All news by author: Ian Hyland

I can kind of see why the BBC decided that the most underwhelming series of The Apprentice ever should be succeeded a week later by Future Food Stars

This reboot was hardly the greatest TV show I’ve ever seen – but I wouldn’t go putting it in the horribly wrong category just yet, guys

In normal times, it might have served as a stark 'careful what you wish for' . But social media was full of 'what a refreshing change' mischief-makers

I’m totally hooked on this tale of a fictitious 1970s girl/boy rock band - but if you’re looking for a gritty, snorts and all expose I’d probably advise you to go your own way

ITV variety show Saturday Night Takeaway is hosted by comedy duo Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly but one key part of last week's show was down to an error

Mika, Claudia Winkleman and virtuoso Lang Lang are on to a winner with new talent show The Piano, which is full of life affirming moments, and is brilliantly simple

Ant & Dec's Limitless Win promised supreme riches, but after the first episode viewers have been left wondering where the the 'limitless wins' actually are. Carrying on, the show has two options, sayings columnist Ian Hyland

WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS Sgt Catherine Cawood popping up in her sunglasses like some nonchalant Hollywood action hero and striding to her Land Rover after receiving an important message was what many would have wanted

New ITV series Nolly, which is a biographical series about Crossroads star Noele Gordon, stars Helena Bonham Carter and sees her 'having the time of her life'

Stacey Solomon's Sort Your Life Out returned for a second series on BBC1, but TV critic Ian Hyland found there was rather a lot of space to fill, which couldn't be solved by unnecessary appearances by her husband Joe Swash

Mirror columnist Ian Hyland shares his thoughts on the latest episode of Michael Michael McIntyre's Big Show, and it's iconic segment, Send To All, which Ian thinks has become 'too obvious'

Gordon Ramsay's latest cookery programme Next Level Chef arrived on our screens this week, and columnist Ian Hyland was not impressed by the "humdrum format" or the American production values

As the seventeenth series of The Apprentice arrived on our screens this evening, Mirror columnist Ian Hyland says the BBC's bold decision to set the first challenge in Antigua fell flat, and wonders if it's time for Lord Sugar to call it a day