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- Sep 28, 2026
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âMy husband has to remind me: Youâre not a real cop!â Siân Brooke on the perils of playing a tough Blue Lights âpeelerâ (opens the original)
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She lit up Sherlock, made a brutal exit from House of the Dragon and now sheâs back in the hard-hitting Belfast-set police drama. Will she have to stuff a chopping board into her flak jacket this time round? Sharp eyes save lives. Thatâs the mantra of the police officers in Blue Lights, although the words sound a good deal more urgent when said in a throaty Belfast accent. The city, dealing with past and present problems, is the turbulent setting for the hit drama. Having starred in the BBC
From shocking cruelty to the reason Claudia hid in a bush: 10 things you need to know about The Celebrity Traitors - AOL (opens the original)
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Prepare to become obsessed with famous people backstabbing and betraying one another in a Scottish castle. Yes, autumn is upon us, meaning the return of last year’s TV sensation, The Celebrity Traitors. The inaugural VIP version of the BBC’s reality gameshow proved a runaway hit and broke ratings records as Alan Carr chaotically schemed and sobbed his way to victory. The second series promises to be bigger, better and more murderous with extra episodes, shock twists and an even starrier lineup.
From shocking cruelty to the reason Claudia hid in a bush: 10 things you need to know about The Celebrity Traitors (opens the original)
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Meltdowns, more contestants, Ross Kemp being ‘the daddy’: read on for our guide to the return of TV’s best reality gameshow Prepare to become obsessed with famous people backstabbing and betraying one another in a Scottish castle. Yes, autumn is upon us, meaning the return of last year’s TV sensation, The Celebrity Traitors. The inaugural VIP version of the BBC’s reality gameshow proved a runaway hit and broke ratings records as Alan Carr chaotically schemed and sobbed his way to victory. The se
âEating is my superpowerâ: Nigella turns up the heat on Bake Off (opens the original)
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The domestic goddess is about to be let loose in the Bake Off tent. Nigella Lawson and Paul Hollywood spill the beans about bonding over dirty martinis, âProfessor Precisionâ â and why they call themselves the Salty Gang Like the Cleopatra of cake, new Great British Bake Off judge Nigella Lawson reclines on a chaise longue throughout our interview, gently fanning herself. Fellow judge Paul Hollywood chuckles from a nearby armchair. âSheâd sit like this between takes in the tent,â he
‘Eating is my superpower’: Nigella turns up the heat on Bake Off - AOL (opens the original)
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Like the Cleopatra of cake, new Great British Bake Off judge Nigella Lawson reclines on a chaise longue throughout our interview, gently fanning herself. Fellow judge Paul Hollywood chuckles from a nearby armchair. “She’d sit like this between takes in the tent,” he says indulgently. “Reading a book and sipping a coffee while someone fed her grapes.” “Peeled grapes,” specifies Lawson with a grin. After Prue Leith stepped down from soggy bottom-spotting duties in January – on the unarguable basis
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