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Death in Paradise.The actor has wanted to personally thank his fans for their support on his latest venture, after his own adopted dog sadly passed away in a car accident.In connection with Love Your Pet Day, Ralf has let all of the funds raised from his Cameo go to Battersea Cats and Dog Home.In connection with Project Galgo, Ralf has used his platform to send a message about the treatment of animals.Since the funds raised from Cameo have gone to animal charities, Ralf wanted to thank his fans for their help.He said: "I have been overwhelmed by how much the Death In Paradise fans have responded to my stint on the show, and doing this is a wonderful way to connect with them."I hope many of them will get in touch so I can say hi, give them a shout out, and together we can try and make a difference for these poor animals in desperate need."Ralf recently raised £25,000 for stray dogs in the Caribbean after his own adopted dog sadly died in a car accident.Speaking about his work with Project Galgo and Cameo, he said: "I became a patron of Project Galgo after learning about the horrific treatment of Spanish greyhounds - 'Galgos' and 'Podencos'."There is a very cruel custom amongst some Spanish hunters, or 'Galgueros,' that destroys more than 50,000 Galgos every year, and many of these dogs are tortured (yes, literally tortured) if they were considered to hunt poorly over the season."The reasoning given is that the torture will 'wash away the shame' of having hunted badly."He continued: "Needless to say, it is horrifying and barbaric, and Project Galgo works tirelessly to fight this practice and rescue as many Galgos as they can."Visit projectgalgo.com to find out more about their work (but please be advised, it is

Death in Paradise season 11 comes to an end tonight on BBC One with a dramatic final episode.This follows on from the shocking reveal earlier in the season that Josephine Jobert’s Florence Cassell was leaving the Saint Marie police force.Now, the actress has addressed if she thinks any more stars will be exiting the show this series.Josephine was quizzed about this on Twitter after she announced her exit from the show.On the official Death in Paradise page, she had shared a video explaining how she was leaving.She said: "Well, that's it. Here we are, it's the big departure for Florence.“Some of you had already felt for a long time that this was going to happen."So congratulations, you are the real detectives.

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 star Ralf Little was facing a "nervous atmosphere" as his plane prepared to land in perilous conditions not seen in Britain for years.The 41-year-old had been on a flight from Edinburgh to London earlier today amid an environment which saw many planes banned from even leaving the runway due to safety fears.The short jaunt was expected to be less than an hour long, but that didn't stop a wide-eyed Ralf from worrying - and sharing his concerns with his followers."Very nervous atmosphere on this flight", a grimacing Ralf Little began, mask fixed firmly over his face."People looking scared, tense - and we haven't even taken off yet!"In another Stories slide, the captain could be heard warning: "Take your seats for landing"."Yeah, sit down please!" Ralf announced to the rest of the plane, eyes wide with what appeared to be mild fear.He then shared footage from Big Jet TV of the plane he was on swaying in the air before gliding down safely onto the runway of the airport.However, the tension on their short flight must have paled in comparison with the experience he'd tweeted about the previous day, when a Delta passenger had attempted to prise open the emergency exit door on the plane as part of a political stunt.According to newspaper footage, the passenger had hoped to be filmed during the heart-pounding moment - a dubious moment of fame which he'd planned to use to announce his anti-vaxx views to the world.Meanwhile, the Two Pints of Lager And A Packet Of Crisps podcast star, whose latest episode of Death in Paradise airs tonight, previously started a Twitter rant after learning that his flight would be delayed.An adrenaline-fuelled Ralf had first promised that he was "totally going to film the landing" as

Death In Paradise, has come down on those who decide to criticise him for travelling on planes whilst campaigning about climate change.The actor furiously denied claims he is a “hypocrite” and told any critics they are “missing the point”.He made the statements in a Twitter rant as his flight from Edinburgh to London was delayed due to Storm Eunice.Writing at around 12pm on Friday, Ralf told his 276,000 followers: “My Edinburgh to Heathrow flight is delayed until 1pm, but if it goes ahead, I’m totally going to film the landing and hope I can also watch it on Big Jet TV.“Also, nobody said this yet but getting [this] out ahead of it, I can tweet relentlessly about climate change and, sometimes, have to take flights without being a hypocrite.“We live in a system that we can fight to change (and I do), but we currently live in it nonetheless.“So, if like today, I have to take a flight because other options won’t work with a filming schedule, then so be it.“But I don’t take it lightly and will continue fighting for better and more eco-friendly transport infrastructure so I don’t have to in future. And, not that it solves everything, but I carbon offset all flights because it’s something.“So, if your response to this is, ‘one rule for you’ or ‘hypocrite’ or similar, then don’t waste your time because you’re a) wildly missing the point and the bigger picture, and b) being a d**k.”Ralf later updated fans that he had arrived in London safely and the landing was as “smooth as you like”.His Twitter thread received a positive response from users, who were thrilled Ralf had made it to the capital in one piece.Jon joked: “Good to see you landed safely.

Death in Paradise star expressed regret for leaving the show, saying he "regretted" leaving the show for Hollywood.Ralf played Johnny Keogh for six series of Two Pints, with the first series running from February 2001.During an interview with This Morning in September 2007 Ralf said that he would not be returning for the next series due to an overwhelming schedule.Due to this, his character was subsequently killed off the show.Speaking on The Two Pints podcast, with former co-star Will Mellor, Ralf expressed regret for not staying on the show.Hosts Adam Rowe and Dan Nightingale asked Ralf how he felt when he Two Pints and it carried on.Ralf replied: "It was gutting actually, a bit difficult."It's a weird one really."I look back now and I'm like yeah it feels like a mistake."Adam asked Ralf: "Was it your call?"Ralf hastily replied: "Yeah."Will interrupted telling the hosts "he went to Hollywood!"Ralf then continued to say that he did have "regrets" of the way he left the show.He continued: "We did some mad things on Two Pints and I don't think if I'm really honest that I appreciated how good it was at the time."Ralf recently made sure to jump to former co-star Sheridan Smith's defence after viewers joked she is “on TV more than the adverts”.On Saturday night, Sheridan made her debut as a judge on ITV’s new singing competition, Starstruck, where contestants transform into their favourite stars for the chance to win £50,000.As well as Starstruck, ITV drama, No Return, and Channel 5’s The Teacher were also on screens recently.The discussion began when fellow Starstruck judge, Jason Manford, condemned those who blasted Sheridan for being on TV so much.The comic wrote: "Seen a few comments about Sheridan being on TV a lot this

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.

Death In Paradise actor Ralf Little, 42, has jumped to Sheridan Smith’s defence after viewers joked she is “on TV more than the adverts”. On Saturday night, Sheridan made her debut as a judge on ITV’s new singing competition, Starstruck, where contestants transform into their favourite stars for the chance to win £50,000.Some viewers took to Twitter to share their frustrations that three of Sheridan’s shows had aired in the space of a few weeks.As well as Starstruck, ITV drama, No Return, and Channel 5’s The Teacher were also on screens recently.Twitter user, Emily said: “Sheridan Smith is on TV more than the adverts.”Lee joked: “The year is 2031.Sheridan Smith is now on every programme on British television.TV has been renamed Smithbox.The licence fee has been scrapped, but we all have to pay a Sheridan Tax instead.”Dee said: “Seen more of Sheridan Smith than my family recently.”And David quipped: “Hi, you’ve reached Sheridan Smith’s agent.

Channel 4 wildlife show, Scotland: Escape to the Wilderness. After first teasing the moment when the show premiered, host and cameraman Hamza Yassin has finally revealed all about how the Reverend ended up “in his birthday suit”.Escape to the Wilderness sees Hamza take a selection of celebrities under his wing to go and explore wildlife in the Scottish Highlands.The celebrities left behind their showbiz lifestyles and got up close and personal with nature.However, Rev Richard immersed himself in the wildlife far more than he expected when he ended up naked in sand dunes in the Ardnamurchan Peninsula.Fortunately, for the Reverend, the wardrobe blunder didn’t make the show.The Countryfile star divulged: “[Richard] had never been snorkelling before and it was the first time he wore a wetsuit.“So, he put it on, and the zip was at the front, but that’s the wrong way of doing it.“He’s trying to zip it up saying, ‘Oh, this is uncomfortable! Everything is wrong!’“He’s got bad knees, so we had to try and get this wetsuit off him.“Next thing, he’s in his birthday suit, he’s starkers and we’re trying to pull it off him.

“During the past two years, I have rediscovered myself as a woman and a person evolving in this industry.“I learned so much about myself, others, my job, its good and « less good » sides.“I grew up, I’m stronger.Thanks to all these beautiful souls that I met and who gave me so much love and support.”Josephine then ended her post with a poignant message to her colleagues.She added: “I love you with all my heart and I will be forever grateful to you.”The actress bid farewell to her role two weeks ago after Florence was caught in a mission gone wrong.The character had been sent to Jamaica but soon found herself having to flee the Caribbean.In an emotional goodbye, she hugged her fellow police officers and left Saint Marie.

Death In Paradise star Ralf Little revealed he was "dragged" on Facebook after admitting to preferring the warm and balmy Caribbean weather in Guadeloupe to the bitterly cold climate of a British winter.

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.

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Death in Paradise.The actor has taken to Instagram today to share a video of an "really injured" fox, reassuring his fans that he has called the RSPCA for the "poor guy".Ralf took to his Instagram to share a video of an injured fox in a park, surrounded by pigeons.In view of his 100,000 followers, he said: "Look at this poor guy."He's really injured, oh no. I have called the RSPCA and they will be coming."Hopefully they will be able to rescue him."He continued as he turned the camera around: "He's very interested in that peacock, but he's got no chance."Ralf then finished the video showing the fox trying to limp to safety.The actor uses his social media regularly, keeping his fans updated on his latest ventures.Ralf even took to Twitter yesterday to share his dismay when a taxi driver cancelled on him.The DI Neville Parker actor spoke out in view of his 275,000 followers, saying he had been accused of not sporting a face covering on his journey.The BBC regular explained that it was not the case and in fact, a taxi driver had cancelled on him.His comments come after the Death In Paradise star shared a screenshot he received from Uber.The message began: "Your driver said that you were not wearing a face cover or mask."Hi Ralf.

Death in Paradise star Ben Miller has opened up on what filming the popular BBC show on the remote island of Guadeloupe is really like.Speaking on Saturday Kitchen star Olly Smith's podcast, the actor, 55, spoke candidly about how he found living on an exotic Caribbean island for a year-and-a-half while filming the hit programme.The star, who plays DI Richard Poole on the popular whodunit show, reflected on his time in the exotic location.Ben said: "It was filmed on Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean and for a period of 18 months where I spent 12 of those months in the Caribbean on a really, really remote Caribbean island, which is just a weird way to live."The actor went on to gush over the island's pristine beaches, before admitting that it was "disconcerting" that they were always nearly empty.He went on: "And the first time I was there being on an island and being surrounded by the ocean we'd start to go down to these beaches and there'd be nobody on the beaches."You'd go swimming and it was slightly disconcerting - you'd think, 'why are they empty?'"It was incredibly warm and had baking heat down there on the beach and you think, where is everyone?" he added.However, the star claimed that the locals weren't down at the beach for one specific reason.Ben explained: "Well, what I discovered is that everyone's in the jungle high up in the rivers, because the higher you go on the island the cooler it gets."Not wanting to miss out, the BBC actor revealed that he spent time in the cooler parts of the exotic island on his next visit."The second time I went back I got more into the local knowledge and was going inland and into the jungle and finding these amazing rivers," he continued.Ben was replaced by actor Kris Marshall,

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Death In Paradise. However he had some unusual advice for fans on how to react to its darkest scenes, suggesting they should "dance around".Releasing a video on Instagram yesterday to address the latest episode, he promised an "interesting and unusual" plot.Broadly grinning, he recommended to fans: "Make sure you get your gin and tonics and dance around the room to jaunty music after someone's been brutally murdered!""Traditions!" he added, grinning broadly, before giving his 98,600 followers the thumbs-up sign.The show, which follows the darker side of paradise island Guadeloupe, has been a ratings hit and fans didn't hesitate to respond with their opinions.@purky13 didn't fault the idea, merely querying whether the tipple would be location-appropriate for a Caribbean island: "Surely it’ll be rum not G&T?"Janapasello eagerly took up the suggestion, assuring Ralf: "My drinks are chilling in the fridge ready for 9pm."Meanwhile @pvkxrs responded: "Literally so excited!! it’s the highlight of my week!!"@squiffy85 tagged two buddies and jubilantly crowed: "It’s like he knows us! G&T & a dance to the theme tune."@annbuckley84 joked: "We always have a little dance after someone has been murdered/the theme tune.

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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.