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This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby was stunned as she was offered a new on-screen job on ITV as she hosted the show alongside Phillip Schofield.

Holly Willoughby will be making a cameo in an upcoming episode of the long-running murder mystery Midsomer Murders. A first look at Holly's stint on the show was shown during Wednesday's Good Morning Britain, when hosts Kate Garraway and Richard Madeley were joined by the show's star Neil Dudgeon, who plays DCI John Barnaby.

Actor Nick Hendrix has became well-known through his various performances across popular TV and film titles. With shows such as Black Mirror, The Crown and Captain America all on his CV, it's no wonder he's became a familiar face to many.

tributes have been paid to a gifted young Scots footballer after his sudden death on Hogmanay. Tragic Ryan Blair, from Dundee, was found dead yesterday morning triggering an outpouring of grief from shocked pals and teammates.The dad-of-one was a defender for Downfield Juniors with former professional players among those offering condolences.Former Aberdeen and Dunfermline midfielder Gary Dempsey wrote: "Another one.

Nick Hendrix, 34, joined Midsomer Murders in 2016 when the show was embarking on its 19th series.The actor has recently admitted he felt “apprehensive” about becoming part of the ITV drama, as it is such an “institution”.In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Nick explained there was “an element of pressure” about taking on the role of DS Jamie Winter.When quizzed on if he felt nervous to sign up to the series, he said: “Yeah I think always if you’re entering into an institution like this.“There was definitely a part of me that was thinking this show has been going for 18 years, so if it goes downhill now, then it’s definitely my fault, I’m the only new thing so it’s probably me.“So there is an element of pressure about it and it’s

Nick Hendrix, 34, has spoken out about his future as DS Jamie Winter in Midsomer Murders.The actor admitted that although he wouldn’t say that he’d stay working on the ITV show “for the next 10 years” due to his “career aspirations”, it “would be a hard job to turn down”.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, Nick divulged: “I think as ever I would always say never say never and what I would say is that there are so few negatives to doing it that it would be a really hard job to turn down. “I’d like to think that I’ve done enough well now that they will always want me to be in it.”The star went on to explain that changing cast members “is not good for the show” and that he enjoys working with Neil Dudgeon, who acts opposite him as DCI John

Nick Hendrix, 34, has revealed working with Neil Dudgeon, 59, is “a real treat” and one of the highlights of his role in ITV's Midsomer Murders.The actor opened up about his partnership with the DCI John Barnaby star in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.He explained they can often be found spending time together behind-the-scenes “not talking to each other, or deep in [a] political debate”.When quizzed on what the best part about playing DS Jamie Winter is, Nick divulged: “Not to sound soppy about it but, working with Neil Dudgeon who plays Barnaby is a real treat and we just get on so well, which I would say is not always a given with these long running shows. “When you’re stuck with a cast member for a long period of time most,

Nick Hendrix, 34, has spoken out about the “slight frustration” some Midsomer Murders viewers have experienced due to the international appeal of the ITV show.The police drama sparked backlash when UK fans realised certain episodes of the programme had aired in the US before they did in Britain.The Detective Sergeant Jamie Winter star explained he “hopes” that the series being added to streaming service BritBox will resolve this issue.In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Nick said: “I hope so, I couldn’t tell you exactly what BritBox is taking, I imagine they’re taking the whole show from the beginning but I don’t know. “There’s always been slight frustration with the international side. “What always used to be a thing is ITV would

Nick Hendrix, 34, has spoken out about whether he would consider leaving his role as DS Jamie Winter if his co-star Neil Dudgeon, 59, decided to quit the ITV show. In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, the actor insisted fans are “so attached to the idea of Inspector Barnaby," that it would be tough to “replace” him.Nick divulged: “I do always wonder what would happen next for Midsomer should Neil hang up his suit, or whatever the phrase is. “I don’t know how they would be able to replace him.

Midsomer Murders cast member Neil Dudgeon, 59, has revealed he and his co-star Nick Hendrix, 35, struggle to keep their composure when filming scenes for the ITV show together at times.