Charlene White defends I'm A Celeb's Nella Rose over Dadgate and slams online trolls as 'petulant children' Omid Scobie rips into 'hot-headed' Prince William in extraordinary interview and accuses him of being in 'heir mode' and driving the rift with Harry King Charles has become Prince Philip's unlikely double during his reign as he mirrors his late father's wit, 'tetchiness' and even gaffes, experts claim

Lynda (pictured) who was an actress mostly known for playing prostitutes in the early 1980s, had a light-bulb moment when someone told her a story about widows

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EastEnders star Joe Swash's eagerly-anticipated return date is confirmed - 15 years after he left the BBC soap Terry Venables dies aged 80: Coach who led England to Euro 96 semi-finals after sparkling playing career passes away From luxury skincare to must-have make-up collections - get Christmas all wrapped up with dream gifts they'll love One U.S. surgeon told me: “I spend most of my operating time now with people coming from abroad to have them removed because it’s such a delicate procedure and your eyes can be damaged in the process.” ’ I have not read a book by Lynda La Plante before, and in fact, I don’t think I’ve read many murder/crime novels by women authors. I quite enjoyed that aspect, and felt like she is, as you might imagine, just as good (if not better) at delivering “the goods” as all her male counterparts. I did enjoy that although there was some discussion of murder and violence of that sort (because this is the type of book I was reading, ya know), it didn’t seem gratuitous nor overly graphic. I mean, yes, there was graphic violence, but sometimes I feel like I can’t even handle the level of violence that some of the male authors go into. Scandinavian crime authors are their own sort when it comes to this, and I feel like La Plante is nowhere near that level. If you’re into crime and murder mysteries, this is a good one because she does a good job of competing with those modern murder mystery and crime novel types but does it in a way that is good clean fun. The more I write things like “good clean fun” in regard to murder mysteries the more I think maybe I’m digging myself into a hole here…wait. There I go again.

Doctor Who 60th Anniversary: Viewers laud Yasmin Finney's debut after she steals the show as Donna Noble's transgender daughter Rose Cent takes a swipe at Diddy after he's sued by a third woman claiming he choked and raped her... shortly after settling lawsuit with ex Cassie Lynda La Plante, 77, (pictured) who lives in Surrey, revealed how a cataract operation left her 'clinically blind' and fearing that she would never write again Suspect season two FIRST LOOK: Dominic Cooper and Anne-Marie Duff film dramatic scenes on the River Thames as actor joins dark detective seriesCount Nikolai of Denmark says he will 'still be there' for his cousin and future king Prince Christian... Abbey Clancy pulls on a Santa hat as she enjoys a family day out with husband Peter Crouch and their four children at LaplandUK