DRAMA
The Capture Sunday & Monday, 9pm, BBC1
Paapa Essiedu is turning in a scene-stealing performance as charismatic MP Isaac Turner in BBC1 thriller The Capture, but this week we find the politician in an unenviable situation.
Faked interviews with Turner, the security minister, on Newsnight have seen him controversially appear to support racial profiling and back a dubious Chinese bid to bring facial-recognition technology to the UK.
This story is from the September 03, 2022 edition of TV & Satellite Week.
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