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Created by Sam Levinson (Euphoria) and The Weeknd, the music industry cult drama stars Lily-Rose Depp.

Depp plays an up-and-coming pop idol who enters into a toxic and exhilarating relationship with a self-help guru and cult leader played by The Weeknd.

Labelled as the sleaziest love story in all of Hollywood, the trailer features a lot of partying, drugs, sex and money.

The rest of the cast will include Troye Sivan, Jennie Kim, Debby Ryan, Rachel Sennott, Steve Zissis, Hari Nef and Juliebeth Gonzalez.

The horror in Sky’s new series The Baby comes even before we properly meet the demonic cutie himself. It is in the opening scene, when a poker night hosted by fun-loving thirtysomething Natasha (played by Michelle de Swarte) goes terribly wrong. First, her friend’s new baby ruins the vibe, then she finds out that another pal (Isy Suttie) is pregnant. A nightmare situation for Natasha, indeed.

A wide-eyed couple moving out of London. A single mother re­entering dating life. A prep school teacher working late. An illicit affair. Welcome to Midwich, a seemingly normal suburban town – until the day something strange happens and many of its residents are temporarily left unconscious. After they wake, the women of child-bearing age discover they’re pregnant. When the children are born, they’re not quite human.  

The three-part 'anti-Christmas Christmas Special', written by Prebble, will see child star turned actress Suzie Pickles (Piper) navigate a new agent, new PR and a new job – a Saturday night reality TV competition, dancing for likes on ‘Dance Crazee’. Having lost everyone close to her, Suzie returns to her first love – the public.

Created by Gareth Evans and Matt Flannery, the drama's second series picks up one year after the death of Sean Wallace. The map and soul of the city have been redrawn after the violent reckonings of series one, with the surviving Wallaces scattered, the Dumanis broken and estranged, and Elliot now being forced to work for the investors.

Set against the backdrop of multicultural Milan with a soundtrack of rap and reggaeton, Blocco 181 tells the story of love and crime. 

On the outskirts of Milan sits a commanding apartment complex in the fictional block 181, which contains residents Bea (Laura Osmo), Mahdi (Andrea Dodero) and Ludo (Alessandro Piavani). 

Despite coming from very different backgrounds, the trio shares a strong bond that challenges the status quo and will see them navigate love, sex, family crime and emancipation. 

Kaley Cuoco is back as chaotic Cassie Bowden, who was introduced in series one as an alcoholic air stewardess who gets caught up in a murder investigation. 

Series two sees Bowden living a newly sober and healthier life in Los Angeles while secretly moonlighting as a CIA asset in her spare time. 

However, her life is once again turned upside down when an overseas assignment accidentally leads to her witnessing a murder, causing her to become entrapped in another international fiasco. 

The BBC leads the way with 30 nominations across the 24 categories, followed by Channel 4 with 28, Sky with 10 and ITV with eight. BBC One, ITV and Sky Arts will compete for the prestigious RTS Channel of the Year award at the March ceremony.