Tonight, they chart how the plague spread rapidly from Melcombe Regis, Dorset, to kill half of the nation’s population. Hopefuls include Shenel, who covers Harry Styles’s Watermelon Sugar, and 81-year-old Gilly, whose story of love and loss encapsulates the show’s gentle tone.ĭan Snow and archaeologist Raksha Dave lead this lively two-part exploration of how, 700 years ago, the Black Death devastated Britain. The search for Britain’s next piano star arrives at Birmingham New Street, its penultimate stop before next week’s finale. All are fairly far-fetched, but the story is so strange that even the wildest conspiracy theory starts to sound plausible. What happened to the plane – and where – is explored in this gripping three-parter, which is structured around different theories. It has been nine years since Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 went missing. Time will tell if the answers are worth the wait. Prioritising character over action is an admirable approach, but this series’ story isn’t quite engaging enough yet to overcome a ponderous pace. Jenn, now firmly settled in the role as a replacement for Morven Christie’s Lisa Armstrong, relocates the family with an armed guard, although grows increasingly frustrated with widowed husband Dean (Joe Armstrong), who isn’t reacting in the way she expects. But why would anyone want to target an ordinary family?Īs is characteristic of The Bay, its focus stays with the bereaved. By the time family liaison officer Jenn Townsend (Marsha Thomason) arrives on the scene, it is being treated as a murder case. Panicking, she makes sure that the children get outside to safety, before heading back inside to rescue the family dog but she has misjudged how fast the fire has spread, and she finds herself trapped, screaming, on the top floor. Thinking it’s a burglar, she heads downstairs, only to find the house ablaze. Through a window, mother-of-four Beth (Victoria Elliott) spots an intruder in the garden.
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The fourth series of The Bay opens with a nightmare scenario.
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