Atop a wrap on his wrist, Tranquill had written four letters in Sharpie before the Chiefs’ biggest game of the season. “LLLR.

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"Out There" reunites actor Martin Clunes with writer ... Once again, Clunes is in fine form as a man determined to do what is right and challenge the dark forces that seem to surround him ...

"We’ve got to get over this," Jackson said. "Because we’re right there. I’m tired of being right there. We need to punch that ticket." "I don’t think it’s his fault," Jackson added.

ITV's new thriller Out There made its anticipated debut on Sunday night and while many fans loved the opening episode, others were left wondering whether to tune into the second instalment.

a character who is trying to do the right thing, but often finds himself blinkered and distracted. Gerran Howell as Rhys and Josef Altin as Kenny in Out There. ITV/Buffalo Pictures On its surface ...

“Flawless, no notes – let’s start shooting!” And so, we end up with Out There, a dramatic pancake where the core tension is as slippery and inscrutable as some of the local accent ...

Martin Clunes is perfectly cast in Out There, ITV1’s new Sunday (and Monday) night drama. He plays a farmer, Nathan Williams, and in real life Clunes lives on a farm in Dorset. It means that ...

“JPE (Enrile’s initials) is one of our best legal thinkers in our country. He is right. There will be a consequence. There will be a precedence. [It’s] very problematic,” he admitted to ...