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IOL News
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- IOL News
For entertainment that fits every mood – Find your happy only on BBC Brit
Whether you're in the mood for high-speed thrills, clever quizzes, or enjoy spending a night trying to figure out the voice behind the mask, BBC Brit's (DStv Channel 120) new season line-up is here to deliver feel-good entertainment, seven nights a week. With premium British programming to suit every mood, across every genre, BBC Brit is your new go-to destination to Find Your Happy. The new slate is carefully structured to deliver something delightful every evening. Fridays bring the rush with Top Gear Australia. Sundays are for surprises through The Masked Singer. Tuesdays delve into drama in the world of Beyond Paradise and Death Valley, and Wednesdays test your trivia with The Weakest Link. This curated content calendar invites audiences to build new habits and rediscover their favourites. It's premium entertainment, tailor-made for every mood BBC Brit is built on the idea that great television not only entertains, but also immerses viewers. The channel offers smart, surprising, and satisfying content that feels like a reward at the end of a long day. Designed with loyal fans of British entertainment in mind, and ready to welcome new viewers with open arms and some tongue-in-cheek British humour, the refreshed channel structure ensures every evening brings something to look forward to. New premieres that pack a punch
Scotsman
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Not Going Out series 14: who is in the cast
Not Going Out is back with a new series - but there will be a few Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Not Going Out is back with a new series on the BBC. The long-running show will celebrate its 20th anniversary next year. But who is in the cast after a major change? Lucy and Lee are back for another season of hijinks as Not Going Out prepares to return. The show marked its 100th episode back in 2023 and is now gearing up for a new series. The brainchild of stand-up comedian Lee Mack, it has featured many familiar faces from the comedy world over the years. However there is set to be a big shake-up to the cast for the new season. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Lee Mack told British Comedy Guide : 'Once again I'm very grateful that the BBC have trusted in us to keep alive the studio sitcom. I grew up watching this genre of sitcom on the BBC, and to be part of it myself is still a dream come true.' Who is in the cast of Not Going Out series 14? Lee Mack and Sally Bretton | BBC The show will be undergoing a few big changes for the new season. According to British Comedy Guide just two of the cast have been confirmed for the latest episodes. Not Going Out's latest season will also see Lee and Lucy swapping their 'empty nest' in the suburbs for the countryside. What could possibly go wrong? Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Lee Mack - Lee Sally Bretton - Lucy In recent seasons, Not Going Out has also included actors such as Hugh Dennis and Abigail Cruttenden. The early years of the show also featured the likes of Miranda Hart and Tim Vine. Away from Not Going Out, Lee Mack is the host of quiz show The 1% Club on ITV - which he also created. Sally Bretton has recently reprised her role as Martha Lloyd from Death in Paradise in its spin-off Beyond Paradise. What time is Not Going Out on TV? The first episode of series 14 of the long-running BBC show is set to debut tonight (June 13). It is due to begin at 9pm and will last for 30 minutes. Not Going Out will be broadcast on BBC One and also iPlayer. It will be followed by the latest episode of The Power of Parker. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad The preview for the episode, via Radio Times , reads: 'Lee and Lucy make plans to vacate their suburban 'empty nest' property. The pair view a property that Lucy loves when, embarrassingly, Lee needs the toilet. 'Before he can use it however, a second buyer turns up to take a look at the property. To dissuade him from putting in an offer, Lee pretends to be the vendor.'
Scotsman
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Not Going Out series 14: who is in the cast
Not Going Out is back with a new series - but there will be a few Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Not Going Out is back with a new series on the BBC. The long-running show will celebrate its 20th anniversary next year. But who is in the cast after a major change? Lucy and Lee are back for another season of hijinks as Not Going Out prepares to return. The show marked its 100th episode back in 2023 and is now gearing up for a new series. The brainchild of stand-up comedian Lee Mack, it has featured many familiar faces from the comedy world over the years. However there is set to be a big shake-up to the cast for the new season. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Lee Mack told British Comedy Guide : 'Once again I'm very grateful that the BBC have trusted in us to keep alive the studio sitcom. I grew up watching this genre of sitcom on the BBC, and to be part of it myself is still a dream come true.' Who is in the cast of Not Going Out series 14? Lee Mack and Sally Bretton | BBC The show will be undergoing a few big changes for the new season. According to British Comedy Guide just two of the cast have been confirmed for the latest episodes. Not Going Out's latest season will also see Lee and Lucy swapping their 'empty nest' in the suburbs for the countryside. What could possibly go wrong? Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Lee Mack - Lee Sally Bretton - Lucy In recent seasons, Not Going Out has also included actors such as Hugh Dennis and Abigail Cruttenden. The early years of the show also featured the likes of Miranda Hart and Tim Vine. Away from Not Going Out, Lee Mack is the host of quiz show The 1% Club on ITV - which he also created. Sally Bretton has recently reprised her role as Martha Lloyd from Death in Paradise in its spin-off Beyond Paradise. What time is Not Going Out on TV? The first episode of series 14 of the long-running BBC show is set to debut tonight (June 13). It is due to begin at 9pm and will last for 30 minutes. Not Going Out will be broadcast on BBC One and also iPlayer. It will be followed by the latest episode of The Power of Parker. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad The preview for the episode, via Radio Times , reads: 'Lee and Lucy make plans to vacate their suburban 'empty nest' property. The pair view a property that Lucy loves when, embarrassingly, Lee needs the toilet. 'Before he can use it however, a second buyer turns up to take a look at the property. To dissuade him from putting in an offer, Lee pretends to be the vendor.' Have you got a story you want to share with our readers? You can now send it to us online via YourWorld at . It's free to use and, once checked, your story will appear on our website and, space allowing, in our newspapers.
Daily Mirror
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Death in Paradise star 'wasn't ready' as she addresses heartbreaking exit
Sally Bretton has portrayed Humphrey Goodman's fiancée, Martha Lloyd, since 2017 Sally Bretton, famed for her stint as Martha Lloyd on the much-loved BBC series Death in Paradise and its spin-off Beyond Paradise, has admitted she wasn't quite ready to leave the sun-soaked detective drama behind in 2017. Taking on the role of the beloved detective Humphrey Goodman's fiancée (portrayed by Kris Marshall), Sally made her debut as Martha in 2017. Swiftly winning over audiences as she reignited a past romance with Humphrey, ultimately leading to his departure from Saint Marie for London, Sally made her debut as Martha in 2017. During an interview on This Morning, Sally openly expressed her willingness to have prolonged her time on the show. Addressing whether she was happy to wrap up filming in the Caribbean, Sally firmly replied: "No!" She elaborated, "I was only out there for four or five weeks. I didn't get any of the hurricanes; I got it at just the perfect time. I had an amazing time." As for what lies ahead for Martha in the spin-off Beyond Paradise, Sally gave viewers a glimpse into Martha and Humphrey's new life in Shipton Abbott, Devon, where they embark on fostering after their poignant IVF endeavours, reports the Express. Eagerly seizing the chance to step back into Martha's shoes for the BBC One spin-off, Sally recounted how the opportunity came up during a chat with This Morning hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary. "I was part of Kris' exit storyline from the Caribbean, and then we were in the first lockdown, and the phone rang," she told the duo. "I was like, 'Oh my God!'. Even if it doesn't happen, it was just three weeks of thinking about that while the world had stopped. It was to have something to sink my teeth into." The show also stars Open All Hours legend Barbara Flynn as Martha's mother, Anne, with Zahra Ahmadi featuring as Humphrey's workmate at Shipton Abbott's police force, the steadfast DS Esther Williams. Dylan Llewellyn and Felicity Montagu, Humphrey's fellow officers and mates, complete the ensemble. The third series of Beyond Paradise, which concluded earlier this year, saw Humphrey and Martha seemingly finding steadier ground as they progress with their fostering endeavours. However, the final episode ended in heartbreak as the had to say goodbye to their foster child, Rosie.
Wales Online
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Death in Paradise's Sally Bretton 'wasn't ready' to leave as she opens up on show exit
Death in Paradise's Sally Bretton 'wasn't ready' to leave as she opens up on show exit Death in Paradise star Sally Bretton has opened up about her exit from the show Sally Bretton, famed for her portrayal of Martha Lloyd in the BBC's hit series Death in Paradise and its spin-off Beyond Paradise, has spoken out about her reluctance to leave the sun-soaked detective drama back in 2017. Stepping into the role of Humphrey Goodman's (played by Kris Marshall) fiancée, Sally made her debut as Martha in 2017. Swiftly winning over viewers, she reignited a romance with Humphrey, ultimately leading him to swap Saint Marie for London. During an interview on This Morning, Sally admitted that she would have been more than happy to extend her stay on the show. When questioned if she was relieved to finish filming in the Caribbean, Sally firmly replied: "No!" She elaborated: "I was only out there for four or five weeks. I didn't get any of the hurricanes; I got it at just the perfect time. I had an amazing time." Sally Bretton (Image: BBC ) ITV This Morning star leads tributes to guest feared dead in Air India plane crash READ MORE: Fay Ripley admits she owes her marriage to The Traitors star in One Show confession READ MORE: As she looks ahead to Martha's adventures in the Beyond Paradise spin-off, Sally delved into what lies ahead for Martha and Humphrey in Shipton Abbott, Devon, where they embark on fostering following their poignant IVF journey, reports the Express. Article continues below With great enthusiasm, Sally revealed her keenness to return to the role of Martha for the BBC One spin-off. "I was part of Kris' exit storyline from the Caribbean, and then we were in the first lockdown, and the phone rang," she shared with This Morning hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary. Humphrey and Martha on Beyond Paradise (Image: BBC ) "I was like, 'Oh my God!'. Even if it doesn't happen, it was just three weeks of thinking about that while the world had stopped. It was to have something to sink my teeth into." The show also stars Open All Hours veteran Barbara Flynn as Martha's mother, Anne, with Zahra Ahmadi playing Humphrey's workmate at Shipton Abbott police, DS Esther Williams. Martha's stint on Death in Paradise didn't last long (Image: (Image: BBC) ) Dylan Llewellyn and Felicity Montagu complete the lineup, portraying fellow officers and Humphrey's colleagues. Beyond Paradise, which recently aired series three, saw Humphrey and Martha in a more settled phase as they progress with their fostering efforts. However, it was a bittersweet ending for the couple as they had to say goodbye to their foster daughter Rosie in the final episode of series three. Article continues below Both Beyond Paradise and its precursor, Death in Paradise, are available for viewing on BBC iPlayer.
