One of the two men convicted of murdering rap legend Jam Master Jay was stabbed during a melee at a New York City jail over the weekend, according to two sources familiar with the attack.

As the First World War ends, Kate Galloway moves to London after tragedy strikes. But a fateful night leaves her with blood on her hands. Violet Davies fights for her place in the police force.

The much-anticipated series Dope Girls hits our screens tonight (February 22) on BBC One, with a strong, female-led cast. Set in the decadent backdrop of 1918 Soho, the show follows a group of ...

New BBC period drama series Dope Girls has been dubbed as a spiritual successor to Peaky Blinders by some, and it stars Julianne Nicholson as a woman who is pushed into a life of crime after the ...

Set in 1918 London, this series is loosely based on Marek Kohn’s book Dope Girls: The Birth of the British Drug Underground. The year is significant – the First World War had unforeseen ...

Dope Girls is not your grandma’s historical drama (unless of course, your grandma has lived a life, has good taste in TV, and frankly, could do with a bit more respect and a bit less ...

Or at least, that’s the message I’m taking away from Dope Girls, the BBC’s newest historical drama. But don’t let that category fool you: this is history, put through the punk blender.

Produced by Cardiff-based company Bad Wolf, who created popular shows including Doctor Who and His Dark Materials, new BBC One show Dope Girls has been described by some as a "spiritual successor ...

A new historical drama will be airing on the BBC very soon which will have a central cast including Julianne Nicholson and Eliza Scanlen. Dope Girls was created by Polly Stenham and Alex Warren ...

The curtain is being raised on the seedy, secret underworld of Soho after the First World War in the new television drama Dope Girls. Female-empowerment, liberation and hedonism all play a role in ...

Personally, I think this seems unlikely. I can't believe anyone could have made Dope Girls without recognising it's a very specific piece of television, one which will put off as many people as it ...