News about Peter Davison

Ralf Little's DI Neville Parker will be replaced on Death In Paradise by 'someone younger' according to Beyond Paradise star Peter Davison. Davison, who plays Richard Baxter in the BBC series, did not rule out taking the role himself, however. Little, 44, quit the lead role in Death In Paradise after five years with a final appearance in March's series 13 finale.

Magic formulas must exist for successful TV shows, but actors and writers have yet to find a foolproof spell. Instead, they keep falling back on the classics, remaking favourite shows in the hopes that lightning will strike twice. Here we examine eight classics and compare them to their remakes - some are better than the original, some are more popular but equally good, and at least one of them is a horrible clunker.

EXCLUSIVE: Britons around the UK have been charged sky-high prices for drinks and food Christmas markets, including £15 hog roast rolls, £12 chips, and £8 hot chocolates, assuaging several stall owners to earn over £80,000 in just two months.' Residents of Newcastle, Liverpool, Manchester, and Nottingham have all stated that the cost of their annual trip to their local market has risen this year in an unseasonal extension of the cost of living crisis.

On Thursday night, three of Doctor Who's most famous actors reunited at the press night for ex-showrunner Steven Moffat's latest play The Unfriend. Before leaving the series in 2017, David Tennant, Peter Capaldi, and Peter Davison all joined a number of actors to assist the writer and producer, who wrote a number of episodes of Doctor Who before stepping down. As they posed at the event, the three actors, who have appeared in various iterations of the timelord, were seen grinning and clasping their arms around each other.

Former Doctor Who Peter Davison has sent a note of caution about Outgoing Time Lord Jodie Whittaker, who had wished to leave the role after five years. Jodie, 40, said she will now have to park her car at the BBC after losing her prestigious title as the 13th Doctor.

On Sunday, Doctor Who returned from Jodie Whittaker's final outing. And the episode was jam packed with actors from the show's past who brought the actress' time in the role to an end in epic style. During the dramatic finale, the Time Lord came face to face with many familiar faces, including her own, including Peter Davison, 71, David Bradley, 80, and Sylvester McCoy, 79.

"House of the Dragon" viewers got to know Prince Aegon, the eldest son of King Viserys (Paddy Considine) and Queen Alicent (Olivia Cooke). With his nephews, Jace (Leo Hart) and Lucerys (Harvey Sadler), the mischievous boy engaged in his own hijinks. Ty Tennant, the son of David Tennant and his wife Georgia, is the newest incarnation of the character, ten years older than the toddler viewers saw in early episodes. Ty, 20, was born in Georgia when she was 17 years old. Ty was adopted by Georgia when he married David in 2011. In total, the couple have five children. Ty has been following in his parents' footsteps for the past few years. He appeared in "War of the Worlds" for three years, as well as in series and films such as "Tolkein" and "Doom Patrol." Olive, Ty's 11-year-old sister, is also an actor and appeared in the film "Belfast" last year. Ty walked the red carpet with his sister and shared how proud he was of her on his Instagram.

On September 15, Creatures Great and Small will return to Channel 5 again. The series is back in a modern twist, with women at the forefront of action. As a studio set, the weekend has been allowed to a former warehouse where James Herriot's fictional veterinary practice Skeldale House was built. Left to Right: - Mrs Hall (Anna Madeley), Siegfried Farnon (Samuel West), James Herriott (Nicholas Ralph), Helen Alderson (played by Rachel Shenton) and Tristan Farnon (Callum Woodhouse)

In her final episode of Doctor Who, Jodie Whittaker is said to pay tribute to previous Time Lords by sporting their iconic outfits. The actor, 40, is set to say goodbye to the role of the BBC's centennial episode in October, paving the way for Ncuti Gatwa's appearance as the 14th Doctor, but not before David Tennant reprises his role in three specials next year. According to a source, 'Getting Jodie - and some others - to wear some of the best-loved items from the Doctors' wardrobe over the decades is a fitting and appropriate way to commemorate the BBC's 100th anniversary.'