Hayley Anderson

Peter Wright left Skeldale Veterinary Centre in Thirsk in 2021 after decades there, following Medivet’s takeover and the removal of the farm work he valued as a mixed-practice vet. Wright, who had progressed from new recruit to senior partner, said he wanted to continue treating animals of all kinds and subsequently practised at Grace Lane Vets in Kirkbymoorside. He continued appearing on Channel 5’s The Yorkshire Vet, including a special focused on his plans for a Yorkshire memorial space celebrating people’s pets.

The BBC’s three-part period mystery Death Comes to Pemberley, based on PD James’s novel and set six years after Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy’s marriage, is now streaming on Channel 4. The story combines the Pride and Prejudice characters with a murder investigation and was filmed at prominent Yorkshire locations. Viewers praise its writing, acting and faithfulness to Austen’s world, with one comparing it favorably to Downton Abbey. The cast includes Anna Maxwell Martin, Matthew Rhys, Matthew Goode, James Norton and Jenna Coleman.

An Antiques Roadshow guest returned to expert Andy McConnell after he had reportedly described an earlier glass item as worth only £10. She presented two Swedish vases bought from the Kosta Boda factory, designed by Kjell Engman, which McConnell valued at approximately £150 and £200–£250. The guest said she kept the vases for their connection to Sweden, its light and countryside.

Season three of My Life with the Walter Boys begins with Jackie and Cole finally pursuing a romance, but Cole later ends the relationship because he feels inadequate. Jackie grows closer to Elliot, while Cole abandons a lucrative racing qualifier after receiving a message from her. His enraged competitor Danvers Stacey then rams Cole’s car, causing a crash, as Elliot kisses Jackie at the community centre opening. The episode ends before Jackie can respond, leaving fans shocked, emotional and eager for a fourth season.

Season three of Netflix’s My Life with the Walter Boys begins after Alex overhears Jackie confessing her love for Cole, while the family deals with George Walter’s hospitalization. The new season focuses on the characters maturing and pursuing new interests: Alex takes up rodeo riding, Jackie helps develop Silver Falls’ community space, and Cole explores race-car driving. New cast members include Naveen Paddock as Eliot, Chad Rook as Mac and Erin Karpluk as Hannah. The season is set to release with 10 episodes, although the page gives conflicting premiere dates of August 3 and August 6.

The BBC drama The Rapture follows forensic psychologist Gabs Fox as she investigates teenager Bethany Krall’s claims of predicting disasters and denying responsibility for her mother’s murder. The piece recommends The Fades, a six-part 2011 BBC supernatural series about a teenager who sees the dead and becomes involved in a battle to prevent an apocalypse. Viewers have praised its quality and compared its escalating storyline with The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones, while warnings note its supernatural violence and mature themes.

The 2005 BBC adaptation of Charles Dickens’s Bleak House is available to stream for free on BBC iPlayer and is receiving renewed praise from viewers. The multi-part period drama follows Esther Summerson, Ada Clare and Richard Carstone as they become involved in a long-running inheritance dispute and the mystery surrounding Lady Dedlock. Anna Maxwell Martin leads the cast, alongside Gillian Anderson, Carey Mulligan and Charles Dance, with viewers describing the adaptation as a masterpiece and one of the greatest Dickens screen versions.

A guest on a resurfaced 2016 Antiques Roadshow segment brought in a portrait of his mother, painted in India in 1954 by artist Krishen Khanna. Expert Amin Jaffer explained the painting’s rarity and Khanna’s importance in modern Indian art before estimating that it could sell at auction for £30,000 to £50,000. The guest reacted with only a subdued “Crikey,” while his wife and the audience expressed greater surprise.

The Staircase is based on the real-life case of Michael Peterson, whose wife Kathleen was found dead at the bottom of the stairs in their North Carolina home in 2001. The drama draws on the 2004 French documentary of the case, which followed Peterson’s defence and family. After being charged with murder, Peterson accepted a voluntary manslaughter plea in 2017 and avoided further imprisonment because he had already served more than the required sentence. The eight-part series stars Colin Firth and Toni Collette and has received strong praise from viewers.

ITV has released the eight-part true crime drama The Staircase in full on ITVX, reuniting The White Lotus season-three stars Patrick Schwarzenegger and Parker Posey. The series examines Kathleen Peterson’s 2001 death after her body was found at the bottom of the stairs in her North Carolina home, and the murder investigation and trial involving her husband, crime writer Michael Peterson. Colin Firth plays Michael, Toni Collette plays Kathleen, and the cast also includes Sophie Turner, Juliette Binoche, Olivia DeJonge and Dane DeHaan.

Viewers praised the return of The Crow Girl for its intense opening and dramatic developments as Jeanette Kilburn investigates murders linked to young male asylum seekers while Sophia Craven’s hidden identity as serial killer Victoria Burkeman looms over the unfolding storyline. Season two released in full on Paramount Plus, with season one airing on Channel 5 for new audiences.

Eve Myles’ personal and professional life is highlighted through her marriage to fellow actor Bradley Freegard, her near departure from acting before securing her role in Keeping Faith, and her intensive preparation for roles including learning Welsh and studying true‑crime material. She reflects on criticism surrounding Broadchurch’s second season while maintaining a positive outlook. Her latest work in The Crow Girl continues to draw strong viewer interest.

The series The Staircase, originally released in 2022 on HBO and Sky Atlantic, arrives on ITVX on July 25. The eight-part true crime drama follows Michael Peterson’s trial for the 2001 death of his wife Kathleen and explores the creation of the French documentary that chronicled the case. The show features Colin Firth as Peterson and Toni Collette as Kathleen, with supporting roles from Sophie Turner and other notable actors.

Season two of The Crow Girl continues directly from the first season and follows DCI Jeanette Kilburn as she investigates murders of young male asylum seekers while navigating her complicated relationship with Dr Sophia Craven, whose Dissociative Identity Disorder conceals her identity as killer Victoria Burkeman. The article introduces returning cast members Eve Myles, Katherine Kelly, Dougray Scott, Elliot Edusah and Victoria Hamilton, along with Clara Rugaard as the younger version of Sophia and Victoria, and highlights their previous notable roles. The series is available on Paramount Plus.

An Antiques Roadshow guest’s tribal figure bought for £1.50 was identified by expert Ronnie Archer-Morgan as a copy of a Kota reliquary guardian figure from Gabon. Although authentic pieces have sold for up to £250,000, the guest’s version was valued at around £150, still significantly more than the purchase price. The expert explained the cultural significance and craftsmanship behind the originals, noting their high regard in the art world.

BBC sitcom Ann Droid introduces a cast led by Sue Johnston as Sue, a widow given a malfunction‑prone carer robot by her son Michael, played by Paul Ready. Diane Morgan portrays Linda, the socially awkward Ann Droid unit, while Danny John‑Jules appears as an unreliable taxi driver named Brian and Kathryn Hunter plays Sue’s outspoken best friend Eileen. Additional supporting cast members are also listed, and the series is available on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

A BBC psychological crime drama set in Belfast, The Fall, starring Gillian Anderson and Jamie Dornan, has arrived on Netflix and is receiving strong viewer acclaim, with many praising its tension, performances and gripping storyline. Viewers on IMDb describe it as one of the best crime thrillers in years, positioning it as a recommended follow‑up for fans of ITV’s The Dark.

The BBC plans to air a special programme honouring Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler following her death at 75 after complications from emergency intestinal surgery. The tribute will feature archive performances spanning her five-decade career, including appearances on major BBC music shows and her acclaimed 1983 performance of Total Eclipse of the Heart. Prominent figures such as Catherine Zeta-Jones, Shakin’ Stevens and Cliff Richard shared emotional tributes. Public memorial events are scheduled in Swansea and Skewen, with fans invited to pay their respects.

BBC Three has renewed the sitcom Smoggie Queens for a third season following strong audience enthusiasm and critical praise. Creator Phil Dunning confirmed the return and hinted at expanding the cast, while the BBC highlighted the show’s humour and heart. The series, centred on a group of LGBTQ+ friends in Middlesbrough, continues to attract positive viewer reactions for its wit, authenticity and performances.

Season two of The Crow Girl returns on July 20 with six new episodes on Paramount Plus, continuing directly from the previous season’s cliffhanger. The story follows renewed investigations by Jeanette Kilburn as suspicions rise around Sophia Craven and her former patient. The new episodes explore intensified emotional and investigative pressures as their relationship grows more complicated.

A Netflix adaptation of Alex North’s bestselling horror novel The Whisper Man debuts on August 28, featuring Adam Scott as a widowed writer and Robert De Niro as his estranged father. The trailer highlights the story of a child abduction connected to a decades-old serial killer case, generating enthusiastic reactions from fans who praised the book and expressed excitement for the film’s release.

Prime Video is producing a new eight‑episode adaptation of Stephen King’s debut novel Carrie, with Mike Flanagan creating the series and King serving as executive producer. Summer Howell stars as Carrie White alongside a cast including Samantha Sloyan, Siena Agudong and Joel Oulette. The adaptation is described as expanding the original story with a modern focus on social media‑driven bullying and the emergence of Carrie’s telekinetic powers. The series is set to stream later this year.

Sam Neill’s death at age 78 prompted ITVX to highlight his legal drama Cape Rock Killer under a remembrance label. The series, part of The Twelve anthology, follows Neill’s character defending a man accused of murdering a true‑crime author investigating a decades‑old case. Viewers have praised the show’s writing and performances, calling it gripping and underrated. Cape Rock Killer is available on ITVX.

Channel 5 withdrew the true crime drama Under Suspicion: Tracie Andrews from its scheduled premiere and replaced it with a repeat episode of Forensics: Murder Scene. The pulled drama focused on the 1996 murder of Lee Harvey, committed by his partner Tracie Andrews. Harvey’s daughter Danielle expressed frustration on social media at not being informed about the production. The replacement documentary follows forensic teams working with West Yorkshire Police on a fatal stabbing case.

FX set September 24 as the U.S. premiere date for American Horror Story season 13, while Ariana Grande, originally announced as part of the cast, will no longer appear due to scheduling conflicts with her Eternal Sunshine tour. Although other cast members have been seen filming in New York, details about the new season’s storyline remain undisclosed.

A new Apple TV thriller titled Lucky, based on Marissa Stapley’s bestselling novel, is set to premiere on July 15, starring Anya Taylor-Joy and produced by Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine. The series follows a con artist on the run after a failed heist and is already drawing strong anticipation, with readers praising the book for its suspense and emotional depth.

Netflix confirms the September 3 premiere of The Gentlemen season two, directed by Guy Ritchie and featuring returning stars Theo James and Kaya Scodelario. The new season follows the characters expanding their criminal enterprise amid growing concerns over Bobby’s decisions. The cast includes several returning actors along with new additions such as Hugh Bonneville and Michele Morrone. Fan reaction to the trailer has been highly enthusiastic.

Katie Price’s elder children Junior and Princess recount painful memories of their mother’s period of drug use in the new documentary Nothing to Hide, describing emotional distress and moments of feeling neglected. Junior recalls caring for his siblings and witnessing his mother under the influence, while Princess remembers coping with loneliness. Katie Price later reflected on the period, acknowledging her mental health struggles and expressing remorse for the impact on her children. The documentary is available on Sky Documentaries and NOW.

Sophie Price publicly praised her sister Katie Price following the release of the documentary Katie Price: Nothing to Hide, sharing a childhood photo and a message celebrating Katie’s resilience and honesty. The article outlines Sophie’s background, education and career, including her work with Children in Need, her role as co-host of two podcasts, and her ambassador work for Mama Academy. It also notes her marriage to Harry Brooks and their two children, while highlighting the involvement of Katie’s family and past partners featured in the documentary.

Trying Season 5 premieres July 8 on Apple TV with eight episodes, continuing the story after the Season 4 cliffhanger involving the return of Princess and Tyler’s biological mother, Kat. Jason and Nikki face new family challenges, while the cast includes returning leads Rafe Spall and Esther Smith alongside newcomers Charlotte Riley, Celia Imrie, Gbemisola Ikumelo and Colin Morgan.

A three‑season Netflix period drama, The Law According to Lidia Poet, is praised by viewers for its portrayal of Italy’s first modern female lawyer and its blend of crime investigation with historical storytelling. Set in 19th‑century Italy, the series receives strong viewer acclaim for its acting, production quality and engaging plot, with high ratings on Rotten Tomatoes and IMDb. It stars Matilda De Angelis and features a cast of Italian actors.

A wave of positive viewer reactions is drawing attention to Rogue Agent, a true‑crime thriller on Netflix starring James Norton as con artist Robert Freegard and Gemma Arterton as the attorney who exposes him. Set in the 1990s and early 2000s, the biographical film depicts Freegard’s elaborate scheme of posing as an MI5 agent to deceive victims. Fans compare the film favourably to major British thrillers such as Bodyguard and praise its compelling storytelling, strong performances and gripping narrative.

Viewers have praised the BBC’s 2008 adaptation of Sense and Sensibility as a visually striking and emotionally engaging period drama featuring strong performances from Hatti Morahan, Charity Wakefield, Dan Stevens and David Morrissey. Filmed across Surrey and based on Jane Austen’s classic, the mini‑series has drawn acclaim for its landscapes, music and faithful storytelling, with some reviewers considering it superior to the 1995 film version. It is currently available on BBC iPlayer.

Paramount Plus released the trailer for The Crow Girl season two, revealing a darker storyline as DCI Jeanette Kilburn investigates murders linked by disturbing discoveries. Dr Sophia Craven grows suspicious of her former patient Victoria Burkeman, intensifying tensions as the investigation exposes historic abuse and hidden truths. The new season, debuting July 20, follows Sophia’s struggle with dissociative identity disorder and questions whether she will continue her deadly actions from the first series.

Michael Weatherly will return to NCIS for a season‑long arc in its 24th series, reuniting with longtime cast members including Sean Murray and Brian Dietzen. Murray reacted humorously to the news on Instagram, prompting enthusiastic fan responses. Weatherly, whose NCIS tenure ended after season 13, has since starred in Bull and briefly reprised his role in NCIS: Tony and Ziva before the spin‑off’s cancellation, raising speculation about a possible return of Cote de Pablo’s Ziva David.

Netflix faces criticism for using AI to recreate Gene Wilder’s voice in the upcoming reality series Wonka’s The Golden Ticket, though the company states it has full permission from Wilder’s estate. Fans voiced objections on social media, accusing the use of AI of being disrespectful, while Wilder’s widow publicly endorsed the project as a celebration of the actor’s legacy. The article also highlights Netflix’s broader developments within the Roald Dahl franchise, including a planned animated film led by Kit Connor and Taika Waititi, and provides plot details for the upcoming productions.

Season 3 of Reuben Owen: Life in the Dales concludes on June 30, with Channel 5 scheduling a repeat episode from Season 2 for the following week. The replacement episode features Reuben celebrating his 21st birthday with a vintage tractor trip and a surprise arranged by his girlfriend Jess. The Season 3 finale focuses on preparations for lambing season, a friendly challenge between Reuben and Jess’s father Dave, and efforts to restore a vintage tractor. It remains unclear whether Channel 5 will continue airing additional repeats on Tuesdays.