This week in entertainment news offers a diverse range of stories, from thrilling new television dramas to legal troubles for a familiar face, and a glimpse into the world through captivating photography.
A New Detective Takes the Stage
Get ready to meet your new favorite detective! The Welsh crime drama, The One That Got Away, is set to air on BBC Four at 9pm. This addictive watch features a hotshot lead, Ffion Lloyd (played by Elen Rhys), who's called back from Cardiff to investigate a chilling case. 
The plot thickens as Ffion teams up with her ex-partner, DS Rick Sheldon (Richard Harrington), and they begin to suspect a copycat killer is on the loose. The drama opens with a nurse's romantic weekend in Paris taking a dark turn when she's found dead in the woods, a heart-knot carved into a nearby tree. Will they solve the mystery?
Adding to the excitement, it's been announced that Sabrina Carpenter will be dazzling the stage at the 2025 Brits. Get ready for a spectacular performance!
Brookside Star Faces Justice
In other news, former Brookside star Foster, known for his role as Christian Wright, has been sentenced to over eight years in prison for a £13 million modelling fraud. 
However, authorities are still searching for Foster, as he remains at large. The actor's involvement in the elaborate scam has shocked fans and the entertainment industry alike.
"The actor's involvement in the elaborate scam has shocked fans and the entertainment industry alike."
This case serves as a stark reminder that even those in the public eye are not immune to the consequences of their actions.
Photos of the Week: A Global Perspective
Finally, take a moment to appreciate a curated collection of news photographs from around the world. This week's selection features a diverse range of subjects, from the serene beauty of poplar trees to the solemnity of a papal figure, and the invigorating activity of paddling. 
These images offer a glimpse into different cultures, landscapes, and events shaping our world.
From environmental scenes to religious ceremonies, the "Photos of the Week" collection provides a visual narrative of our interconnected global community.