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TV tonight: our highlights for Tuesday 2nd March

TV tonight: our highlights for Tuesday 2nd March
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Why is Covid Killing People of Colour? review: David Harewood s report was staggering

David Harewood has become an important new voice in factual film-making Credit: Micah Walker /BBC Actor David Harewood has become a bracing new voice in factual film-making over the past five years. This surprising turn to the Homeland star’s career began with his 2016 documentary about discrimination in education and politics, Will Britain Ever Have a Black Prime Minister?. This was followed in 2019 by his deeply personal film Psychosis and Me, which charted his own breakdown aged 23 with breathtaking honesty and explored the stigma of mental illness among black men. Now Harewood turned his new-found documentarian skills to a timely topic. In

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TV Previews: Critic Paul Whitelaw rounds up the pick of this week s TV

by Paul Whitelaw © Supplied Courier TV critic Paul Whitelaw takes no prisoners this week as he gives his verdict on programmes including The Fall of a Tabloid King, Why is Covid Killing People of Colour and The Terror. Max Clifford: The Fall of a Tabloid King – Channel 4, Monday, 9pm This excoriating documentary delves into the sordid cesspit of Clifford’s life. The now dead publicist was a vile human being: an amoral hypocrite, bully and narcissist. A psychopath. A pervert. A paedophile. Much like Savile, he hid in plain sight. Clifford revelled in power and the fear he wrought. A self-styled arch-manipulator, he thought he was untouchable. So no wonder we all enjoyed some schadenfreude when he was eventually exposed and incarcerated. But, via contributions from some of his victims, the programme paints a far more important picture of an evil man who was kept afloat for years by some of our media. It’s the antithesis of Clifford’s philosophy. It prints the truth.

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