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A much-loved EastEnders star is making a TV comeback in a viewers' favourite TV show, after 13 years away from the series. Sean Maguire, who famously played Aidan Brosnan on EastEnders in 1993, is set to star in the brand-new series of Death in Paradise when it returns to our screens next month.

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With memorable appearances as the beloved "our Antony" in The Royle Family, Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps's Jonny Keogh and the iconic DI Neville Parker in Death in Paradise, Ralf Little has become one of the most recognisable faces on British television. As the narrator of The Yorkshire Farm, his voice is hard to mistake, too.

Death in Paradise since 2020 starring as DCI Neville Parker.The actor has become a firm favourite on the show, as the actor took to Instagram today to share an update with fans on how filming is going in the Caribbean.Ralf took to Instagram earlier today to post a short video from the series set on the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe.In the video, Ralf can be seen looking fed up as he pans the camera away from his tent to the awful rain and storms in the Caribbean.He joked: "Paradise!" before moving the camera around again, and concluding with: "It happens!"Ralf then panned the camera towards his colleague, Shantol Jackson who plays Sergeant Naomi Thomas in the drama.The actress also looked amused by the weather as she pulled faces to her colleague.Ralf captioned the video in view of his 130,000 followers: "Just another day in paradise!"Many social media users took to the post's comments to share their view as filming was momentarily stopped.Ingrida1979 joked: "It rains in paradise?"Flamazing_catlady said: "A little rain is good for nature. Have a good day Ralf!"Roni.raysun added: "Reminding you of home!"Mason.siobhan commented: "Don't you just love the rainy season lol x." (sic)Ralf delighted fans at the weekend as he took to Instagram to announce that filming for Series 12 of the BBC hit series had begun.The smiling actor posted a video overlooking the sunset, captioning the video: "Greetings from Guadeloupe.

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little delighted fans of the show on Saturday after he revealed filming for series 12 had begun. MORE: Death in Paradise star Ralf Little to appear in new series of Who Do You Think You ArePosting an exciting message for his followers the 42-year-old shared a video to his Instagram feed from Guadeloupe in the Caribbean, where the series is being filmed. View this post on InstagramWATCH: Ralf Little's exciting Death in Paradise announcementCaptioning the video, he penned: "Greetings from Guadeloupe.

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little has been cheekily told off by his friend and podcast co-host Will Mellor as they continue to travel around the country for their Two Pints Live! With Will Mellor & Ralf Little tour.Taking to Instagram, Ralf laughed as he was berated by the former Hollyoaks star, who was struggling to turn down the temperature of the heated seats of the car the duo were travelling in.In view of his 125,000 followers, Ralf, who plays DI Neville Parker on the hit BBC whodunnit series, filmed himself and Will as they travelled in between shows.Sitting in the back of the car, Ralf asked his podcast co-host: "What's the matter with you?"Looking agitated, Will replied: "The f***ing heated seat's on," as Ralf erupted into laughter.In an expletive-ridden rant, he went on: "Get it off I'm sweating, f***ing hell I'm roasting here!"How do you get it off?" he asked the BBC star who continued to find the situation amusing.Will continued: "How do you do it, you t***."The former Hollyoaks actor was seemingly having trouble locating the controls to turn off the car's heated seats as he told Ralf that he was struggling to see.He went on: "I can't see, you know I can't see."I can't even see, where's the f***ing heater!" he raged as Ralf collapsed with laughter.Will continued to rage: "Seriously Ralf, seat heating, get that f***er off."As the Broadchurch star continued to struggle with turning the heating off, Ralf couldn't control himself any longer and leant forward in a fit of hysterics at his friend's frustration.Having seemingly managed to turn off the heated seats following the struggle, Will finally relaxed.He said: "Oh my God, it's roasting," he added before the clip ended.Ralf's update comes a week after he shared

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little has taken to Twitter to hit back at Nigel Farage after he shared his thoughts on P&O Ferries sacking its UK seafarers and replacing them with cheap agency staff yesterday.The actor, 42, has previously made his thoughts on Brexit clear in previous social media posts and today couldn't resist weighing on what the Leave vote meant, more than two years after the UK left the European Union.GB News presenter Nigel shared his views on the subject with his 1.6 million Twitter followers.He wrote: "It is disgrace that cheap foreign workers will replace 800 sacked P&O Ferries staff."Brexit was about putting our people first," he added.However, DI Neville Parker actor Ralf was quick to hit back at the statement.Sharing the MP's tweet, the BBC star simply wrote: "……………… was it?"The Brexit party leader's post comes a day after P&O Ferries sparked outrage amongst politicians and workers for firing their employees.The shocking news of the 800 seafarers being sacked was delivered to P&O workers via a pre-recorded video message, which was delivered by a company executive.As a result, Britain's busiest port, Dover, experienced severe delays, with threats of a standoff as trade unions urged their members to defy any instructions to leave P&O ships.Following Ralf's response, the actor's followers took to his post to weigh in on the matter.Twitter user @johnwiththatcat replied to Ralf: "Well, if by "our people" he's referring to himself and his Kremlin backed Vote Leave associates and their bank balances, then yes, they certainly were put first."@Bocafuente added: "Yeah, but by “our people” he doesn’t mean us, he means *his* people."@mufc_jk penned: "By 'our people' he actually means corrupt, greedy

Death in Paradise star Josephine Jobert has taken to Instagram to address an "embarrassing" moment with her co-star, Ralf Little.The actress, 36, who plays DS Florence Cassel on the hit show, responded to a picture a fan had messaged her along with their thoughts.In view of her 103,000 followers, the French native candidly addressed a photo with Ralf which she revealed was taken at an "awkward" moment.Jospehine wrote: "Ahah we always love a cute/ embarrassing situation like that."The fan had penned: "Awkward moment, love it," alongside two laughing emojis.The picture showed DI Neville Parker and Florence walking together, both grinning from ear to ear.Earlier this year, during the eleventh season of Death in Paradise, viewers were desperately waiting for Neville to tell Florence how he felt about her.Ever since the Christmas special aired, fans of the hit BBC show have been wondering whether a relationship will blossom between the two detectives.At one point, Neville was about to tell Florence he had feelings for her, but he was left heartbroken when she said she only cared about him as a friend.However, in a later episode it looked as though Neville was going to pluck up the courage to tell her how he really felt.While they were out on a murder investigation together, Neville asked Florence if she could pull over so they could go on a walk.Florence wondered if Neville's allergies were playing up again, but he wished they were as he could have "popped a couple of antihistamines" to feel better."I'm sorry, I don't understand," said Florence.The flustered inspector told Florence: "It's us Florence, you said we needed to talk about us and you were right because we can't go on with things like this between us."I thought the

Coronation Street, while Ralf had been filming over in tropical Guadeloupe as DI Neville Parker in Death In Paradise.However the podcast saw the pair reunite for the pub-style banter that had brought them both to fame.The consequent tour they'd planned, taking a live version of the podcast around Britain, had been eagerly awaited by fans - and Ralf confessed to fearing the public reaction when they discovered the original February dates had been scrapped."We [thought]: 'We hope people aren't going to be angry with us!'" Ralf recalled."[However] people have been really lovely actually."If people feel a little bit nervous about going out, we'd rather try and wait until they can come - especially if they've paid for the ticket but don't want to come out," he elaborated."We don't want them to spend their money on nothing!"Will agreed: "The whole point of doing the tour is to do more than what we do here!"Fortunately all restrictions associated with the virus have since been lifted, leaving Ralf and Will free to initiate audience participation when the shows start in April.Though Ralf has admitted: "It was a difficult decision to make", it looks as though it was the right one for the pair.There's been a lot for them to catch up on, with Will posting to his pal's Instagram account earlier in the year jokingly asking if he was filming a dog show after he revealed he'd adopted rescue puppies that had been abandoned in Guadeloupe.Ralf posted to Instagram yesterday to unveil the announcement for the latest series of the podcast - and appeared upbeat in spite of previous comments about hating the British weather.Having arrived back from his Caribbean filming sessions last Christmas, he has now announced: "WE'RE BACK IN THE PUB

Death in Paradise wrapped up its 11th series last night (February 25), and we already know that a 12th run is on the way. However, this is a show that likes to mix up its main cast every now and then, so it's not a guarantee that everyone will be returning. Thankfully, Ralf Little has confirmed that he will be back for another series.

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little has opened up about his future on the beloved BBC show.The star plays Neville Parker, who is the Detective in charge of the Saint Marie police station.There have been a lot of rumours about whether the actor will return again after the final episode of season 11 airs this week.Now Ralf has taken to social media to open up about rumours of his future on the series.This comes as he gave an interview to The Sunday Times earlier today where it was claimed he will film series 12 later this year.Posting on Twitter, Ralf clarified: “I’m happy with my @thesundaytimes interview with the lovely Julia Llewellyn Smith.“But sometimes what you actually said needs to be paraphrased to fit in, which can leave you accidentally misquoted/“So, some (very) minor corrections/contextualisations…”The actor went on to add: “At the end it says I am definitely going back to film series 12.“That is not true as that discussion is still ongoing.“I wouldn’t bring it up now, except I don’t want other papers to start saying I’ve made an official announcement when I haven’t.”This isn’t the first time that Ralf has addressed his future on the BBC series.He’s been open in many past interviews about if he’ll be returning to the show.Speaking on Saturday Kitchen earlier in February, he said he can’t confirm his future on the show.Ralf explained: "It’s just I have filmed the series that I was originally contracted to do.“But there's no indication that they don't want me to go back, it hasn't been agreed yet."Viewers will therefore just have to wait and see if he’ll be making his exit from the series.He would be following in the footsteps of previous detectives if he does, as the role is replaced every few seasons.So far,

Death In Paradise’s Ralf Little, 42, has expressed his fury at people who do not cover their mouths when coughing.The actor, who plays Neville Parker in the BBC drama, became irate when he travelled on a train and began to feel frustrated by "impolite" passengers around him.Ralf took his frustrations to Twitter, telling his 276,000 followers: “You know what, I’ve not been one of those pandemic people who gets all paranoid if someone coughs near me.“But… to all people currently on my train carriage, it was polite to cover your mouth when coughing even BEFORE Covid.“You anti-social weirdos.”Ralf assured his fans that “of course” he was wearing a mask during his journey, but that he still felt uncomfortable about people coughing around him without covering their mouths.The Royle Family star’s fury was shared by plenty of others who took to the comments to discuss their own experiences.Tracie fumed: “Absolutely zero manners in the world today, no covering mouth when coughing, sneezing or yawning.The height of bad manners which are being passed down to younger generations. No hope.”Samantha said: “I was on a train from London in August and there was a woman coughing and she was wearing a mask ON HER CHIN! I couldn’t fathom it! She got really nasty when I asked her to put her mask up - claimed she was exempt.

Ralf Little is probably best known for his portrayal of Anthony in hit BBC sitcom The Royle Family.

BBC's Death in Paradise is a series loved by many TV drama lovers. The show has a staggering eleven seasons so if that doesn't prove the show has a dedicated following- we simply don't know what will.

Ralf sent his Tweet response out to his 275,400 followers.It was in response to Twitter user @Psmith_uk who expressed his hopes for a spin-off show.He said: “Death in Paradise. Hoping for a spin-off.

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little has suggested that the show is "strict" on actors not appearing as more than one character, despite he himself being an exception to the rule. Yep, in case you didn't know, before his current turn as main character DI Neville Parker, the actor appeared on the series all the way back in 2013 as one-off character Will Teague. However, while appearing on today's (February 4) Good Morning Britain, Little explained that the show tries to avoid doubling up on characters on the whole.

BBC’s hit crime drama Death In Paradise.

Death In Paradise. In a candid interview, the 61-year-old actor admitted that he felt that the British television industry has been “making mediocrity” in recent years.The actor, who is also known for portraying Cat in the sci-fi comedy series Red Dwarf, opened up about his dislike of reality TV.Danny said: “I’m not a candyfloss you know, what do they call it… celebrity? There's a difference between a celebrity and an entertainer.

Death in Paradise's Ralf Little has told how he has to "up his game" if he and his fiancée Lindsay Ferrentino were to become a "power couple".Speaking in an unearthed interview, the actor, 41, recalled his proposal to the award-winning playwright, 32, before admitting that he needs to work harder to match the same level of success as his other half.The star, who plays Detective Inspector Neville Parker on the popular BBC programme, was quick to gush over his partner's achievements.Ralf said: "She’s doing annoyingly well."If we were ever going to be a power couple I’d have to seriously up my game."Her career is exploding in a way that makes me both incredibly proud, and obscenely jealous," he added to The Mirror.Last year it was announced that Lindsay is set to adapt her stage show Amy and the Orphans into a feature film on Netflix.The stage show previously premiered at the Roundabout Theatre Company in New York.Two years ago, Variety also reported that the playwright is set to direct the screenplay for Annapurna's drama Not Fade Away which will reportedly star Hollywood A-lister Emily Blunt.Lindsay's work has been applauded by critics with her play This Flat Earth being heralded as her "most daring play to date."Speaking on his Two Pints with Will & Ralf podcast, reflected on how he had proposed to his partner, citing the moment as "very romantic".Ralf told how he had planned the 2018 proposal in a country house and successfully managed to surprise his fiancée.Lindsay was treated to an afternoon tea, a spa session and a helicopter ride around Bath and Bristol for the special occasion.They eventually landed at a country house where they tucked into an afternoon tea.Recalling the moment he proposed, Ralf said he hid the

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little has issued an apology to his followers after he made an announcement.The star, 41, who plays DCI Neville Parker in the popular BBC series, said he was "gutted" that his tour, Two Pints Live! With Will Mellor & Ralf Little, had been postponed in light of the coronavirus pandemic.In view of his 274,300 followers, the actor broke the news.In a post, Ralf wrote: "We are postponing the Two Pints With Will & Ralf Podcast Tour."Unfortunately due to regulations and volume of cases of Omicron across the UK, we have had to postpone the tour for a couple of months."The star also posted a short clip of his apology much to the dismay of his fans.Ralf started: "Hey everyone, listen, I'm sorry to bring you some disappointing news, but after a lot of discussion between ourselves, the team, the venues, and the promoter, Will Mellor and I have regrettably decided that we're going to have to postpone our Two Pints with Will & Ralf podcast tour."He added that the decision was made "because of the limitations and possible dangers of increasing Covid cases and the new Omicron variant".The Death in Paradise actor went on: "Obviously, we're gutted about this, but we all felt it was the right thing to do under the current circumstances."Not least because as it stands we can't deliver the show that we wanted to."We had big plans for audience interaction, getting people up on stage to join in with us, play some silly games, and so on.

Death in Paradise is back on screens weekly as viewers tune in to find out what’s next for Neville Parker (played by Ralf Little) and Florence Cassell (Josephine Jobert).