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A 'wonderful' producer on Channel 4 's true crime series In the Footsteps of Killers has died, with the broadcaster ordering a 'swift' independent investigation. John Balson, 40, passed away alone on May 17 - eight weeks after falling ill with a severe brain condition that saw him suffer chronic panic disorder and insomnia. The father, who had previously been in good health, had one daughter aged three - and his wife Yumeno Niimura is pregnant with their second child, due in August. Ms Niimura described him as a 'wonderful husband, father and my best friend', adding in a Facebook post that he would be 'deeply missed by all who knew him'. Channel 4 said it was 'deeply saddened' by his death and had asked a law firm to 'undertake a thorough investigation'. It also praised him as a 'highly respected and much-loved professional' who worked for London-based production firm Alaska TV. He started work in January on the third season of In the Footsteps of Killers, a true crime programme which sees Silent Witness actor Emilia Fox and criminologist David Wilson investigate cold cases - but left in March when he became seriously ill. Mr Balson is understood to have been struggling in his final weeks with mental health issues - and the Deadline website, which first reported the news of his death, reported that he wanted to raise awareness of the dangers of overwork in factual TV.

CHRISOPHER STEVENS: The truth isn't stranger than fiction, and it's a good deal more gruesome. Forensics (BBC2) demonstrates all the ways Silent Witness gets its facts correct, as well as revealing what is too disgusting for drama. Following detectives and forensic scientists looking into how a deceased body was discovered in a box freezer retrieved by a council removals team from a derelict high-rise apartment in Birmingham, the series returned to follow detectives and forensic scientists. Staff at a recycling center opened the freezer, stared in horror, then screamed at the camera, then staggered away. No director could have filmed a more dramatic scene, but some of the details are too gruesome to be described. In the autopsy lab, real life closely resembled the television crime drama. Dr Nikki Alexander (Emilia Fox) did a forensic pathologist stand over the corpse, dictating notes into a handheld recorder. The disposable white suit and clear plastic faceguard were identical to her kit, with the exception that the Dictaphone itself was in a protective bag.

'How many people have you killed?' The words surreal and absurd appear in my mouth as soon as they are spoken. I can't quite believe I'm here in New York having dinner with a Mafia hitman. John Alite (left in New York and right, his mugshot) tells me he was responsible for taking well over a dozen lives in total, with a dismissive wave of his hand. However, I'm not a computer, so I didn't know I had to keep count.'

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The ones you don't think about are the ones you don't think about. Ibra-hea, a retired managing director whose seven-year-old daughters are conjoined, could not have predicted the challenges ahead. Marieme and Ndeye, who were both born at the pelvis, have significant and inevitable medical needs. It was evident from birth, since they weren't meant to live more than a few days. Schools, transport, and care at home, all of which pose significant challenges, and the one-off documentary Inseparable Sisters (BBC1) did not shy away from any of them. However, only people with direct knowledge of the condition could tell how difficult it would be to give the twins something they love - trendy clothing. The charm of this series was not only the sweetness of Marieme and Ndeye's gyrical personalities, but also the excitement of everyone who chipped in to assist.

Ms Fox, 49, has kept no secret of her long-term relationship with the brand's owner, Marielle Wyse, 60, and announced in May that she had collaborated on a line that featured a pink blazer and trousers. The BBC has stricter guidelines regarding its employees' promotion of its products on its website, but a spokesperson for BBC Studios told the Mail: "A variety of brands are used throughout the series, none of which are named or given undue prominence.' The costume department sources clothing and pays in full.'

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Emilia Fox first met television producer Jonathan Stadlen, she confided in colleagues that she felt she was 'The One'. And now, a little more than two years after they started dating, it seems she may have been correct. When out on errands near to her West London home, the Silent Witness actress was seen sporting a gold ring on her wedding finger (inset). Her finger was bare when she was first seen in July last year. Mr Stadlen was also seen sporting a ring when walking with Ms Fox and her beloved dachshund two weeks ago.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Just for a moment, imagine yourself as a nefarious luvvie courted by long-running cosy crime serials promising you a cameo in the sun. Where will you choose for a murder mystery that's all-inclusive - paycheck, travel expenses, cocktails and a splash of Ambre Solaire thrown in? Death In Paradise is filmed in Guadeloupe, Haiti. Emilia Fox landed herself a whole series named Signore Volpe in the Italian countryside. Sir Tony Robinson, who played Baldrick in Blackadder, has boosted his bit part in The Madame Blanc Mysteries (Ch5), shot on the Maltese island of Gozo, by wangling a place on the regular cast. He nipped into the kitchen of the local wine bar and became the restaurant's permanent fixture by the end of the episode, returning to the show as the jailbird uncle of amiable taxi driver Dom (Steve Edge). Tone, you did a good job.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: This three-part series, which includes what life is like for the inhabitants of India's boomtown, is also careful to avoid giving any hint of offence. The cameras followed various tycoons, self-proclaimed stars among Mumbai's one-percents, roaming their mansions, and hanging out at their PR functions.

Kathryn Flett (pictured left) is a huge fan of Signora Volpe, a sun-soaked film set in Umbria starring Silent Witness' Emilia Fox (pictured right), not least for its stunning scenery and brilliant score. The Lazarus Project, an insightful and witty tale, is also enthralling.

Lily James was in good company on Tuesday evening when she attended Stephen Sondheim's musical Old Friends in the West End. When attending the performance at London's Gielgud Theatre, the actress was joined by Freddie Fox, son of legendary actor Edward Fox and her co-star in TV miniseries The Pursuit Of Love. Both were holding hands as they welcomed onlookers at the festival, with Lily, 34, smiling to be reunited with her older sister Emilia Fox, the younger brother of outspoken actress and activist Laurence Fox.

According to reports of a dead body on the banks of the Thames, silent Witness filming caused chaos on Wednesday morning. The figure was a prop used in the production of the BBC crime drama's 27th series, which began around Hammersmith Bridge in London, according to sources. A spokesperson for the Maritime and Coastguard Agency said: "Chiswick RNLI Lifeboat and a Marine Police unit were sent to Hammersmith Bridge at approx. Following several citizen complaints regarding a person in the water, 8.30 a.m. today (22 March). On arrival, it was discovered that there was no one in risk.'

Emilia Fox returned to the Silent Witness set this week after she had stopped filming for series 27 of the BBC drama series. Dr. Nikki Alexander, the actress who appeared on the program in 2004, got into character for a 19th year as she shot around London's Hammersmith Bridge. As she appeared to be joining the crew for the new series, which is scheduled to premiere in 2024, she was joined by new addition actor John Thomson for the scenes.

JANET STREET-PORTER: If the suspicion that Nicola Bulley isn't discovered rises every day, it isn't discovered, it's suppressed by rumors and lies on the internet. The riverbank scene has made it into a pilgrimage destination for gawkers. Officers were required to give disperssion orders to discourage enthusiastic members of the public from photographing selfies on the bench, where Nicola's cellphone was found. A deserted local farmhouse has sparked untrue reports.

It was the mystery that baffled the world: grandmother Trevaline Evans vanished into thin air on a summer's day in 1990 after leaving a note on the door of her antiques shop in Llangollen, Welsh town "Back in two minutes." On the day she vanished, a retired carpet fitter discovered a stranger in the tiny town set in a World Heritage Site in Denbighshire, and he had a resemblance to double murderer Christopher Halliwell. The fitter, who wishes to remain anonymous, said he had seen the guy three times during the 52-year-old's disappearance, once on the day and twice on the day itself.

BEL MOONEY: a look at her snapshot. On a chilly morning, many mothers - the bobble-hatted women who drop the children off at school and then take the dog for a walk - could be so many mothers. The shock of Nicola Bulley's disappearance on January 27 and continuing public interest in the case are clearly embedded in the everyday routine of this 45-year-old's daily life.

A teen who went missing 34 years ago after going out to buy some candy for her younger brother John had ties to both a convicted paedophile and a convicted murderer. Tina Bell, 18, disappeared in Billingham, Teeside, in what was then known as the Murder Mile, but her remains were not discovered until the following April, where she was on wasteland near her family's house. Initial forensic findings indicated that her body had been dissolved in acid, triggering her case to be dubbed the 'Acid Bath Murder,' but it later emerged that chemicals had contaminated the land.

Professor David Wilson and Emilia Fox of In the Footsteps of Killers spoke to Robert Duff's family about his disappearance in London a decade ago. His case was not considered a missing person investigation until 2018, when a new witness came forward following an appeal on ITV London Tonight. Officers started a murder probe and have been looking for bodies of water near where they were last seen. Left: Robert with his two children.

In the Footsteps of Killers, a recent documentary, In the Footsteps of Killers, has provided new details about Vishal Mehrotra's disappearance (pictured bottom right). Sidney Cooke, the fairground worker and gang boss, has been linked to the investigation, with some now claiming he should be regarded as a "prime perpetrator." Paige Exelby (pictured left), the granddaughter of a woman who said she had seen Vishal on the tube with Bailey on the day of the Royal wedding, was also tracked by the show.

In the Footsteps of Killers, a Channel 4 documentary that airs on Thursday at 10 p.m., explores the possibility that convicted killer Hunter may have been involved in the Templeton Woods murders. Hunter was found guilty of murdering his wife Lynda in 1987 (couple pictured inset) and died in 1993 after serving five years in prison. Emilia Fox and professor David Wilson explore the possibility that Hunter may have killed eight years earlier, preying on 18-year-old Carol Lannen whose body was discovered in 1979 in Templeton Woods, Dundee. Wilson discusses Hunter's former neighbor Sandra, who explains how the killer watched her breastfeed her baby through the window and that she did not feel safe around him.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: CHRISTOPHER STEVENS (CHRISTOPHER STEVENS) reveals the highlights from last night's television, including BBC One's Silent Witness and the documentary covering Claridge's mammoth renovation in The Mayfair Hotel Megabuild. Dr Nikki is becoming cynical due to love. Silent Witness (BBC1) - the odorologist who sliced open the bodies.