The Bay's Marsha Thomason speaks out on gruelling injury on set amid show debut

A woman initially arrested as police investigated the murder of a family has spoken to a new documentary about her arrest over the deaths of Mandy Power, her mother Doris and daughters Katie and Emily.

Manori Ravindran International EditorOne of the most controversial movies to emerge from this year’s Sundance Film Festival is a documentary called “Jihad Rehab,” which follows a group of former Guantanamo Bay detainees.Directed by American filmmaker Megan Smaker — a former California firefighter who spent five years in Yemen — the film follows several Yemeni men who were unlawfully detained for 15 years in the U.S.-run detention camp, before being relocated to Saudi Arabia’s Mohammed Bin Nayef Centre for Counselling and Care — a so-called “rehabilitation center” for extremists who must graduate the program before they’re allowed to rejoin society.The film tracks Ali, Nadir and Mohammed’s turbulent journey over three years as they try to come to grips with their trauma and navigate an uneasy future in Saudi Arabia, where it’s illegal for them, as Yemenis, to leave. (A Saudi-led coalition of Gulf states infiltrated Yemen’s civil war in 2015, carrying out air raids that have devastated the nation.) While “Jihad Rehab” isn’t the first film in the grisly orbit of Guantanamo, its Sundance premiere has received heavy criticism from human rights advocates and other documentarians, many of them from Arab or Muslim backgrounds, who are concerned that the doc’s subjects are being framed as criminals (despite never standing trial in the U.S.

Livingston put up a spirited display at Ibrox but fell to a wonderful late finish from Scott Arfield as Rangers maintained their four point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership.

With his football future unsettled, Tom Brady plans to huddle with his family before deciding if he'll return to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a 23rd NFL season in 2022.'It's not always what I want,' Brady told SiriusXM's Jim Gray on Monday. 'It's what we want as a family.'The 44-year-old's season ended Sunday when he and the defending-champion Bucs were eliminated from the playoffs by the Los Angeles Rams with a last-second field goal at Tampa's Raymond James Stadium.

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HELLO! from her home in Los Angeles, Marsha Thomason is worlds away from her role as the new family liaison officer, DS Jenn Townsend, on The Bay, but she can't wait to bring her back!The Manchester-born star made her debut on the third series and it's been a sure-fire hit already - so much so, that there's huge hope for season four. MORE: Why did Morven Christie leave The Bay after season two?While viewers watching the "who done it" crime drama on a weekly basis, are approaching episode three, many will already know the ending to the season having binged it on ITV Hub. WATCH: The Bay season three trailer This means anticipation and speculation over a fourth installment is a question on many fans' lips. Marsha opened up about the show and its future in an exclusive interview with HELLO!.MORE: What's on TV now: Best shows and series to watch RELATED: 5 shows to watch if you love Line of Duty When asked what it was like to be back in the UK working, she admitted she welcomed the change from sunny California. #The cast and crew are hoping for season four "I feel really connected to British drama," said Marsha, who relocated for several months with her husband, Craig and daughter, Tallulah.

Moving on! Alex Rodriguez is hoping to find love again after his split from Jennifer Lopez, but he’s enjoying the single life in the meantime.

With his football future unsettled, Tom Brady plans to huddle with his family before deciding if he'll return to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a 23rd NFL season in 2022.'It's not always what I want,' Brady told SiriusXM's Jim Gray on Monday. 'It's what we want as a family.'The 44-year-old's season ended Sunday when he and the defending-champion Bucs were eliminated from the playoffs by the Los Angeles Rams with a last-second field goal at Tampa's Raymond James Stadium.

Tom Brady's 9-year-old daughter, Vivian, is an adorable scene-stealer. On the latest episode of Brady's SiriusXM podcast, , with Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray, Vivian unexpectedly chimed in as Brady talked about the football season ending for him after his team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, lost to the Los Angeles Rams.Brady said that while the recent loss was tough, he now gets to spend quality time with his family. The 44-year-old quarterback is married to 41-year-old supermodel Gisele Bundchen and they share two children together, Vivian and their 12-year-old son, Benjamin.

There’s just over two weeks to go to Super Bowl LVI, but the NFL’s Big Game is going to have to be something very special to top the drama of the game between the Los Angeles Rams and hosts Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay. Almost blowing a sure thing, the Rams held on to make their way to the NFC Championship Game.

With his football future unsettled, Tom Brady plans to huddle with his family before deciding if he'll return to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a 23rd NFL season in 2022.'It's not always what I want,' Brady told SiriusXM's Jim Gray on Monday. 'It's what we want as a family.'The 44-year-old's season ended Sunday when he and the defending-champion Bucs were eliminated from the playoffs by the Los Angeles Rams with a last-second field goal at Tampa's Raymond James Stadium.

After Tampa Bay lost their bid for the Super Bowl, Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen have a major decision to make as a family. The Buccaneers quarterback must decide if he’s returning next season—or if he’s officially retiring to spend more time with his wife and kids. And judging from a recent conversation, it sounds like Bündchen has a strong opinion on the matter.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterSunday’s Kansas City Chiefs-Buffalo Bills game on CBS was the most-watched NFL divisional playoff game on any network in five years, drawing an average of 43 million viewers, according to Nielsen’s final time-zone adjusted data.The Chiefs’ dramatic overtime win over the Bills, airing from 6:41-10:02 p.m. ET, drew the largest audience for an NFL divisional playoff game since the Green Bay-Dallas game on Jan.

Tom Brady is thinking about the future.

After the Tampa Bay Buccaneer’s loss at the 2022 NFL Playoffs, football fans around the country are asking the same question of the team’s veteran quarterback: is Tom Brady retiring?

Lance Bass showed his allegiance for the Green Bay Packers on Saturday.The former boy bander, 42, dressed his twin children Violet Betty and Alexander James in green and gold as they watched the Packers take on the San Francisco 49ers.In a photo posted to his Instagram Stories, Lance beamed with happiness as his three-month-old children showed their support for his beloved football team in their athletic onesies. Packers family! Lance Bass showed his allegiance for the Green Bay Packers on SaturdayThe former NSYNC singer adorably held his children as they wore their very own Packers onesies and beanies.Another photo showed Lance gesturing towards his children as they curled up on the couch wearing their sporty onesies.

NFL and football.Kroenke was in Florida on Sunday to watch the LA Rams beat Tom Brady’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers 30-27 to reach the NFC Championship game.It took a dramatic late 30-yard field goal from Matt Gay for the visitors to knock out last year’s champions and clinch a dramatic win.Kroenke, who owns the Rams as well as Arsenal, will now see his franchise host the San Francisco 49ers at the SoFi Stadium on Sunday for a place in the Superbowl.A perfect weekend for the 74-year-old billionaire, then? Maybe, provided he doesn’t have the urge to search his name on social media.Kroenke has always been a hugely controversial figure in American sports, where he has alienated supporters of NBA team Denver Nuggets, NHL side Colorado Avalanche and Colorado Rapids of MLS, who all fall under his Kroenke Sports & Entertainment umbrella.LA Rams fans might not mind, considering their success this season, but in general NFL fans are not keen on Kroenke.There are multiple reasons behind that antipathy, but the biggest one is his decision to move the Rams from St Louis in Missouri to California in 2015.That was extremely messy, and what Kroenke might term his hard-nosed business sense, but what his detractors would call money-focused heartlessness, has made him the NFL’s bogeyman.It’s fair to say that Arsenal fans are also not keen on the American, who has left the running of the club to his son, Josh, and not invested as much as supporters would like.The 0-0 draw against Burnley, which left Arsenal winless in five games in 2022 and without a goal in four, heightened anti-Kroenke sentiment further.On Sunday those two sub-genres of unhappy sports fans convened on Twitter to berate Kroenke, who was pictured in Tampa in an executive box

The Los Angeles Rams tried hard to give away their divisional championship game today against Tom Brady and the defending Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Good-natured ribbing. Aaron Rodgers couldn’t help but take a shot at his friend and fellow Super Bowl hopeful Tom Brady during a recent interview.

AMANDA Holden dazzled on the Britain's Got Talent red carpet today in a see-through top. The 50-year-old star looked great in the daring outfit which showed off her trim tum.

PIERS Morgan has revealed what The Queen told him after he suggested she might not be entirely delighted with all the garden parties she puts on. The TV star, 56, recalled a conversation between the pair at one of said parties at Windsor Castle, saying the head of monarchy, 95, was “fun” to be around.