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The Bay cast | Full list of characters & actors for ITV drama series - Vimarsana News

The Bay cast | Full list of characters & actors for ITV drama series

Wednesday, 10th February 2021 at 5:49 pm In season two of The Bay, Morven Christie and her colleagues at Morecambe’s police station are joined by guest stars including James Cosmo, Joe Absolom, Sunetra Sarker, Sharon Small, and (very briefly) Stephen Tompkinson. Advertisement Christie stars as family liaison officer Lisa Armstrong, an important member of the police department who works closely with families and friends of crime victims. In season one, she took on a missing persons case after teenage twins Holly and Dylan disappeared — only to discover that she had a personal connection...

From Lou Grant to Carmela Soprano: Katie Hannon of RTÉ on her cultural touchstones - Vimarsana News

From Lou Grant to Carmela Soprano: Katie Hannon of RTÉ on her cultural touchstones

From Carmela Soprano to Mary Raftery: Katie Hannon of RTÉ on her cultural touchstones  Born on a farm in Co Kerry, Katie Hannon draws on an ecelctic mix of favourite books and TV shows, as well as singling out the broadcasters she admires  Katie Hannon of RTÉ.  Picture: Kieran Harnett  Fri, 05 Feb, 2021 - 14:44 Richard Fitzpatrick Katie Hannon grew up on a farm in north Kerry, attending secondary school in Listowel.  After more than a decade in print journalism, she joined RTÉ in 2004 where she has worked as a political correspondent and presenter, including S...

'Before my dad left there was normality and then there was the trauma of him going and a lot of children deal with that by inventing a narrative that isn't quite true or quite right' - Richard Osman - Vimarsana News

'Before my dad left there was normality and then there was the trauma of him going and a lot of children deal with that by inventing a narrative that isn't quite true or quite right' - Richard Osman

Richard Osman and his 'Pointless' co-presenter Alexander Armstrong at a book signing in 2013 "Old age can be a time of grief and loss but in another way it's quite freeing for people, I suspect, in terms of their behaviour. The heroes of the book all allow themselves to live a bonus bit of their life, and have some mischief, which they might not otherwise have done." Osman's gentle affability and sly wit -familiar to viewers of Pointless - infuses the prose but there's a sense that a point is being made too. As Britain teeters on the brink of Brexit chaos, the book is notable for its depicti...