These are the shows and films we'll be streaming on Netflix in the next few weeks

It doesn’t look like the weather is getting warmer any time soon – so why not curl up under the blankets and turn on Netflix?

To save you spending your nights endlessly scrolling through the streamer looking for something to stick on, we have rounded up the best new films and TV shows to watch in the month ahead.

Whether you want something to laugh, learn or thrill, Netflix will have the right title for you this February.

Here are the 11 best things to watch that are coming to the platform in February…

The Boyfriend (3 February)

Tell me more: The second season of the LGBTQ Japanese dating show has only grown its cult viewership, and the final is almost upon us.

After four weeks of heartbreak, shock arrivals and budding romances, it’s time to find out which members of the Green Room want to carry their relationships on in the outside world.

Netflix says: “Through unexpected reunions, quiet misunderstandings, and moments where love and friendship blur, each of them searches for an answer that belongs only to them.

“A new chapter begins for the boys – and their stories start now.”

The Investigation Of Lucy Letby (4 February)

Tell me more: The new 90-minute documentary promises to offer one of the most in-depth looks into the famous case of Lucy Letby.

In 2023, the neonatal nurse was sentenced to 14 whole-life orders for murdering seven babies and attempting to murder seven others while working at the Countess of Chester Hospital.

The new feature-length documentary is made up of police testimonies and interviews with experts alongside never-before-seen footage of Letby during her arrest and questioning.

It will also include an interview with the mother of one victim, the first time a family member involved in the prosecution has spoken about the case.

Netflix says: “Unprecedented access, footage and insight into the conviction of a British neonatal nurse who was found guilty of murdering seven babies.”

The Lincoln Lawyer (5 February)

Tell me more: Manuel Garcia-Rulfo returns as the lawyer Mickey Haller, who is now facing trial for a murder he didn’t commit.

Facing a relentless district attorney, Mickey must fight to prove his innocence, expose the real killer and save his law firm.

Inspired by Michael Connelly’s bestselling novel The Law Of Innocence, fans can expect the show’s signature blend of suspense, humour and heart.

Netflix says: “Following the incredibly suspenseful and emotional climax of season three, the stakes have never been higher,........

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