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Here FEMAIL takes a look back at what happened to the original cast of the hit show as viewers prepare for the highly-anticipated third series.

Getting kind of a pass or a tacit approval at levels of the government and society that really validate it. in a scary way. >> yes and i don't know if that is what lit the dynamite, but it sure didn't help extinguish it to your point. but it's not helpful. so here are some of the numbers. -- >> well yet the throne connie which is a cultural -- that throws you through a loop but it's very powerful. absolutely unethical eons of followers. >> so, ever done all-time, high it was 2700 incident and that's a 34% increase your year. and then, in terms of the tropes, what john was talking about in 2019...

They had to wait for it to be over water because the debris scatters over something like six miles, you can tell me, john. but when they be -- if it fell over someone's head? >> we've picked them up in alaska, there are many -- there aren't too many people and a lot of trees and maybe a few animals and birds, and that's it. i'm just saying, i don't know. and that here to second guess anybody. i'm just telling you the average person looks like this and says, we let this thing fly all the way over the united says before we took action against? it it seems a little weird to the average person. >>...

Plot to, quote, completely destroyed the city of baltimore. federal authorities allege the dual were planning to attack electrical substations. experts warn that more extremist groups are targeting u.s. power facilities as possible targets. we're back now with -- an arrow. louis, john what reporting do you have on what's happening right now? >> well, as we reported last, week on cnn, we have seen a big increase in 2022 on attacks on power stations, substations, across the country. >> okay, 25 confirmed attacks -- >> right, and some of these are gunfire, sniper, sabotage, vandalism. but, at the...

John Aidiniantz and his siblings have racked up more than £2.5m in cost and court orders in a decade-long feud over the profits from the museum at 221B Baker Street.