David Morrisey: Last News

Inside No. 9's fans have shared that they were "in floods of tears" watching the final ever episode, which they are calling a "masterpiece".The dark comedy anthology created by and starring Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton came to an end on Wednesday night, 12 June, after nine hit seasons and it was an emotional goodbye for viewers.

Read more: GMB viewers say teachers have 'too much time off' in four day school week debate One of the stars of the series is Academy Award-nominated British actress Lesley Manville. She plays the role of Julie Jackson, the wife of Gary, a National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) stalwart who is found killed in the street by a crossbow. The series has been highly praised for its writing and its stellar cast, which as well Manville includes David Morrisey and Kevin Doyle.

Meghan Markle, which ultimately saw him refusing to apologise for comments he had made.Don’t fret Susanna fans, because the GMB stalwart hasn’t gone anywhere and is in fact still actively working on the show. Susanna, 51, is currently in Poland (which borders Ukraine), interviewing refugees as they flee the violence brought upon them by Vladimir Putin.

Good Morning Britain underwent a major format change when host Susanna Reid left the ITV studio - and appeared from a surprising foreign location.The presenter usually hosts the ITV breakfast show on weekday mornings between 6am and 9am with rotating male co-hosts like Richard Madeley and Tipping Point star Ben Shephard.However, she was missing from her usual seat in the studio when viewers woke up on Monday morning (April 25).That's because Susanna had travelled to Medyka in Poland to report live on the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia from the border.She could be seen speaking to devastated families fleeing the war-torn country, who told her heartbreaking tales of how their lives had been turned upside down by the conflict.Susanna was aided by a translator to navigate the language barrier as she interviewed families and a young child who grew tearful on camera.She appeared in the studio via video link which enabled her to chat to her co-stars such as Richard, a format change which threw up a few technical difficulties.During the show, she spoke to war campaigner David Morrisey and the former Ukrainian president Viktor Yushenko.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

English actor David Morrisey has been a staple in period pieces over the course of his prolific career.He currently stars on the epic drama “Brittania” (set in the year 43 AD) as Aulus, the general leading the Roman forces in the invasion of Britain. The series returns for its second season Oct.