Foyle's War was a much-loved show back in the day, and fans were devastated when the series was initially cancelled in 2007 but it was revived for four more series before eventually concluding in 2015. MORE: Where is Foyle's War star Michael Kitchen now? So what have the much-loved cast been up to over the last five years? Find out here... Christopher Foyle - Michael KitchenMichael, 71, has kept a low profile since concluding the series, and has starred in just two projects following his role as Christopher Foyle, including the BBC and Amazon Prime Video show The Collection as Frederic Lemaire.

TV reviewTelevision & radioReviewReal-life cold cases are pointlessly raked over by criminologists and – for some reason – the Silent Witness actor in a show that makes you feel like you’re being spat on When the gulf between subject matter and approach is as wide as it is with In the Footsteps of Killers (Channel 4), it is hard not to get the ick. That’s a technical critical term, but I hope you understand.

María Elena Holly is the widow of Buddy Holly, a beginner of rock and roll music in the industry. Does She Have Any Children? Know the net worth detail of the celebrity spouse.  Maria Elena Holly set the foundation for The Buddy Holly Educational Foundation along with Peter Bradley. Being born in San Juan, Puerto Rico she lost her mother at the age of 22 years, following her life journey to New York at her aunt’s place.

There have been many unlikely contributors to the Orioles’ surprising season this year, some of whom have been released multiple times but are now having success in Baltimore. It’s difficult to choose who has had to overcome the most roadblocks to get to the majors, but right-hander Spenser Watkins definitely receives votes. Advertisement No offers out of an Arizona high school, he attended a junior college and then Western Oregon University.

Devastated passengers on a cruise departing Brisbane have been told there is no cabin on the ship for them after arriving at the port ready for their holiday. Royal Caribbean confirmed to news.com.au it oversold its Quantum of the Seas eight-night South Pacific cruise, which left from the Queensland capital on Tuesday, after a letter given to unlucky guests at the terminal was shared on social media. It said: “We regret to inform you we have been unable to allocate a stateroom number to your reservation.