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Tom Hollander heads a deliciously starry but drawn-out drama about Capote and his gal pals; Danny Dyer talks to geezers; the Belfast cop series is back with a bang; and neurodiverse Nina is a sparky sitcom gem

Blue Lights star Joanne Crawford opens up about character's struggle to cope with series 1 loss.

: Drama following three new recruits to Belfast's police force. Blue Lights airs on BBC Two HD at 2:35 AM, Saturday 20 April. Drama following three new recruits to Belfast's police force

UK writer Kathryn Flett reviews police drama Blue Lights, which is produced by Line of Dutys Stephen Wright, along with Danny Dyer: How To Be A Man, a two-part documentary about toxic masculinity.

David Roy visits the set of Blue Lights to speak to the writers and cast about the new series which starts next week

Adam Patterson and Declan Lawn, the creators of Blue Lights, have revealed how the show being renewed for two seasons at once has impacted writing.

Blue Lights is an authentic, gripping and darkly funny drama about ordinary people doing an extraordinary job

Blue Lights burst onto the screen last year as a rare, electrifying word-of-mouth hit, recommended by both critics and colleagues with an urgency – you must see this. It was terrifying, hard-edged, touching, funny and beautiful to watch, hurling away the rules of the police procedural by following three green recruits through the mean streets of Belfast, where violent death could – and did – take out even the most beloved character.

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Blue Lights has released a new trailer for its upcoming second season, alongside a release date.