Ralf Little, the familiar face from Death in Paradise, is set to return to our screens alongside his real-life mate Will Mellor following his poignant departure from the popular BBC show ...

After his poignant departure from the hit BBC show Death in Paradise, Ralf Little is set to grace our screens once more alongside his mate Will Mellor. The pair, who are real-life chums and ...

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little is set to make a comeback to television alongside his friend Will Mellor, following his emotional departure from the BBC series. After the success of the first ...

Related: Ralf Little reacts to new Death in Paradise project "I’m incredibly grateful for the response to the first series, and I can’t wait to get started on the next!" UKTV commissioning ...

Ralf Rangnick was interim Man Utd boss in the 2021/22 season (Photo: Getty) While many, including Cristiano Ronaldo, were critical of the 66-year-old and United’s decision to hire him, he has ...

Ralf Rangnick has claimed Manchester United are now “significantly worse” despite spending MILLIONS since his spell at Old Trafford. The Red Devils have struggled in the Premier League this ...

Ralf Little, the actor who played DI Neville Parker in the hit BBC crime drama Death in Paradise, departed the show in 2024 after a successful four-year run. He has since been replaced by Don ...

Ralf Little, known for his role as DI Neville Parker in the hit BBC crime drama Death in Paradise, said his goodbyes to the show in 2024. Following a successful four-year run, he passed the baton ...

That performance dip when it matters most could very well be his undoing, argues Ralf Schumacher. How Lando Norris could be ‘blacklisted’ from top F1 teams. Just over a year ago, ...

Ralf's next acting role. Ralf is set to star in an upcoming dystopian thriller, The Flaw, which is based on the 1965 novel by prolific writer Antonis Samarakis. Set in a dystopian world ruled by ...

Ralf Schumacher has gone a step further than Red Bull in assessing Liam Lawson and believes the Kiwi shouldn't be in a Formula 1 car at all.

Ralf and Will, 48, previously starred in the hit BBC sitcom, Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps from 2001 to 2009. After vowing to bring back the classic sitcom, the pair are set to hit the ...