Simultaneously, Debbie Webster (Sue Devaney) worries that her hidden truth might have led to a crisis, as Dee-Dee Bailey (Channique Sterling-Brown) learns some information.
In another location, Victoria Sugden (played by Isabel Hodgins) encounters her half-brother John (portrayed by Oliver Farnworth) after discovering he was hiding the truth about a major deception.
Growing up, Ross Kemp – an actor on EastEnders and a celebrated documentary maker – found tales of war, bravery, and maritime disasters within his family captivating. When the 60-year-old decided to explore his ancestry for the genealogy program Who Do You Think You Are?, he anticipated discovering an intriguing past.
About two weeks ago, another yearly event occurred 80 miles south in County Monaghan: a tribute gathering where bike enthusiasts come together to honor their fellow riders who tragically passed away due to accidents.
In Marie Antoinette’s realm, as depicted in the upcoming BBC Two series, it’s all about striving for perfection. France in 1783 is a world that blends elegance and extravagance, where even simple tasks like dressing take Schüle three hours to complete. Yet, with revolution brewing on the horizon, Marie Antoinette’s fashion has undergone a transformation – her outfits are becoming more relaxed and somber, while the materials used are denser. Additionally, there’s a new trend for wigs, which despite their grand size, remain light due to being hollow inside.
Once again, Gareth Malone is leading choral music on our screens, exhibiting his infectious enthusiasm and seemingly eternal youth. Known as the Peter Pan of Do-Re-Mi, he’s taking eight individuals who have never sung in a classical choir before, aiming to draw out classical perfection from them. In just seven weeks from their first audition, these novice singers will collaborate with the BBC National Orchestra and Chorus of Wales to perform Handel’s “Messiah” at Cardiff’s Llandaff Cathedral alongside the professional orchestra.