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Since winning eight nominations for the TV BAFTAs, the Crown viewers have been left confused as they brand the sixth series'mediocre.' On Tuesday, the TV BAFTA nominations were revealed ahead of the ceremony on May 12, with The Crown leading the way with the most nods in total. However, royal drama commentators have argued that the nods were undeserved as they say he has'fallen downhill' and has become a "snooze fest."

Kenneth Noye, the road rage killer who killed an undercover policeman, has finally sold for less than it last changed hands for in 2006. Noye's Mock-Tudor mansion was constructed by Noye from the ill-gotten gains from his time in jail and was originally called Hollywood Cottage. Noye also used it to hide some of the £26 million robbed gold bullions robbed from the Brink's-Mat robbery in November 1983, which ended in eight years in jail. It has now sold for closer to £2.5 million - less than the £2.8 million it last went for in May 2006, with the estate agent confirming that it would make a 'lovely home.' The 8,500 sq ft home in West Kingsdown, Kent, was the epicentre of Noye's life of crime. It features a swimming pool, sauna, and steam room, six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a self-contained apartment above a triple garage. Inset: Stephen Cameron, who was stabbed to death by Noye.

According to Slow Horses actor Jack Lowden, spy agencies rely on'sex' TV to recruit applicants for vacancies. In the Apple+ drama, which also stars Gary Oldman, the Scottish actor, 33, plays disgraced spy River Cartwright. Jack said he was trained in spying by intelligence consultants who shared certain industry trade secrets to him. 'My favorite thing that they revealed was their reliance on our industry for their recruiting,' Jack told The Sunday Times.' Jack, who is dating Irish actress Saoirse Ronan, said it was 'full' to learn that the intelligence agencies were 'full of people bitching about a corner office rather than a cubicle, or why don't they get sexier jobs.'

Kenneth Noye from the BBC's second series of The Gold - its hit drama about the 1983 Brink's-Mat robbery. Following outrage that the first series glorified the violent killer, the decision was made. Noye - who went on to murder a 21-year-old boy in a road rage attack 13 years after the robbery - has come under fire for being a 'handsome class warrior.' Jack Lowden, a Scottish heart-throb actor, earned rave reviews for his appearance.

The devil has a sinful hairstyle, according to CHRISTOPHER STEVENS. Satan slicked his locks with Brylcreem in early Hollywood horror films. Lucifer is now a mullet, but she does not appear in this film. The hairdo from Hell falls short at the front, swept back across the neck. In the gothic American romantic drama Mayfair Witches, we can tell that the Dark Lord with the Bon Jovi appearance is a demon, not a vampire. (BBC2) He can float into young women's boudoirs uninvited, which was always a problem for Dracula. And if he's there, he appears in the mirror. The classic crucifixes and garlic defenses aren't going to keep him at bay, as shown by the above. Deirdre (Cameron Inman) wants to fend him off, she'll need something more drastic. I like scissors and an electric razor. Beelzebub will be sent packing if you give him a buzz. Of course, Deirdre does not want to send him packing. In a gloomy New Orleans mansion, she was carried up by sadistic nuns. The devil is the devil's perfect boyfriend.

The Golden Bullion robbery, which was recorded on the BBC, has been renewed for a second season. The first series followed the aftermath of the biggest armed heist in British history, the Brink's-Mat gold bullion robbery in November 1983. Kenneth Noye, the vivacious crook who arranged for the bulk of the £26 million gold bars to be melted and sold, was played by Jack Lowden.

Jack Lowden and Saoirse Ronan took a holiday to Perthshire in August. Not for this ­Hollywood couple's glistening white sands of the Maldives or a five-star retreat in Mexico. Rather, the pair spent a quiet week Munro bagging, despite their celebrity: 29-year-old Ronan has earned four Oscar nominations, while Scottish actor Lowden, 33, has recently emerged as a favourite to play the new James Bond.

They fell in love with the portrayal of Mary Queen of Scots and the conceitful Lord Darnley (right). But Saoirse Ronan and Jack Lowden will be hoping that life does not imitate art as the couple stepped out, with the actress wearing an engagement ring (bottom inset). Ms Ronan, 29, and her actor partner, 33, all set out with their terrier Fran, a £2.5 million home in Islington, north London. Lowden's cheek was then planted with a big kiss (top inset). When the couple refused to deny that the Dunkirk actor was involved during a walking holiday in Perthshire in July, rumors of marriage started.

Terence Davies, the English filmmaker who produced several classic autobiographical films and literary adaptations, including The House Of Mirth and The Neon Bible, died at the age of 77. Davies' official Instagram account announced the news on Saturday, noting that he died 'completely at home' earlier this day after a'short illness.' With the autobiographical films Distant Voices (1988), Still Lives (1989) and The Long Day Closes (1992), the producer and screenwriter, who was born in Liverpool in 1945, began his career and quickly became known as one of Britain's best writers.

Harley Quinn, Naomi Lapaglia, Tonya Harding, and several other characters appeared before Margot Robbie as "Barbie." Robbie is unquestionable, and although facing the role of a legendary children's toy isn't on her resume, it's clear she was delighted she took a chance on the role. Robbie talked to Vogue a month before the role's highly awaited July 2023 debut of "Barbie" was released, explaining how playing the role never even crossed her mind. "I never wanted to play Barbie, or was afraid of being Barbie, or something like that," she said. "This is going to sound stupid, but I didn't even think about playing Barbie until years into the project's development."

On Sunday night, the 2023 British Academy Television Awards with P&O Cruises will take place, with some of the UK's top celebrities descending on London's Royal Festival Hall for the glitzy event. This year, the heartbreaking BBC medical drama This Is Going To Hurt and gritty police series The Responder are among the nominees, with six each receiving the most nods. Leading Actress and Supporting Actor were among the Crown's most popular series that aired last fall.

The 2023 British Academy Television Awards with P&O Cruises is scheduled to take place on Sunday night, with some of the UK's best stars descended on London's Royal Festival Hall for the glitzy event. This year, the heartbreaking medical drama This Is Going To Hurt and gritty police series The Responder, who received the most votes with six each, are the most coveted nominations. With 47 nominations in total, BBC has received the most nominations out of all the broadcasters in the main and Craft categories, Channel 4 received 21 and ITV received 15.

On Wednesday, Kristin Scott Thomas and James Callis were seen filming the Slow Horses series three times in London. The actress, 62, who plays Diana Taverner on the series, and the Bridget Jones actor, 51, were both busy shooting scenes for the hit TV spy drama. It comes as the series received five nominations at the BAFTA Awards, including Gary Oldman as the Leading Actor and Jack Lowden as Supporting Actor.

Exclusive: Kenny Noye (inset left) has sold the £1.7 million Spanish hideaway (pictured) to British holidaymakers after we revealed he was profiting from it. Stephen Cameron, a 21-year-old Stephen Cameron's murderer, died in front of his teen daughter's admonition, a glossy ad promoting the mansion where the career criminal lay low. Just hours after Mail Online revealed photos of the six-bed villa overlooking a majestic golden sand beach near the fishing town where he was arrested following an international manhunt and told how Noye, 75, was charging unsuspecting UK tourists up to £13,000 for a two-week stay. The villa, which is perched on a hill overlooking stunning Atlanterra beach in south-west Spain's quiet village of Zahara de los Atunes, is now available for rent on local estate agent-run Spanish websites. However, there was no sign of it on Airbnb on Tuesday, where Noye's uncle Brett had branded himself as the host.

The Gold on BBC One's debut series is expected to be renewed for a second season. Fans are likely to be treated to a major surprise this Sunday as the finale airs, paving the way for a sequel. The crime drama is based on the infamous £26 million Brink's-Mat heist of 1983 and stars Jack Lowden and Hugh Bonneville.

Kenneth Noye, 75 (inset) bought the villa on the Costa de la Luz for £250,000 and died on the highway in 1996 after stabbed Stephen Cameron, 21, to death on the M25. Following the 1983 Brinks'-Mat robbery, the biggest heist in British history, the former convict helped to launder £26 million in gold bullion, which has now been chronicled in BBC series The Gold. He was recently described as more of a cheeky chappie than a cold-blooded killer, and he was portrayed as more of a 'over the moon' in the film. Brett, the career criminal, promoted the property overlooking a stunning golden sand beach off the shore of Barbate, where he was arrested at a restaurant after a two-year manhunt. Noye, who spent 21 years in prison for Stephen's murder, also has the house up for auction for £1.7 million. In the peak season months of July and August, the villa, perched on a hill overlooking stunning Atlanterra beach close to the quiet village of Zahara de los Atunes, is showing up as unavailable. Tourists can spend more than $2,600 for a week beginning in October. Noye arranged for the majority of the in gold bars looted in the infamous Brink's-Mat robbery to be melted down and sold in the 1980s.

River Cartwright, an eager MI5 agent who works in Slow Horses, throws caution to the wind. And it seems that Jack Lowden would know his character's disregard for danger. When cycling in north London, the actor was seen without a helmet and using his phone.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS (Chester, a bloke), as my colleague Mervyn Hancock, was a big bloke in every sense - big, loud, 6ft 3in, and obliviously good-humoured. However, this heroic man was left red-faced and shaken after an encounter with John 'Goldfinger' Palmer, now a central figure in BBC1's crime drama The Goldfinger' Palmer. We learned that Palmer was running a timeshare scam in the early 1990s, when I was working at Bristol's morning paper, ripping off thousands of holidaymakers.

When women were depicted as passive victims, Audrey Gillan, who produced a podcast about three victims of the Scottish serial killer Bible John, said that not enough emphasis was placed on the perpetrators' motives. Kenneth Noye as depicted by Jack Lowden in The Gold (left); Joe Goldberg in You (top right); and Dennis Tennant as Dennis Nilsen (bottom right).

Jack Lowden and his even more popular partner Saoirse Ronan have a fortune to boast about and have just spent £2.5 million on a new house in Islington's upmarket North London enclave. They bought the three-bedroom Victorian end-of-terrace house after the actress fell in love with the area when performing Lady Macbeth at the nearby Almeida Theatre. Lowden, 32, has been praised for his portrayal of Kenneth Noye, the criminal, in The Gold, and he also appeared in the famous Apple TV+ spy drama Slow Horses alongside Gary Oldman. Ms Ronan, 28, has been widely recognized as one of the world's top screen actresses, with four Oscar nominations for her role in films including Atonement and Little Women.

Michael Relton, a 50-year-old Surrey solicitor, was sentenced to 12 years in jail for his part in laundering and re-investing the proceeds of the huge £26 million Brink's-Mat bullion theft robbery on July 7, 1988. It seemed as he was led down the Old Bailey steps to the cells that it looked like a watershed. The machinations of this complicated case had occupied a substantial portion of my professional life as a crime reporter for nearly five years. The robbers, the chief handler, and now the crooked money men had been taken to court. Or so it seemed, the Relton trial had brought at least some degree of closure. In reality, the tale was far from over. This was just the start of the program, to Churchill.

Exclusive : In a secluded hamlet near Bath, looking at the Georgian pile nestled into the countryside, there are no hints that it has been underworld. However, it is also where John 'Goldfinger' Palmer, who was killed in an unsolved gangland murder in 2015, smelted bars of gold bullion stolen from a warehouse in one of Britain's biggest ever crimes. And although it has been extensively updated since, it is undeniably the house where he and wife Marnie (inset) were photographed after Palmer was barred from participating in the robbery in 1987. The Grade II-listed former coach house, according to the estate agent's website, is available to rent from April 2023. Now it can be rented for £5,000 per month.

Charlotte Spencer, a 31-year-old actress from Harlow, Essex, has been acting professionally since she was 12 years old, when she first landed her first major role as Jane in Mary Poppins. In the new BBC drama The Gold, she now plays an indomitable flying squad detective, which tells the tale of one of the world's biggest heists. Charmingly, she revealed on Thursday that her father knew one of the real-life coppers involved in the Brinks-Mat heist. The Gold is also a film about actors like Sanditon and The Dead.