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TV star Daniel Mays shares acting tips to USP College students LUCKY Performing Arts and Drama & Theatre Studies students at USP College had the privilege of attending a series of virtual workshops with star of film and TV, Daniel Mays, giving them the opportunity to gain a real insight into the world of acting.  Daniel, originally from Essex himself, has been credited in a long list of well-known productions including Line of Duty, White Lines, Des and Code 404, amongst many other film, theatre and TV credits. The actor joined students from our Seevic and Palmer’s campuses ...

We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. Line of Duty deaths - How, exactly, have all of the major players snuffed it? RIP. It's not always easy to predict what twists and turns Line of Duty has in store for us, but we can always count on Jed Mercurio to chuck a few grisly deaths in there along the way. Over the course of its six seasons, the police corruption drama has severed ties with myriad faces – some deserving of their wretched fates, others less so – and we've decided to round up all of the major exits for you because we're extremely

Sioux City music teacher retiring after 30 years EARL HORLYK, Sioux City Journal April 23, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) — Veteran music teacher Eleanor May-Patterson has a unique way of calling her class to order. “I say, “Bow’s up!’” she explained, literally placing her musical bow, vertically, on top of her head. “That signifies that all eyes should be on me and class is getting ready to begin.” This has been May-Patterson’s style as a Sioux City Community School District string instrument instructor for the past 30 years. While we can take music seriou...

NI man ‘stuck’ in South Africa fears hotel quarantine costs A NI man, who is currently stuck in South Africa, is concerned about an expensive quarantine on his return home. Tuesday, 26th January 2021, 2:35 pm Daniel May, who left in late December to spend a month with his elderly aunt and uncle, is currently staying with them in Johannesburg after his flights were cancelled. From Craigavon in Co Armagh, Daniel flew to South Africa on December 29, said he is concerned about how and when he is getting home. It has been claimed the UK and Republic of Ireland governments are considering makin...

Highlights include doses of Covid comedy, documentaries about war and single mums, and a profound look at a life cut short In this year of years, the small screen became an even more important part of our cultural consumption. Thankfully, we're deep into the third golden era of television (or, depending on who you talk to, the second or fourth) so with us being spoiled for both quantity and quality, no one could ever claim that 'there's nothing on TV'. The past 12 months have featured everything from tiger kings to chess queens, idiosyncratic cops to happy ghosts, and here our TV Editor picks...