Danielle Herbert
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Actor Luke Evans 'selfishly' found role in ITV drama The Party (opens the original)
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Hollywood actor Luke Evans has said he "selfishly" found himself a leading role in a new TV drama, The Party. The Pontypool-born actor, who is also an executive producer of the five-part series, came up with the idea to adapt the acclaimed novel by Elizabeth Day into a drama for the screen. After reading the book, Evans said he thought to himself: "This is just so fun. It's my kind of story. I love the narrative. I love the characters. Selfishly, there was also a great leading role that I could
Ballyfermot driver jailed after killing Wrexham woman while fleeing police (opens the original)
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A dangerous driver has been jailed for 13 years after causing the death of a "devoted" mum while he fled police. Michael Connors went on the run to Ireland after killing Lydia La Polla, 47, in Wrexham in March 2025. He was extradited on an international arrest warrant. Connors, 28, had been driving at 71mph in a 20mph zone seconds before the crash, which also seriously injured the victim's husband Robert La Polla, 44, and a 16-year-old girl who was a passenger in the car driven by the defendant.
Matthew Rhys: Five things you may not know about Emmy history-maker (opens the original)
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Hollywood actor Matthew Rhys has made history at the Emmys by becoming the first person to win two lead acting prizes in one night. He was named best lead actor in a limited series for the psychological thriller The Beast In Me, and best lead actor in a comedy for his role in Widow's Bay. Here are five things you may not already know about the history-making 51-year-old. At the start of his career, Rhys was so desperate for work he considered joining the British Army. In 2000, he starred alongsi
Pontypool-born actor Luke Evans survived Hollywood by listening to actors he admired (opens the original)
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Actor Luke Evans said he has survived Hollywood by "watching and listening" to actors he admired. Pontypool-born Evans made the observation while discussing his similarities and "emotional connection" to his character in a new ITV drama, The Party. It will see Evans star as Martin Gilmour, a journalist shaped by his lifelong friendship with a wealthy and charismatic politician played by Aberystwyth-born Tom Cullen. The stars have been seen filming at multiple locations, including a park and bars
Swansea cowboy builder tore my home apart and fled with £14k (opens the original)
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A rogue builder tore Sheri Ingram's home apart and "disappeared off the face of the earth" with £14,000. In February, Lee Slocombe, from Swansea, was jailed for six years after defrauding nine victims of £400,000, with this his latest conviction in a decade of offending. The UK government last month announced plans to give people greater protections against "cowboy builders" through a database of trusted traders. Ingram, from Cardiff, welcomed it, but questioned where the incentive would be for
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