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Big change on Masterpiece’s popular drama Miss Scarlet and the Duke. Stuart Martin, who played William “The Duke” Wellington in the previous four seasons, will not return for season 5. Kate Phillips (Wolf Hall, The Crown) will return as Miss Eliza Scarlet for a fifth season of investigations, and the series will be retitled Miss Scarlet. …

PBS Says 'Miss Scarlet And The Duke' Will Continue Without The Duke

Big change on Masterpiece’s popular drama Miss Scarlet and the Duke. Stuart Martin, who played William “The Duke” Wellington in the previous four seasons, will not return for season 5. Kate Phillips (Wolf Hall, The Crown) will return as Miss Eliza Scarlet for a fifth season of investigations, and the series will be retitled Miss Scarlet. …

Bernie Ricke is credited with helping negotiate national labor contracts of Ford factory workers for two decades. He retired at the start of February.

Professor Irwin and his team found that both planets are in fact a similar shade of greenish blue, despite the commonly-held belief that Neptune is a deep azure and Uranus has a pale cyan appearance. However, astronomers have long known that mos

A team led by Professor Patrick Irwin of Oxford University’s Department of Physics found that Neptune and Uranus are both pale blue-green, not deep navy blue as is commonly believed. The main purpose of their study, published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, was to explain why Uranus’s colour changes throughout its year.

New findings came from Hubble Space Telescope and the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope

Cameras on our space probes act as proxies for our own eyes, but what they see isn't necessarily what our eyes would see.

Our concepts about colors Planets Neptune and Uranus have been challenged by research conducted by astronomers in the United Kingdom. This is in contrast