalment of satirical show Weekly Wipe. Kate Samuelson finds out what to expect from series three – and why nothing should be off-limits in comedy.

UK comedian Sarah Millican has hit back against online criticism she received over her choice of dress at the 2013 Bafta awards.

I AM 40 years of age. I just got my first smartphone. Along with a bottle of water, the smartphone has become an indispensable accessory. I’m beginning to understand why. I’ve just put down a week using one. I have long been aware of its attractions, despite my technophobia.

Highlights includethe return of Anne Doyle, and Simon Reeve's new show on pilgrimages

DOMHNALL Gleeson holds up a pint of Guinness and takes a sip.

Highlights include She's the Business, a documentary on female Irish entrepreneurs.

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They played arch-rivals in political satire 'The Thick Of It', but Rebecca Front and Peter Capaldi shared the glory at the British Comedy Awards.

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The high-proflie case of a man found guilty of sending a menacing tweet returns to court in Britain today.

Some of the biggest stars of the small screen will be on the red carpet tonight at the TV Baftas.

Top Gear has been recognised with a major international award for its worldwide success.

A TV drama about serial killer Fred West headed the shortlist for the TV Baftas today with nominations for four awards.

A man found guilty of sending a “menacing tweet” was the victim of a legal “steamroller” that threatened to make the law look silly, it was argued at the High Court.

Comic Miranda Hart could be set to repeat her triumph of last year after she was nominated for four gongs at the British Comedy Awards.

SATURDAY

Celebrities shared their thoughts on the unfolding day by posting messages online. Many took to Twitter to air their views.

Presenter Konnie Huq is leaving 'The X Factor' spin-off show.

TV viewers have crowned Miranda Hart the Queen of British Comedy in a public vote.

TV presenter Konnie Huq has become engaged to Screenwipe host and writer Charlie Brooker, it was confirmed today.

Konnie Huq has cancelled a romantic trip to Las Vegas amid rumours she's planning to marry her boyfriend Charlie Brooker.

Comedians Alan Carr and Michael McIntyre do battle at tonight's British Comedy Awards with three nominations each.