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Jake Brown and Leanne Quigley have been crowned the winners of The Traitors series three, sharing a prize pot of £94,600 after a thrilling finale on BBC One.

Leanne Quigley and Jake Brown have been crowned the joint winners of The Traitors season three, sharing a £94,600 prize after a dramatic finale on BBC One. The episode featured intense challenges and emotional confrontations, culminating in a surprising twist that led to their victory.

Leanne Quigley, a former soldier turned nail technician, reaches the final of The Traitors season 3 on BBC One, showcasing her resilience and strategic gameplay while aiming to secure a brighter future for her family.

The thrilling conclusion of The Traitors season 3 airs tonight at 8:30pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. With an extended runtime, the finale promises a dramatic showdown among the remaining contestants for the £73,600 prize. Don't miss the tense battle between Charlotte, the last Traitor, and the Faithfuls.

The third season of *The Traitors* is reaching its dramatic conclusion, with the final episodes airing this week on BBC One and iPlayer. Hosted by Claudia Winkleman, the psychological reality show has kept viewers on the edge of their seats with its twists, betrayals, and high-stakes gameplay.

The beloved BBC murder mystery series, *Death in Paradise*, has launched a new spin-off titled *Return to Paradise*. The series, which first aired in the UK on 22nd November 2024, takes viewers on a journey to the picturesque Australian locale of Dolphin Cove. This gripping six-part series follows DI Mackenzie Clarke, played by Anna Samson, as she navigates a challenging work environment and complex personal history in her hometown after an infamous scandal in London. Filmed in stunning locations such as the Sea Cliff Bridge and Avalon Beach, this show not only draws viewers with its riveting plot but also looks to boost tourism in the Illawarra region by showcasing its breathtaking scenery. With a strong ensemble cast, including Lloyd Griffith and Tai Hara, and a promise of suspenseful storytelling, *Return to Paradise* adds a fresh chapter to the franchise’s legacy, attracting audiences worldwide.

The highly anticipated sequel to *Magpie Murders*, titled *Moonflower Murders*, is set to premiere on BBC One on Saturday, 16 November 2024, at 9:15 PM GMT. This new six-part series, based on Anthony Horowitz's novel of the same name, returns with Lesley Manville in her role as Susan Ryeland, a former book editor turned sleuth. Following the dramatic events of the previous series, Ryeland has relocated to Crete, where she and her boyfriend Andreas have opened a quaint hotel. However, her tranquil life is disrupted when the parents of a missing woman seek her help. They believe their daughter's disappearance is linked to a murder that was fictionalised in a novel by the late author Alan Conway. *Moonflower Murders* combines present-day crime-solving with a narrative involving the fictional detective Atticus Pünd, creating a mystery that spans both the present and the 1950s. The series features a star-studded cast and promises to charm audiences with its blend of cosy crime and whimsy. Viewers can stream all six episodes on BBC iPlayer on the premiere day.