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VERSAILLES is enjoying a thrilling and steamy series three, as the show nears its end. The series, set from 1667 onwards, follows King Louis XIV - France's most notorious womanising, war-mongering monarch - as he struggles to hold his court together. Here's everything you need to know about when it's on and who's in the cast... When is Versailles series three on BBC Two? Versailles continues tonight (Monday, August 6, 2018) on BBC Two at 9pm. You can also catch up with each episode afterwards on the BBC iPlayer. Series three is made up of ten episodes in total and star Alexander Vlahos confirmed on Twitter that it would be the final season. Who's in the new series of Versailles? British actor George Blagden , 28, plays the king himself, alongside a host of talented British and French performers. Alexander Vlahos plays Louis' effeminate brother, who has been brought up to understand he will never be able to rival the king. Meanwhile, Evan Williams plays … [Read more...] about What time is Versailles series three on BBC Two tonight, who’s in the cast with George Blagden and what’s it about?

THE man wrongly accused of killing Rachel Nickell is reportedly working at a Tesco store years after picking up a £700,000 payout. Colin Stagg was falsely charged with murdering the young mum on Wimbledon Common in the summer of 1992. The former model, 23, was walking with her dog Molly and two-year-old son Alexander when she was attacked and stabbed 49 times. The young child was later found clinging to his mum's blood-soaked body pleading for her to wake up . Stagg was later the target of a honey trap operation involving a blonde undercover cop tasked with getting him to "confess" to a murder he did not commit. He never admitted to killing Rachel, however, and even though there was no worthwhile evidence against him, police still charged him with her murder. The case was eventually thrown out at the Old Bailey in 1994 by Mr Justice Ognall, who refused to put the undercover officer's evidence before a jury. He said police had shown "excessive zeal" and had … [Read more...] about Colin Stagg is working at Tesco after £700,000 payout for being wrongly accused of Rachel Nickell’s murder

BUNGLING cops spent months "honeytrapping" innocent man Colin Stagg after Rachel Nickell was stabbed to death and sexually assaulted on Wimbledon Common 25 years ago. We reveal how police used "deceptive conduct of the grossest kind" to try to get their prime suspect to confess in return for the promise of S&M sex while Rachel's true killer walked free. Who is Colin Stagg? Unemployed Stagg became the most hated man in Britain when he was accused of knifing Rachel Nickell to death in 1992 . The former model had been walking on Wimbledon Common with her dog Molly and two-year-old son Alexander when she was stabbed 49 times and sexually assaulted. Her son was later found clinging to his mum's blood-soaked body pleading for her to wake up . Criminal psychologist Dr Paul Britton had been asked by police to create an offender profile of the killer. Stagg was a loner who did not mix much outside his Roehampton home and police made him their prime suspect. What … [Read more...] about Why was Colin Stagg wrongly accused of Rachel Nickell’s murder, how much compensation did he get and where is he now?

How great is the risk of contracting coronavirus outdoors? The chances of becoming infected with the virus are far slimmer outdoors than indoors. This applies to the original coronavirus as well as to its mutants. This is due to aerosols, which are tiny particles floating in the atmosphere, that play a key role in the spread of the virus. Experts say aerosols pose a smaller risk outdoors. "This has to do with air circulation being far more pronounced outdoors," says Nico Mutters, who heads the Institute for Hygiene and Public Health at Bonn University Hospital. "The winds have a quick diluting effect." Birgit Wehner, an aerosols researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research, says the tiny particles we exhale dry and dissipate far quicker outdoors. However, a paper by the Aerosols Association — signed by Wehner and others — states that infections still cannot be ruled out when individuals gather in large groups without keeping a sufficient distance. This means … [Read more...] about Fact check: The risk of catching coronavirus outdoors