First up, they travel to the Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium in the Armenian capital of Yerevan on Saturday for a game that is far from a foregone conclusion.
Robert Page's side know just how dangerous Armenia can be, having been beaten 4-2 by them on a torrid evening back in June, and the hosts will be battling to keep their own qualification hopes alive.
It's been a rollercoaster of a qualifying campaign for Wales, but a victory on Saturday will leave them 90 minutes away from making their Euro 2024 dream a reality. Read More...
Just minutes into the poignantly titled Gone Gone, witch trial victim Mary (brilliantly played by Katy Wix) was suddenly bathed in golden light before ascending into the afterlife. Her last word was a heartbreaking "Ooh" as she gently floated up through the ceiling. The other Button House ghosts were left open-mouthed and it wasn't long before they found themselves in a tailspin. Scoutmaster Pat (Jim Howick) comforted naive noblewoman Kitty (Lolly Adefope); trouser-less Tory MP Julian (Simon Farnaby) saw red; army officer The Captain (Ben Willbond) kept busy to avoid thinking about it; romantic poet Thomas (Mathew Baynton) made it all about him, as usual; even the stiff upper lip of Lady Fanny (Martha Howe-Douglas) wobbled. Read More...
Here's all you need to know about the historical roots of the Tom Bateman series.
Is Beecham House based on a true story?Beecham House is not based on a true story. At least, the character of John Beecham did not exist, and nor did his interfering mother Henrietta, nor his womanising brother Daniel, nor the English governess Margaret Osbourne. There was no scheming French General Castillion, and no wealthy neighbour Murad Beg, and no baby boy of mysterious parentage called August. Read More...
