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The tagline of the email from RTÉ a few weeks ago couldn t have been more intriguing: Strictly embargoed until 6am Wednesday. Cannot appear in print, online or via social media. What could be momentous enough to merit such secrecy? It turned out to be an announcement that Home Of The Year would soon be back for a seventh series, with two new judges joining architect Hugh Wallace - an event which, without being unkind, would hardly make a ripple in any normal year, never mind the current situation. On Tuesday, it was back on screen anyway with the first three of 21 houses battling it out over the next eight weeks for the title of Best House In Ireland That Most Of Us Couldn t Possibly Afford . That includes the winner of this episode, a big black new build in Co Cork with a grand piano as the kitchen island.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews last night s TV

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews last night s TV Christopher Stevens for the Daily Mail © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Darcey Bussell’s Wild Coasts Of Scotland  Rating: 2/5 You can’t get more English than Dame Darcey Bussell. The former prima ballerina and Strictly judge speaks in tones as crisp as fresh snow, with an accent like a cut-glass decanter. So it’s a surprise to learn that her maternal grandfather was a Glasgow-born mill owner, whose fondest memories were of summer holidays on the Isle of Bute. It goes to show how inextricably connected Scotland and England are. We’re bound with links that cannot be broken by any referendum or spiteful politician. And let’s face it, if the UK dissolves, we’ll end up as the Former United Kingdom and Commonwealth. Nobody wants that acronym.

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