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TV tonight: Andrew Lincoln narrates an impressive nature series

The Guardian Culture Sunday 09 August 2026, 05:15 UTC By Phil Harrison, Graeme Virtue, Priya Elan, Jack Seale and Simon Wardell 1 min read
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Force of Nature has a powerful polemic edge as it explores oceans. Plus, the finale of chaotic climate crisis drama The Rapture. Here’s what to watch this evening6pm, ITV1 Continue reading...

Force of Nature has a powerful polemic edge as it explores oceans. Plus, the finale of chaotic climate crisis drama The Rapture. Here’s what to watch this evening

6pm, ITV1

Continue reading...
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