Julie Graham, Neil Morrissey, Tallulah Greive & More To Star In Channel 5’s ‘Penance’
Julie Graham (The Bletchley Circle), Neil Morrissey (Line of Duty), Tallulah Greive (Millie In Between), Nico Mirallegro (The Village), Art Malik (The Woman In White) and Wanda Ventham (Only Fools And Horses) have been cast in Penance, Channel 5's three-part drama based on Kate O’Riordan's novel of the same name. 
Christopher Meloni (Law & Order: Special Victims Unit), Pippa Bennett- Warner (MotherFatherSon), Helen Monks (Raised By Wolves) and Javone Prince (The Javone Prince Show) have been set to star opposite O-T Fagbenle (Looking) in E4's upcoming comedy series Maxxx.
Months after word of the project first leaked out, ITV has confirmed that they have ordered White House Farm, a six-part true crime drama starring Freddie Fox (Year Of The Rabbit) and Mark Addy (Game Of Thrones) that is based on the Jeremy Bamber case from the 1980s. Alongside confirming details of the drama, ITV has also released five first look images.
Channel 5 has found their James Herriot. Newcomer Nicholas Ralph has been set as the lead in their new take on All Creatures Great And Small. Samuel West (Mr. Selfridge), Anna Madeley (Patrick Melrose), Callum Woodhouse (The Durrells) and Rachel Shenton (White Gold) have also been cast in the series.
Blood is returning. Virgin Media Television in Ireland has renewed the Adrian Dunbar fronted series for a six episode second season. Channel 5, who acquired the show's first season, is confirmed to be returning as the UK broadcaster for season two.
Van Der Valk is returning to UK screens. ITV has acquired the reboot of the classic 1970s Thames Television series after striking a deal with international distributor All3Media International. Three feature length episodes have been commissioned for the show's first season.
UKTV is turning to Eddie “The Beast” Hall for their next original. Dave has ordered Eddie Eats America, a food series fronted by the former World’s Strongest Man. Twelve episodes have been ordered for the show's first season.
ITV has released three first look images from the second season of Liar. The first season wrapped its run in October 2017 and closed with the discovery of Andrew Earlham’s murdered body. The show's second season picks up three weeks after an arrest warrant was issued for Andrew Earlham for the sexual assault of 19 women. When Andrew’s body is found in the Kent marshes, Detective Inspector Renton alongside DS Rory Maxwell are tasked with uncovering clues about Andrew’s past and unpacking the events of the three crucial weeks leading up to his murder.