British politics has inspired some cracking telly over the years, from sharp satires to fly-on-the-wall docs. Which one would you happily rewatch with a cuppa in hand?
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The Thick of It
Armando Iannucci's biting satire made spin doctors legendary and gave us more quotable insults than any show should reasonably provide. Painfully close to reality, apparently.
Brexit: The Uncivil War
Benedict Cumberbatch as Dominic Cummings, complete with the infamous bald cap and slogan-scribbling. Love it or loathe it, it's compelling viewing.
Yes, Minister
The classic sitcom that Thatcher herself adored, proving Whitehall waffle is a timeless British art form. Still shockingly relevant decades later.
This House
James Graham's brilliant drama about the whips' offices during a hung parliament. Somehow makes procedural votes genuinely gripping.
The Crown
Not strictly political, but the PM audiences with the Queen offer a fascinating peek at power behind the curtains. Bonus points for the frocks.
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