News about Sarah Parish

A huge name in British drama and comedy is starring in a new comedy show, from the award-winning team behind Smack The Pony and Green Wing. The actress, 55, looks completely unrecognisable in the first photos shared of new ITV comedy Piglets, coming to screens this summer.  Ditching her usual long, locks for a short grey wig, the actress posed for an on set selfie as she declared: 'Say hello to Superintendent Julie Spry. What a cracker!'

Ricky Tomlinson and Sue Johnston are set to delve deep into their family history in the fifth series of ITV 's DNA Journey. The Royle Family stars are joining best pals Sam Thompson and Marvin Humes on the exciting new series, alongside four other celebrity pairings. Jo Brand and Julian Clare, Fay Ripley and Hermione Norris, Sarah Parish and Jimmy Nesbitt plus John Simm and Philip Glenister are also apart of the brand new line-up.

A huge Strictly Come Dancing star has been reportedly announced to join Celebrity Gogglebox. Bobby Brazier, 20, is set to appear once again on the beloved Channel 4 show with his younger brother Freddie, 19, and his dad Jeff, 44. 'The trio have great banter and it will be great to treat Bobby's huge fanbase to his rapport with Freddie,' a source told The Sun.

The rising star has starred in EastEnders for two years but following his huge success on Strictly Come Dancing last year he is pursuing other ventures. Marking his first acting gig away from the BBC One soap, Bobby will star in new British drama Curfew.   

A former X Factor champion has appeared in a new television series 16 years after winning The X Factor. The singer was confirmed on Tuesday that he was in the cast of the recent Curfew is a comedy series that premieres in the United Kingdom. Sarah Parish and Doctor Who's Mandip Gill will star in the six-part crime drama.

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On Tuesday, Sarah Parish and her husband Jim Murray enjoyed their luxurious Bahamas holiday. In a white swimsuit with a square neckline and key hole detailing, the actress, 55, looked sensational as she took a dip in the sea. Sarah and Jim, 48, were smiling side-by-side while holding a pig, posting a series of snaps from their day out on Instagram.

They often post snapshots from their girls' get togethers. Amanda Holden, Sarah Parish, Lisa Faulkner, and Angela Griffin were documenting their new venture over the weekend as they celebrated 25 years of friendship during an annual Christmas bash at Estelle Manor country club and hotel. Lucy Gaskell, who appeared on Amanda, Sarah, and Angela in Noughties' Cutting It, and Emmerdale's Nicola Stephenson, who appeared with Tess Harris on the soap from 2015 to 2016, welcomed the actors on the trip.

After the doctor who saved her baby's life lost his high-profile whistleblowing lawsuit, Broadchurch actress Sarah Parish slammed the employment tribunal system as 'corrupt.' When giving an empassioned address at a party held in honor of hospital consultant Martyn Pitman, the British actor launched a scathing attack on the tribunal service. One of around 50 people who turned out at the party to show their love for Mr Pitman, with the actor presenting the 'brilliant' obstetrician with £2,000 to send him and his wife on holiday.

Martyn Pitman (left), a student at the Royal Hampshire County Hospital (RHCH) in Winchester, where he had been consulting for 20 years, was fired earlier this year after raising questions about the hospital's maternity services. He told the Southampton tribunal, which concluded earlier this month, that he had been'subjected to brutal retaliation victimization,' a lawsuit that claimed he was denied a dismissal for exercising rights under the Public Interest Disclosure Act. Mr Pitman, a 'exemplary' clinical record, said he was made out of his career after he swore the whistle on bad care putting patients in danger and causing the woman's death in childbirth. Despite a surgeon's fears that if she did not get a natural birth for her second child, Lucy Howell (bottom right) 32, had chosen for a natural birth for her second child. Ms Howell died in March 2021 after a rupture.

When the trust's chief executive announced that he was a 'unacceptable danger' to patient welfare, an NHS consultant who raised doubts that a young mother's death in childcare was the result of clinical negligence told a tribunal. To Alex Whitfield's 'astonishment' when she inquired about what evidence she had of this, she replied 'I don't have none.' The consultant of 20 years with a "exemplary" clinical record claims he was coerced out of his work when he blew the whistle on bad care that put patients in risk and caused the woman's death in childbirth. According to the 57-year-old, he was subjected to a'vexatiously initiated' discipline for blowing the whistle in 2019.

Martyn Pitman (pictured left) said he spoke out against women being pressured to have natural births over caesarean sections. When midwives were told to encourage pregnant women to give birth naturally rather than via Caesarean section, the consultant said he'put his head on the line' to protest this. After a suggestion that a Caesarean was 'lost,' Mr Pitman said he also raised questions about the 'avoidable' death of a woman during childbirth. Despite a surgeon's fears that if she did, Lucy Howell (pictured right and inset with Matthew Howell), 32, had chosen a natural birth for her second child. Ms Howell died in March 2021 after a rupture and although daughter Pippa survived, she died of cancer.

Dr. Martyn Pitman and Sarah Parish appeared on Good Morning Britain to talk about their work. He was employed at the Royal Hampshire County Hospital in Winchester for more than two decades before being dismissed in April. He was accused of battling with midwives over 'normal birth belief' and was refused by Hampshire hospital trust. Dr. Pitman has been suspended for blowing the whistle on "poor leadership, low morale, and staffing levels," and there will be an employment tribunal. On Good Morning Britain, Sarah Parish said, 'Martyn is the primary reason why I'm here, and Nell, my daughter, is here.' Martyn lived with Ella-Jayne and Nell through both of my lives.' (Nell and Sarah Jane are pictured inset)

Since 'raising safety concerns,' a star of hit TV crime drama Broadchurch has requested an investigation into why the doctor who saved her baby's life was fired.' Dr. Martyn Pitman (right), a 'dedicted and brilliant'obstetrician and gynaecologist, had been with the Royal Hampshire County Hospital in Winchester for more than two decades before being dismissed last month. Yet colleagues and hundreds of his former patients, including actress Sarah Parish (left), who has appeared in Broadchurch, Peak Practice, and Bancroft, have expressed their love for Dr. Pitman on social media.

On Wednesday, Broadchurch actress Sarah Parish paid tribute to her late daughter Ella-Jayne on what would have been her 15th birthday. The actress, 54, took to Instagram to post a snapshot of her funeral order of service that showed her younger sibling, who died at the age of eight months old. Ella-Jayne and her husband, actor James Murray, died in 2009 due to a congenital heart disease.

Amanda Holden looked stunning on Saturday as she continued to enjoy a weekend with pals Lisa Faulkner, Tamzin Outhwaite, Sarah Parish, Angela Griffin, Tracey Ann Oberman, and Tracey Ann Oberman. With her 1.8 million followers from the fun evening, which is an annual event for the television actress, the TV star posted a slew of snaps.

On Wednesday, Season five of The Crown was announced, amid growing backlash over the 'insensitive' representation of the Royal Family during the Nineties. As the Netflix drama has spanned decades and landed on recent events that would be fresh in some viewers' minds, it has been chastised for sensationalizing events and including fictionalized scenes. With the exception of the previous two seasons of The Crown spanning three decades before the Nineties, the entire team has been recast for this series's 13-year time span from 1990 to 2003.

There has been an avalanche of backlash against The Crown's 'insensitive' portrayal of the Royal Family during the Nineties, with season five described as 'trolling on a Hollywood scale.' Since being first introduced on Netflix in 2016, the Crown, developed and written by Peter Morgan, has been a hit for the network, with the main characters being recast to reflect the royals' age in their respective timelines. The show's excitement has never been greater than ever, with viewers counting down the days leading up to the series's launch, despite being chastised for sensationalizing events and including fictionalized scenes.

Meg Bellamy [right inset] was cast in the role of Kate Middleton in series six of the drama. After a five-month wait, the Netflix channel first called out a casting call in April to find a'stunning actress' to play the role of a young Kate [pictured right with Prince William]. Meg, the head girl at St Crispin's School, where she studied drama, will appear alongside Ed McVey [centre inset], who has been cast as Prince William [right in 1997]. In addition to Ed, Rufus Kampa [left inset] will play the prince at a different time in his life, depicting his teenage years during his mother Princess Diana's death.