Natalie Quarry joined the cast of Call The Midwife earlier this year and has been a hit with viewers as student nurse Rosalind Clifford who is now qualified and back helping the residents of Poplar

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Call The Midwife star Natalie Quarry, who plays student nurse Rosalind, has previously posted about her partner, and her joy at starring in the hit BBC drama

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Tiddler is the story of a small grey fish with a big imagination who gets lost in the deep wide ocean, until he’s saved by his own storytelling.

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Abi Richards puts on breakfast, lunch and dinner over the festive period but has sparked a mixed reaction after admitting her relatives contribute £25 each towards her shopping bill

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Gavin and Stacey: the Finale will be broadcast on Christmas Day night, with co-creators James Corden and Ruth Jones reprising their roles alongside co-stars from the BBC sitcom

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The young princess could be seen giggling and laughing with her two brothers

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Joanna Page, who played Stacey in the hit BBC sitcom Gavin and Stacey, has opened up about her health battle after she was diagnosed with an 'invisible' condition

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The writers, philosophers and politicians who have raided Milton’s epic poem for inspirationIn 1818 Mary Shelley published Frankenstein, the story of a man who trespasses on God’s turf by crafting a new form of life. She took its epigraph from Book X of John Milton’s Paradise Lost, when Adam rages at God like a teenager who didn’t ask to be born. Shelley returned to Milton for 1826’s The Last Man, a grim, grief-sodden read about an annihilating pandemic: “Let no man seek / Henceforth to be foretold what shall befall / Him or his children.” One novel describes the creation of life, the other its destruction, and both open with Paradise Lost.It is no surprise that Milton’s epic figured in the genesis of science fiction. Orlando Reade suggests that it “might be the most influential poem in English”, frequently stripped for parts. In relatively recent years, it has furnished the titles of Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials trilogy and Nick Cave’s Red Right Hand, influenced the collapse...

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Nicholas Hoult plays a wannabe far-right martyr, and Law and Tye Sheridan the feds on his tail, in a well-cast if anticlimactic true-crime taleJustin Kurzel directs a workmanlike true-crime thriller about a real-life American white supremacist movement called the Order, which, in the 1980s, murdered Jewish radio journalist Alan Berg and pulled off bank robberies to fund a planned national insurrection. Its leader, Bob Mathews, sought a creepy martyrdom involving an Alamo-style standoff with federal agents at the group’s remote farmhouse in Washington state. Screenwriter Zach Baylin (Oscar-nominated for King Richard) adapts the book about the case, The Silent Brotherhood, by Kevin Flynn and Gary Gerhardt; Nicholas Hoult plays the baby-faced Mathews, with Jude Law and Tye Sheridan as the (fictional-composite) officers battling to take him down.Kurzel contrives a solid, vehement film, with Law and Hoult proving to be interestingly cast; there are well-turned action sequences and on-the...

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