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EVEN STEVENS, a christophere: Even to my credulity, there are limits. And, frankly, I can't believe that a former social worker would ever be good news for the police. All the social workers I've ever encountered (and, boy, I've seen a lot - if you're the parent of a disabled child, they're all over you) have one key characteristic. When you ask them for any kind of assistance, they vanish. What kind of emergency service would employ people who take a minimum of ten days to reply to an email? Or people who only work Mondays, Tuesday, and Wednesday mornings. ... Irma Hertz, a writer from the United States, is a student at the University of On the one hand, he is a student at the University of On the other hand, the narcotics store is on display. That is if they aren't using up their statutory sick leave.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: For 40 years, Channel 4 has had sex on the brain. Now that its executives are enslaved by a self-righteous puritanism, it is time to begin discussing sex even more. The television company that brought us Naked Attraction, Sex Box, and art-porn films in a red triangle continues to promote the fact that other people's sexual preferences are nothing more than their own. So Ch4 was hardly likely to miss the chance to go muck-raking as it marked the 25th anniversary of what one contributor called the biggest news st

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS discusses last night's television show: DI Sunny returns with a chimney, and Unforgotten's adamant new boss. It is there, the haunting theme tune. Throughout five seasons of Unforgotten (ITV1), All We Do, by married pop duo Oh Wonder, is immediately evocative of ancient unsolved murders. The CD was on loop in my local cafe prior to the pandemic. It was playing when I stopped for a cup of coffee and a croissant (the fuel of armchair detectives everywhere). I got the uneasy feeling that a skeleton was under the patio terrace, and that all the tables were somehow connected to the murder. A vivid imagination is a curse.

For its fifth series on ITV, critically acclaimed crime drama Unforgotten returned to the small screen - leaving viewers ecstatic as they mourned the loss of a lead character. Sinéad Keenan (pictured) who has joined the cast to play DCI Jessica 'Jessie' James, replacing Nicola Walker, whose character DCI Cassie Stuart was killed off at the beginning of the fourth series. Sinéad is a student at the University of Sanjeev Bhaskar (pictured) who has appeared in four previous iterations of the popular cold case murder drama. After a fractured leg was discovered inside a chimney, the new DCI got off to a rocky start in tonight's episode, with the team getting to work to find a murder victim. DCI Jessica also clashed with Sunny, who is mourning his colleague's untimely death, causing sad viewers to take to Twitter to express their own feelings.

Sinéad Keenan has confessed that she turned down the opportunity to replace Nicola Walker in the well-known ITV series Unforgotten. As the new arrival DCI Jessica 'Jessie' James, the Irish actor, 45, will appear alongside Sanjeev Bhaskar in the crime drama's fifth film, beginning on Monday. Nonetheless, she told The Mirror: 'I received a phone call from my agent to inform that people from Unforgotten have been on the phone and they want to give the script to three actors.' "I said, "Thank you very much, no one's going to be the gobsh*** to follow Nicola Walker." Sinéad confessed that the tale was so convincing and then it was a no brainer,' despite her agent'surging her to read it.' Cassie Stuart, who was killed in the fourth series last March, was replaced by Nicola. However, Unforgotten isn't the only successful series under the Essex actress' belt, with Nicola's credits including BBC One drama Marriage alongside Sean Bean and The Split.

Since taking on Nicola Walker's role in the popular ITV show Unforgotten, she's about to become a household name. Sinéad Keenan, 45, has confessed that she turned down the opportunity to replace the beloved British actress, 52, who appeared in DCI Cassie Stuart in the crime drama until she was killed off at the end of the fourth series. Sinéad, a Dublin-born child, will appear alongside Sanjeev Bhaskar in the fifth series, as new arrival DCI Jessica 'Jessie' James begins on Monday. But she denied her doubts about starting the role at first, and she told The Mirror: "I received a phone call from my agent, and people from Unforgotten have been on the phone, and they want to hand over the script to three actors." "Thank you very much, no... who's going to be the gobsh*** to follow Nicola Walker" I said. Sinéad confessed that the tale was so compelling and then it was a no brainer,' he said.

After a fall on Boxing Day, author of The Buddha of Suburbia (left) is in hospital and is in a wheelchair, and he is unable to move his arms or legs, he said. 68, the British playwright, novelist, and film director, who is best known for The Buddha Of Suburbia, Intimacy, and Mother, sent a note on Twitter in which he said he was being treated at Gemelli University Hospital in Rome. Mr Kureishi said he collapsed on December 26 while walking from Piazza del Popolo to Villa Borghese and then back to his apartment.

JAN MOIR: Hankies are on alert. The Refugee Council has produced a film that claims that the British Government is an unashamed slew of dirty rotters trying to criminalize refugees trying to enter the country illegally. The council has co-opted an elite of empathetic Left-wing celebrities - aka the typical suspects - to appear both rich and serious in this tear-stained video, while still spouting the most revolting nonsense you've ever heard in this tear-stained video. You're extremely pregnant and need to get away with nothing but your back.' Daniel Radcliffe says, 'You're a criminal.' 'You're in a wheelchair trying to escape war's dangers.' You'll have to cross streets strewn with rubble. And muddy fields. Sanjeev Bhaskar says, "You are a criminal."

Notting Hill boosted Hugh Grant's fame as Britain's top guy and raised property prices in the once run-down corner of West London to those of Mayfair or Belgravia. Nonetheless, comedian Omid Djalili has slammed the 1999 smash-hit romantic comedy, saying that ethnic actors' scenes were cut - and his own role diminished - in order to make it'more white.' Djalili, who supervised the Queen's Jubilee celebrations at the Royal Windsor Horse Show in May, says, "Notting Hill, another film I was excluded from for being too brown."

RIICHARD EDEN: Lady Eliza Manners is used to being the center of attention at parties. However, the 25-year-old interior designer is in danger of merging into the background in this style. In Leicestershire, Belvoir Castle, she is wearing a floral dress that imitates the decor at her family's ancestral home. 'This wallpaper, which predates the castle, has been used in a celebration,' Lady Eliza says. There have been four castles on the site, the new one being built between 1801 and 1832.

Nicola Walker is currently playing Emma in BBC One drama Marriage (right, with Sean Bean as Ian). However, the Essex-born actress and Cambridge graduate, 52, has other notable accolades to her name since she first appeared on spy drama, Spooks. Walker has been lauded for her appearances as Gillian in Sally Wainwright's Last Tango in Halifax (left), Hannah in The Split (centre) and DCI Cassie Stuart in Unforgotten (inset).