Trevor Eve News

The Georgian house needed structural reinforcement. Photo: Martin Pope The interior of the house is taking shape.

Trevor Eve made Shoestring a hit, to the tune of a staggering 20 million viewers a ' and he avoided becoming Bergerac to boot i oe Did you know that Shoestring used to get more than 20 million viewers an episode when it was first shown? Even in the unfragmented TV market of 1979-1980, that is an unassailable testimony to the power of Trevor Eve's ...

I WAS on the radio the other day with a guy who suggested The X Factor's Boot Camp should be precisely that - with the contestants getting their heads shaved.

Cruelty and horror increasingly fill the small screen. It is as if the refusal to show the effects of conflict in the news seeks compensation in a higher court of fiction.

BBC1's crime series Waking the Dead averages 6.5m viewers, against 4.5m for Julia McKenzie as Miss Marple on ITV1 Waking The Dead's Peter Boyd won the ratings battle with Agatha Christie's Miss Marple for the second week running on Sunday 13 September.

ADAM would no doubt appreciate a quiet first day as the ED's new clinical lead. WEEK four, and another chance for the seriously delusional to humiliate themselves, not just in front of dear Simon and co.

TREVOR Eve is one of my favourite television actors, as skilled at playing seemingly celibate men as rampantly oversexed ones .

Return of Caroline Quentin's ITV1 police drama Blue Murder not enough to overhaul BBC1's dark Waking the Dead Blue Murder: DCI Janine Lewis and DI Richard Mayne with murdered cheerleading coach Helen Gaskell .

ONE of the greatest guilty pleasures TV affords each year is these early audition shows, in which misguided wannbe singers turn up clutching big dreams and a few snatches of a Mariah Carey song and are crushed by a smirking Simon Cowell.

WE'RE familiar with Trevor Eve's growling and scowling on Waking The Dead, but here the actor shows off his talent by exposing his softer side.

Tradition decrees that Bank Holiday TV should be cuddly, so it was off to Wales in the family-drama camper van for treacle sandwiches with Auntie and Trevor Eve.

WE'RE familiar with Trevor Eve's growling and scowling on Waking The Dead, but here the actor shows off his talent by exposing his softer side.

A heartwarming tale inspired by the time when national artwork was hidden in Wales is this Bank Holiday weekend's big TV drama.

A 10-YEAR-OLD girl has landed a top TV role alongside Torchwood actress Eve Myles.