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Sun, sea and suspicious murders - Death in Paradise is far from a holiday.

Tom Jones inundated with support as he speaks out on devastating loss“You should always go forward and take new challenges.The unknown is so seducing, although it’s scary!”The door was left open for her to return following her exit storyline, which saw her share a kiss with Humphrey Goodman (Kris Marshall) just before she left the island of Saint Marie and sailed off to Paris.During her time on the show, she broke her Achilles tendon after a stunt when wrong during filming.Due to the extent of the injury, Sara had to take two weeks off to have surgery and recover in London.Explaining what happened at the time, she told BBC: “I was performing a scene where Fidel (played by Gary Carr) was going to run and jump on to a boat.“I was saying to

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Death in Paradise bosses have revealed whether the show will be back after the upcoming season ten - and it is very good news for fans! The BBC has confirmed that not one but two new series have been commissioned - and we couldn't be more excited!MORE: Did you spot this Bridgerton star in Death in Paradise?The series, which will return to our screens on Thursday, sees Ralf Little as DI Neville Parker, the new detective on the murderous island of St Marie.  WATCH: Death in Paradise confirm Ben Miller will make cameo in season tenSpeaking about coming back for two more series Executive Producer Tim Key said: :We are hugely proud of series ten and delighted we’ll be heading back to Saint Marie to continue

Scorching Caribbean sunshine, white sands and crystal blue seas may not be the typical backdrop for a murder mystery.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Ben Miller left fans both shocked and delighted when he confirmed that he was returning to beloved BBC drama Death in Paradise, six years after his character DI Richard Poole was killed off the show. MORE: Death in Paradise star Ralf Little reveals that Ben Miller wanted to be killed off showPlenty of viewers have been speculating about how the iconic detective might return to the island of Saint Marie from the dead, and the actor himself has relished in the many theories that have been circulating. WATCH: DI Richard Poole will return to Death in Paradise - see the trailer hereAppearing on Wednesday morning's episode of Good Morning Britain, Ben told presenters Alex Beresford and Charlotte Hawkins:

Death in Paradise has already welcomed back fan-favourites in Sara Martins and Josephine Jobert for its 10th series, but the beloved BBC crime dramedy hasn't finished surprising us just yet.Following the news that Sara Martins would be back in Saint Marie as DS Camille Bordey – and that Josephine Jobert's Sergeant Florence Cassell would be assisting Honoré Police once more – the show's executive producer has now promised "more surprises to come".Sharing the series' plans for its milestone 10th series, executive producer Tim Key told Radio Times: "When we were planning our 10th series, we knew we wanted to treat the audience to some massive surprises, and welcoming Sara back to the show after six years is one of the best."Calling Sara's

Actor Sara Martins is reprising her role as fan favourite D.S. Camille Bordey for a surprise return to Death In Paradise when the new series airs next year.

Death in Paradise has started revealing which guest starts will be appearing in series 10, and there are a few familiar faces.The show's official Twitter account has begun detailing the actors who'll pop up on the fictional island of Saint Marie this time around, with more to come as the week goes on.We already know about comedian Jason Manford, as he previously tweeted that he and former Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher were on their way to filming, but two new names have now been announced.The latest is Patrick Robinson, best known for playing Ash in Casualty, a role he first played all the way back in 1990.

DEATH in Paradise fans have spotted a member of the Royal Family in a Richard Poole murder scene. The hit BBC drama is known for its famous guest stars, but back in series one it featured a member of the Royal Family.

DEATH in Paradise fans think every detective is dead and stuck in limbo as St Marie's murder rate skyrockets. The hit BBC drama has seen four detectives head to the Caribbean island over the course of nine series.