News about Sean Maguire

Death In Paradise on BBC has everything you'd like from a comedy crime drama - sunny beaches, a superb cast, and a slew of murders. Officer Marlon Pryce (Tahj Miles), the show's 'heart and soul,' will be dismissed after three years on set, according to a recent update. After it was announced that he and his sister Jocelyn (Miai Leonie Phillips), who had bagged a scholarship, were left reeling, claiming that his character will be left 'too soon.'

In her most well-known role, she played both a doctor and a former resident of Nonnatus House. After being stabbed, her character was taken to a mental hospital that was supposed to treat her anxiety, but her illness continued to worsene rapidly. And although Call The Midwife has been mysteriously missing since 2017, the actress appeared in a new Death In Paradise role.

As the show's 100th episode airs this February, Death In Paradise is returning for a brand new series. The team reunites on the idyllic Caribbean island of Saint Marie and is faced with more thrilling murders to solve, but the series also sees the return of a major character. Sean Maguire, the star of EastEncounters, will return to the drama series this Sunday, 13 years after his debut on the show.

Following a 13-year absence, an EastEnders legend is expected to return to screens. As part of the company's new film, the actor, 47, will reprise his role in Death In Paradise.

After a critical penalty miss in the Sky Bet Championship play-off final against Luton, Coventry have condemned internet racial abuse against Fankaty Dabo. The club has confirmed that they will work with the PFA, EFL, and the police to locate, ban, and sue any individual suspected of sending racist messages. The messages sent to Fankaty were disgusting and there is no place for anyone who sent such vile abuse at any of our games,' according to the owner and executive chairman, and there is no place for them to say these things on social media.'

Grange Hill, a fictional comprehensive school in London, provided the backdrop to a generation of childhoods, with its catchy theme tune, cast of mischievous students, and gritty storylines. The show's cast made household names after first being broadcast in 1978 and now receiving up to 12 million viewers over its 30-year existence. Todd Carty, Paula Ann-Bland, Erkan Mustafa, and Lee MacDonald were among the show's most popular faces. Today, some will be reminiscing on Radio 4's The Reunion - so what happened after they left Grange Hill? At 11.15 a.m. today, the Reunion is on Radio 4 in New York.