News about Danny John-Jules

Danny John-Jules has discussed his return to Death in Paradise, hinting at a mystery surrounding his character Dwayne Myers' return to death. Dwayne, a 63-year-old Red Dwarf actor, appeared on series one of the BBC series before his departure in 2018, but only for the 2021 Christmas special. However, he has reprised his role as the popular police officer on Saint Marie's fictional island at the end of season 13.

After being bought by a private collector and then flattened without permission two days later, there was widespread hysteria in the Black Country village of Himley, an 18th-century boozer, was ravaged by fire last August. Also last week, South Staffordshire Council reported that enforcement notice had been sent against the property for illegal demolition of the building, which was listed on the Historic Environment Record as a building of local significance. The dramatic promise is supposed to return the historical inn to its former glory, but it is by no means the first to face such a fiery blast.

In her most well-known role, she played both a doctor and a former resident of Nonnatus House. After being stabbed, her character was taken to a mental hospital that was supposed to treat her anxiety, but her illness continued to worsene rapidly. And although Call The Midwife has been mysteriously missing since 2017, the actress appeared in a new Death In Paradise role.

Since its first episode in 2011, the crime comedy drama has been a regular fixture on British television screens. On Sunday, Death In Paradise will be back for a 13th series, as well as its 100th episode. The crew will reunite on the idyllic Caribbean island of Saint Marie and will be faced with more intriguing murders to solve. However, as detectives have been replaced on the island over the years, so have several of the other original characters. MailOnline takes a look at the series one cast members and what they're up to now.

After a long stint in Hollywood, a former EastEnders actor is expected to return to TV screens in the United Kingdom this weekend. Actor Sean Maguire, 47, will appear in the popular show Death in Paradise for the 100th episode, 13 years since he appeared in the first ever episode. On Sunday, the BBC detective series set in the Caribbean returns with a new brand new series.

Eamonn Holmes made a surprise return to ITV on Sunday, just hours after he wept about his expulsion from This Morning. 63 years old, the host appeared on The Chase's latest celebrity edition with actor Danny John-Jules, Olympian Tom Bosworth, and radio host Yinka Bokinni. In a close head-to-head match against Jenny Ryan, he attempted to win £143,000 for his team after bagging £6,000 in the cash builder round.