LONDON,
UNITED KINGDOM -�Media OutReach�- 25 January 2019
-�The greatest show on ice
is back, as Dancing on Ice returns
to ITV Choice for a brand new series.

Twelve celebrity skaters will be taking to the
ice in a blaze of glory as each week they go head to head in a bid to become
champions of the ice, with one celebrity heading home each week.

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This year's competing celebrities, paired with
their professional partners, are TOWIE sensation Gemma Collins, Coronation
Street actress Jane Danson, Loose Women's Saira Khan, X Factor favourite Saara
Aaalto, Grease legend Didi Conn, Pussycat Dolls singer Melody Thornton, dancer
James Jordan, singer and presenter Brian McFadden, actor and comedian Richard
Blackwood, cricketer Ryan Sidebottom, Love Island's Wes Nelson and Neighbours
star Mark Little.

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Once again their quest for success will be
overseen by skating legends Torvill and Dean, who head up the judging panel. With
Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby returning to present the show live every
week.

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This February also sees the highly-anticipated
sixth series of critically-acclaimed detective drama, Endeavour on ITV Choice. This series sees Shaun Evans reprising his
titular role as Endeavour Morse whilst also putting his directorial mark on the
show, heading behind the camera for the second feature-length film in the
series.

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Evans' character will similarly be trialling
pastures new, with Morse having started a new role as a uniformed officer at
the Woodstock police department and embracing the fashion of the period by
growing a moustache.

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Following the dissolution of Oxford City
Police and the merging with Thames Valley Constabulary at the end of the last series,
the latest instalment is set in 1969 and picks up with the team dispersed as
they find their feet in their various new roles. However, despite their
separation, the tragic murder of DC George Fancy still hangs over them both
collectively and individually, with the case remaining unresolved.

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Also on ITV Choice, Grantchester starring much-loved Robson Green and James Norton, and
new cast member Tom Brittney, returns for a fourth series.

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James Norton,�
who plays the charismatic, jazz-loving clergyman, Sidney Chambers, will
make his final appearance during the series. Whilst clergyman Will Davenport,
played by Tom Brittney, becomes DI Geordie Keating's (Robson Green) new
crime-solving partner in 1950s Grantchester.

Dancing
on Ice (Series 11)

Saturdays
from 2nd February

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Endeavour
(Series 6)

Tuesdays
from 12th February

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KSA/TWN: 21.00 UAE:22:00

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Grantchester
(Series 4)

Mondays
from 25th February

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