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TV Tonight: New Series Examines Warning Signs of Coercive Relationships

Relationship expert Paul C Brunson fronts a new U&W series exploring emotional and psychological manipulation, opening with one woman's account of coercive control.

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The Guardian — Culture

A new television series presented by relationship expert Paul C Brunson begins tonight at 9pm on U&W, according to The Guardian's TV listings. The programme takes a case-by-case approach to examining forms of emotional, sexual and psychological manipulation in relationships.

The first episode centers on a woman named Charlotte, who recounts her experience of an affair that, according to the report, progressed through love-bombing, suicide threats and coercive control before culminating in violence.

Guardian television critic Phil Harrison wrote that the series aims to help viewers identify warning signs in relationships, while also serving as a tribute to Charlotte, whom he described as "brave and candid" in sharing her account.

The same listings roundup also notes that naturalist David Attenborough is nominated for an award at the National Television Awards, as part of the evening's broader television schedule highlighted by the publication.

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