Marriage is largely tedious – Sean Bean’s new TV series finally gets it

Florence Pugh looks so good in her coordinating purple look while arriving in Venice on Monday morning (September 5).

The BBC and Channel 4 may fear the worst as the anti-Public Service Broadcasting agenda led by Boris Johnson’s administration looks set to continue under a Liz Truss premiership, with all eyes trained on whether Nadine Dorries remains Culture Secretary.

Martin McDonagh is back on the Lido where he’s set to debut his latest film The Banshees of Inisherin, the first film he’s produced in his home country Ireland.

MIDTOWN IS BACK-ISHThe biggest story of the year is still the evolution of Rockefeller Center, where buzzy newbies Le Rock, Lodi and Pebble Bar will now be joined by Five Acres (30 Rockefeller Plaza), the first Manhattan restaurant from Brooklyn boy wonder Greg Baxtrom, known for his hit Olmsted. The name is a nod to his family’s farm outside of Chicago. Expect a veggie-forward menu.

Kali Uchis is back with a fun Spanglish dance song about love. “I wrote this song about putting love above all else,” Uchis said in a press release. “‘En el amor, no hay ley’ means ‘there are no laws to love.’ Be with who makes you happy, and don’t listen to what anyone else has to say about it because it wasn’t their business in the first place!”Romeo Santos and Justin Timberlake team up for a bachata power ballad.

CELEBRITY SAS: Who Dares Wins star Jennifer Ellison looked incredible at the series premiere as she showed off her three stone weight loss. The actress, 39, showed a glimpse of her toned and tanned tum in black a crop top and trousers co-ord set which she teamed with a £1,500 YSL bag.

LOVE Island winners Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Davide Sanclimenti have been spotted tucking into an enormous takeaway. The couple were reunited last night at long last after time away - with Ekin-Su, 28, jetted off to Los Angeles to launch her clothing range with retailer Oh Polly. The Love Island winning couple took to Instagram to reveal they were spending the evening together after almost two weeks apart.

Olivia Wilde declined to speak in detail about those Florence Pugh feud rumours as she appeared at a Venice Film Festival press conference to discuss her new movie “Don’t Worry Darling”.

pensioner has been arrested in Thailand after he allegedly crushed a local man with his car following a crash.From Newport, 70-year-old Stephen Peter Hobbs was reportedly in Rayong province on August 4 parking his pick-up when the car suddenly went into reverse.The motor is said to have smashed into two men, crushing them against a lamppost, while also hitting four motorcycles.One of the two men, 53-year-old Niran Pramuan, was pronounced dead at the scene while the second man 32-year-old Chanasak suffered serious injuries. He is understood to have been alive at the time of writing.Both men were taken to Rayong hospital.Mr Hobbs was then taken into custody.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The vehicle was found overturned by responders and Mr Hobbs was said to have been in a weak state behind the wheel.Four rescuers pulled Mr Hobbs from the vehicle, who was given first aid at the scene.

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BBC's new drama, Marriage, made its debut on Sunday night and viewers have been enthralled by Sean Bean and Nicola Walker's incredible performances.  MORE: Marriage: Viewers make same complaint about new BBC dramaWritten and directed by Stefan Golaszewski, the series follows married couple, Ian and Emma, as they negotiate the ups and downs of their 30-year marriage.

BBC viewers were not happy after the first episode of new Sunday night series Marriage. The four-parter launched last night and stars Sean Bean and Nicola Walker.

Following the success of BBC drama The Split, fans of Nicola Walker's work were excited to tune last night (14 August) to her new BBC drama in which she stars alongside homegrown Hollywood superstar Sean Bean. Marriage is a four-part series with the story revolving around Ian (played by Sean) and Nicola's character Emma, who have been married for almost 30 years.

Sean Bean’s new drama, Marriage, has divided viewers after premiering on BBC One last night (14 August). The four-parter is an intimate portrait of Bean and Nicola Walker’s married couple, Ian and Emma, who have been together for 27 years. Marriage is, to put it mildly, slow.

Sean Bean, who many will know from his roles in Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones or Sharpe. Alongside Bean is Nicola Walker - star of Annika, Unforgotten, Spooks. And yet despite this stellar cast, some viewers say they found themselves switching off early on in the programme.

episode of Sean Bean's new BBC drama forced them to switch off early. Several people had the same complaint about the programme titled 'Marriage' which aired for the first time on Sunday, August 14, with some calling it 'boring'. The series focuses on the reality of long-term relationships, revolving around a married couple who have been married for 30 years played by Sean Bean and Nicola Walker.

BBC's Marriage were left making the same complaint just minutes into the new series. The new four-part drama, which started on Sunday (August 14) evening, dives into the daily highs and lows of long-term relationships. Sean Bean (Game of Thrones) and Nicola Walker (Unforgotten) lead the cast as Ian and Emma, a couple who have been married for almost 30 years.

BBC's new four-part drama started on Sunday (August 14) evening. Starring Sean Bean (Game of Thrones) and Nicola Walker (Unforgotten), Marriage delves into the ups and downs of long-term relationships. The series revolves around Ian and Emma, a couple who have been married for almost 30 years, as well as their families, friends and colleagues.

Marriage cast led by acclaimed actors Sean Bean and Nicola Walker. Sean and Nicola play couple Ian and Emma who have been together for 30 years.

Sean Bean and Nicola Walker, two surefire indicators of good-quality British TV, are married couple Ian and Emma. We meet them as they wait at the airport for their flight home, after a holiday in Spain. The first real line of dialogue is “I had to pay for the ketchup”, and they bicker over whether Emma should have asked the man at the cafe if he would make a jacket potato for Ian, despite it looking as if they only sold chips.