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Tensions can often arise between people who clash in personality. Those conflicts can become even more amplified when detectives of differing backgrounds

Tensions can often arise between people who clash in personality. Those conflicts can become even more amplified when detectives of differing backgrounds

The Detective Investigates the Death of His Godson on The Inspector Lynley Mysteries on The Inspector Lynley Mysteries By A scene from the British crime drama, ‘The Inspector Lynley Mysteries.’ Tensions can often arise between people who clash in personality. Those conflicts can become even more amplified when detectives of differing backgrounds are forced to work together to solve murder cases. That’s certainly the case for the two lead characters of the hit British BBC One crime drama, ‘The Inspector Lynley Mysteries,’ including title protagonist, Detective Inspector Thomas “Tom...

The Bay season 2: Stephen's wife and son hug (Image: ITV) READ MORE Fans believed Marshbrook and his law partner Bill Bradwell (James Cosmo) had connections with a company called Breakwater Developments. Med (Taheen Modak) had attempted to investigate the link but he was run over by an unknown driver and it is believed the same perpetrator could have been responsible for Stephen's death. Sadly this was not the case, as the perpetrator was actually scrapyard boss, Frank Mercer (Owen McDonnell). He had connections with both the Marshbrooks and the Bradwells, which went back years. Fans discover...

Where is it? Why do you go there? As a kid from Glasgow, visiting Loch Lomond was the ultimate day trip. The four of us – my mum, dad, sister and me – would all go. Hearing that phrase "we are going for a run in the car ...", the excitement would start to build. It seemed like another world. I was brought up in a council estate in the Gorbals, which I loved, but it felt like in 20 minutes you went from Taggart to Monarch of the Glen. The air was different. It looked beautiful. You could see animals that were bigger than you, like horses and cows.