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Tonight’s episode of Judge Rinder Crime Stories is the last in this series. ITV Daytime’s resident judge, Robert Rinder, returns to explore more of Britain’s worst crimes in the second series of Judge Rinder’s Crime Stories.
Used to ruling the courtroom in his own hit TV series, respected criminal defence barrister, Judge Rinder, steps out from behind the bench to take a closer look at a variety of major offences.
Crime Stories will explore reports including the infamous case of Mick Philpott, jailed for the death of six of his children, the murder of 67-year-old Rita Stephens by her own son and a gang who targeted the elderly by pretending to be the police.
Case 1:
Leicester, 1986. The body of 15-year-old Dawn Ashworth is found following her disappearance. The murder is almost identical to the killing of Lynda Mann in 1983. Detectives in charge call on the help of Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys who had just discovered the DNA fingerprint. The police obtain the killer’s DNA and the hunt is on to catch him before he can kill again.
Case 2:
In March 2016 Jess convinces her best friend Laura to join her and members of her running club on a Monday night jog. Little did the girls know that also on the road that same night was a courier transporting a deadly package. The man loses control of his vehicle and hits the girls, leaving them fighting for their lives.
Yes, Robert Rinder, the star of ITV’s daytime courtroom show Judge Rinder is in fact gay. He married his partner Seth Cumming in a beautiful ceremony in Ibiza in July 2013. The ceremony was officiated by his friend and actor Benedict Cumberbatch at the stunning location.
He’s not actually a real life judge… But he is a barrister and knows his legal ins and outs so to speak! He worked for the 2 Hare Court law firm for 12 -years before becoming the UK’s Judge Judy…
The show airs Sunday, 13th August at 10.05PM and then on Thursday on 5STAR at 10.55 PM

Tonight Channel 5 will broadcast a programme about the last days of Glee actor, Cory Monteith.
In the summer of 2013 one of the USA’s favourite actors, Cory Monteith died at the age of 31 from a drug and alcohol overdose. Dr Jason Payne-James investigates the death of the ‘teen’ star of TV series Glee. He will examine the circumstance which leads to his death in July 2013. The show will include interviews from those who knew him and those who saw him before he died.
Canadian born Cory Monteith was found dead in a hotel room. He was just 31.

In the summer of 2013 one of the USA’s favourite actors, Cory Monteith died at the age of 31 from a drug and alcohol overdose. Dr Jason Payne-James investigates the death of the ‘teen’ star of TV series Glee. He will examine the circumstance which leads to his death in July 2013. The show will include interviews from those who knew him and those who saw him before he died.
Canadian born Cory Monteith was found dead in a hotel room. He was just 31.

Two of the UK’s most famous talent judges, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon go head to head tonight on Channel 5 in Lip Sync Battle UK. The show is hosted by former Spice Girl Mel B and Professor Green. The show is a repeat.
Lip Sync Battle UK airs tonight on Channel 5 at 11.35 PM and repeats on 5+1 at 12.35 PM

Not only is David a talented comedian and actor in his own right, with millions of fans, but he’s also one of the UK’s most beloved talent judges thanks to his involvement in the juggernaut ITV show Britain’s Got Talent, and it might just be because of this show that many people search the internet for clues about David’s sexuality.
He has in the past, stood accused of camping up and “acting gay” during his time as a judge on the show, with many suggesting that he’s doing it just for the laughs. In fact, earlier this year, he sent the Internet into overdrive over his sexuality after seemingly falling in love with an act. Fans of the show took to social media to question David’s sexuality. Many viewers suggested that David’s behaviour was offensive and insulting because he seemed to be using overtly camp gestures or using homosexual innuendos for laughs.
Up until 2015, David Walliams was married to the supermodel, Lara Stone, after their split, fans of David’s started to question whether the Little Britain star was, in fact, gay or potentially bisexual.
In an interview with the Radio Times, he may have answered their question by saying that the gender of a partner isn’t important, but that their “heart and soul” were key factors. He hinted that he could potentially fall for either a man or a woman and suggested that “things can change for people over the years“.
In an interview, he said that as a child that he had “gay experiences” and remembering being “very confused” about it. He also admitted that has always been effeminate and that people often confuse effeminacy with being gay. He finished by remarking,
“I guess I’m just very honest about my sexuality.
“But there are plenty of effeminate people who are straight, and plenty of butch people who are gay.
Anyways, as it’s 2017 it doesn’t matter which way David swings…