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Channel 4 aired its new drama The Accident tonight (October 24) and viewers have delivered a rather damning verdict. Starring Sarah Lancashire ( Happy Valley) and Joanna Scanlan ( The Thick of It) and written by Jack Thorne, the four-part show follows a small Welsh town that's left devastated after an explosion and the collapse of a regeneration project results in the deaths of several teenagers. Channel 4 The new series is inspired by the real-life tragedy of Grenfell Tower, which burned down in 2017, killing 72 residents. It's also loosely based on the 1966 Aberfan disaster, in which the collapse of a colliery spoil tip plant led to several buildings being covered by a slurry, including a local junior school, claiming the lives of 116 children and 28 adults. However, while the series promises to deliver some hard hits over the course of the remaining three episodes, viewers were far from impressed by tonight's premiere, with many criticising the performances, Welsh accents, writing, plot and. well, everything else, really. One person tweeted. TheAccident 15 mins in and looks like @Channel4 have done everything they can to combine Skins, Happy Valley & Casualty into one show with the dodgiest South Walian accents. While another wrote: Given the cast, I had high hopes for #theaccident. So far the plot has been ridiculous. A smallish bang and the whole community flock to a building site. Reports of gas leaks and the rescue team using angle grinders? Poor. Check out more of the reactions below. The Accident airs Thursdays at 9pm on Channel 4. Digital Spy is launching a newsletter – sign up to get it sent straight to your inbox. Want up-to-the-minute entertainment news and features? Just hit 'Like' on our Digital Spy Facebook page and 'Follow' on our @digitalspy Instagram and Twitter accounts.

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Watch full length what about love song. Jack Thorne's latest series, starring Sarah Lancashire and Sidse Babett Knudsen, looks at how the public aftermath of a disaster can lead to dehumanizing results. Its not that anyone is especially happy in the opening chapter of “ The Accident, ” but as the new four-part series progresses into a morass of dehumanizing corporate nightmares and horrific tales of physical and emotional trauma, its enough to make you appreciate the brighter prologue of this tale set in the fictional coastal Welsh town of Glyngolau. As with many aspects of creator Jack Thornes latest gutting TV drama, premiering Friday on Hulu after airing on Channel 4 last month, longing for any sort of relief and finding precious little is largely the point. To tell a community-wide story of tragedy and malfeasance, Thorne and director Sandra Goldbacher offer a relentless portrait of crisis thats oppressive by design. That emotional vice grip is extremely affecting at times, but the more the show relies on recreating a feeling of emptiness, the more it gets what its going for. That unassuming opening, of the people in Glyngolau prepping for a town-wide fun run, quickly gives way to an unforeseen disaster. Rebellious teen Leona Bevan (Jade Croot) leads a group of friends into a construction site, intent on putting a literal and figurative stain on the local crown jewel building development personally championed by her councillor father Iwan (Mark Lewis Jones. While theyre inside, a mysterious explosion then leads to multiple deaths, and the aftermath of the resulting collapse intertwines the lives of the family members left behind. Leonas mother Polly (Sarah Lancashire) becomes the reluctant face of the movement seeking retribution from the construction company that was heading up the project. Along with other mothers and wives, including Angela Griffiths (Joanna Scanlan) and Debbie Kethin (Genevieve Barr) she weighs her own options as the company head Harriet Paulsen ( Sidse Babett Knudsen) plots out her own defense. Understandably, among the victims families, theres a lingering sense of mistrust. Some parents are grieving family members who have passed, while others face difficult post-hospital home care situations. Finding justice for what happened eventually comes with trying to put a price tag on their own suffering. Thorne organizes these four episodes as pieces in an ever-hovering mystery. The incremental momentum toward finding answers, complete with a time jump, offers some understanding of who these individuals are. Most of the series attention is wrapped up in untangling whats happening in the moment rather than looking at who the people of Glyngolau are or how theyve been changed. As if dealing with community-wide loss isnt enough to contend with, a few of the central characters are given parallel personal horrors to contend with as their lives are crumbling around them. “The Accident” Channel 4/The Forge/Warren Orchard As the series progresses, the circumstances tying some of these central individuals become even more linked. It culminates with a handful of courtroom sequences that try to offer some sense of triumphant catharsis — whether purposefully empty or the result of the previous three hours story, theres an ennervated feeling to much of “The Accident” that makes it hard to respond to it as anything other than a drawn-out grief exercise. Each development in the story is a reminder that their suffering is still there, without really knowing what to do with it. Thorne has spoken about drawing on the real-life parallel of the tragedy at the London-area Grenfell Tower, where a structural fire lead to over 70 fatalities. That disaster, made worse by improper construction practices, is still the subject of ongoing inquiry and has become a focal point in U. K. discussions around regulations and public housing. When it feels like Thorne is drawing on those real-life parallels, theres some real strength in “The Accident. ” Showing a marked contrast between the cushy, sanitized corporate office setting and the day-to-day life of the Glyngolau residents only underlines the disconnect in how they see adequate justice for what happened. The cynical PR spin trying to work against spontaneous, impassioned community response is a cycle familiar to anyone whos seen activism play out in a public sphere. The more manufactured elements of how this story plays out — affairs, withheld testimony, tabloid curveballs — only serve to a draw a line where the lived-in environments end and the cheaper shortcuts begin. Fortunately, this cast is more than capable to handle either side. Knudsen brings quiet internal conflict to a part that could easily be dotted by invisible, giant currency-shaped eyeballs or typical corporate overlord archetypes. Balancing a family filled with impossibly difficult obstacles, Lancashire turns Pollys search for meaning into a performance that embraces the ambiguity of many stages on the journey. The Glyngolau survivors all face a certain physical toll that translates on-screen, even when those telling the story dont always trust that pain to come through unadorned. So maybe the exhaustion is the point, to craft something that if it doesnt recreate the emotions of watching the young people of your neighborhood exhumed from rubble, can at least approximate it. Those looking for verisimilitude may find some in “The Accident, ” but getting through to the conclusion, its still murky what all of that on-screen suffering services. Grade: B- “The Accident” is now available to stream on Hulu. 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Watch Full Length What About love life. A part from the explosion, The Accident (Channel 4) is very quiet. Hairdresser Polly (Sarah Lancashire) doesnt even shout when she finds her 15-year-old daughter Leonas latest one-night stand still in her bedroom. She just flings his clothes at him, notes that Leona (Jade Croot) is underage and that he looks 28, and makes him jump out of the window. Then she takes herself off to the local charity run with her friends. They are walking, Pollys best friend, Angela (Joanna Scanlan) says firmly. So begins the new four-part drama by Jack Thorne, the unassailable powerhouse behind the likes of This is England, Skins, Kiri (in which Lancashire also starred) and the forthcoming adaptation of Philip Pullmans fantasy trilogy, His Dark Materials. The people of the small “left behind” fictional Welsh town of Glyngolau are celebrating a new construction project – championed by Pollys husband Iwan, the local councillor – that is due to bring 1, 000 new jobs to the area. As they start their “run” they hear a terrible noise. On the building site, a factory block has blown up. What follows is the story of the shockwaves that ripple out from that event, finding the fissures in the community and causing relationships to crumble as people assign blame, cope with bereavement and survive the fallout. Youngsters were trespassing inside the building when the explosion happened. Ash floats down silently as Polly and her friends realise their sons and daughters are trapped beneath the rubble. The husband of another friend, Debbie (Genevieve Barr) was in charge of security on the site and is also missing. They wait quietly at the hospital until doctors pad down corridors to deliver the news. Polly and Iwans daughter has life-changing injuries. Angelas daughter, Mia, is dead, along with several other people, including Debbies husband. Instantly, the air is thick with grief, injustice and resentment. The luck of the draw is rarely more unbearable. Inside Pollys home after the initial shock has worn off, a harrowing scene shows how some people channel their anger, guilt or impotence – or perhaps simply use events to justify behaviour that is always searching for an excuse to come out. It is a scene that reminds us not to forget the question of personal responsibility, even as larger ones threaten to dwarf it. As grief gives way to anger (“No singing! ” screams a furious Angela as the townspeople return to the site to keep vigil the night after the explosion) the question of who is to blame comes to the fore. The shifting pressures are minutely recorded in Thornes dense but delicate script and Sandra Goldbachers searching direction. Thornes inspiration is the Grenfell tower fire, and the issues of corporate responsibility, greed and inhumanity raised by it. But the Welsh setting inevitably calls to mind perhaps the most potent example of negligence and inhumanity there has ever been, the Aberfan disaster, which cost a village its children 53 years ago – almost to the day The Accident was broadcast. The face of the construction company is Harriet (Sidse Babbett Knudsen) on whom Polly turns at the site as the first bodies are brought out, accusing her of doing things on the cheap, all of which is captured by the television cameras. Harriet is already struggling with the conflict between her natural instinct to help and her professional need to keep a distance. What the latter masks and how much truth there is to Pollys claim will surely only become more complicated over the coming weeks. The Accident is another magnificent example of Thornes talent for taking a huge story containing multitudinous contemporary concerns and distilling them into emotive stories on a scale we can cope with, be compelled by, learn from. The Accident forms, Thorne has said, the third part of a loose trilogy that began with 2016s National Treasure (about the trial of a TV personality accused of Operation Yewtree-like offences) and continued in Kiri (about the death of a child in care) which looks at who and what we are as a nation, the lies we tell ourselves, the money and the politics that corrupt us and the lines along which we crack when under pressure. It promises to be a fittingly thoughtful and wholly absorbing last instalment. Though not, of course, the last drama from Thorne, who looks set fair to become the Alan Bleasdale of our tattered age. Never have we had more need of one. • This article was amended on 25 October 2019 because an earlier version misnamed the character played by Joanna Scanlan, Angela, as Anna. This has been corrected.

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The Accident is hard-going but important and brilliant (Picture: Channel 4) The Accident reunites Sarah Lancashire with writer Jack Thorne for the final installment in his hard-hitting TV drama trilogy after National Treasure and Kiri. The series focuses on the Welsh town of Glyngolau, rocked by an explosion on a construction site, killing many of the local children. Its as hard-going as it sounds, with director Sandra Goldbacher (whose creative flair elevates this) only shying away from what causes the explosion in favour of honing in on the grief and uncomfortable relationships between those impacted. Not showing us what exactly what caused the building to come down was a clever move, allowing us to form our own opinions as the story plays out through the eyes of the families over the next three episodes. When speaking to press about the show, Lancashire praised Thorne for taking what is a huge story, a disaster with echoes of Grenfell and Hillsborough, and shrinking it down to something raw and human. It didnt get more raw than the reveal of Iwans (Mark Jones) physical abuse of Polly (Lancashire) which totally blindsided you when it played out, him punching her in the stomach on the floor of their house. While the question of who is to blame is left open, the visual of calm and collected architect Harriet (Sidse Babett Knudsen) squaring up to Polly in her mumsy, baggy jumper made it hard not to side with the latter. Sarah Lancashire shines as Polly (Sarah Lancashire) But Polly and Iwans daughter Leona (Jade Croot) has an axe to grind with her dad, and her presence at the construction site – Iwans baby – when it blows does raise some questions. We didnt actually see what caused the explosion, remember. Other than the message The Accident aims to send about class, forgotten communities and corporate responsibility, it is yet another vehicle for Lancashire to prove why she is one of the best British actors around today. She insisted at the launch that she didnt want to be seen as the ‘queen of gritty drama, but between this, Happy Valley and Kiri she has the title sewn up. Few actors can truly play an ‘every man character convincingly – their star power blanketing everything – but she totally disappeared behind Pollys oversized outfits and the pretty spot-on Welsh accent that took six months to perfect. A special mention also has to go to Joanna Scanlan as Angela, delivering a fireball of a performance thats both deeply tragic and hilarious (in an upcoming episode she muses about a possible cover up: ‘Someones f. d someone, and no one can find the d* k. The Accident is hard-going, from the subject matter to the dark domestic abuse storyline, so we dont recommend you watch in one sitting, but Thorne has insisted there are ‘shafts of light injected into the series throughout. And with the Grenfell disaster mostly left by the wayside by the media and politicians alike with no one held accountable (yet) The Accident is a much needed high-intensity beam. The Accident airs Thursdays at 9pm on Channel 4. Got a showbiz story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us, calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page - we'd love to hear from you. MORE: Victoria Beckham praises the Spice Girls for ‘accepting their looks as she talks beauty standards MORE: Lizzos Truth Hurts hit with second plagiarism claim over melody and ‘DNA test opening line.

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DISASTER STRIKES 31 Oct 2019, 17:22 Updated: 31 Oct 2019, 17:24 SARAH Lancashire is back on TV with new gripping drama The Accident that already has the nation hooked. We take you through everything you need to know about this Channel 4 series that tells a VERY tragic tale as episode 2 airs TONIGHT (October 31, 2019. The Accident is a new Channel 4 drama Credit: Dean Rogers/Channel 4 When is The Accident on TV? The show kicked off on October 24, 2019. The second episode is on TONIGHT at 9pm on Channel 4. It is a four-part series and will continue every Thursday at the same time. If you miss any you can watch them on All 4. Each episode runs for an hour. The town is rocked by a massive explosion Credit: Channel 4/The Forge/Warren Orchard What happens on The Accident? In a Welsh community that has been left behind, a large construction project offers hope for a better future. But an explosion, followed by a catastrophic collapse, leaves many dead, children included, and the community devastated. Polly is the wife of the local politician who championed the project. Their rebellious daughter Leona broke on to the site on the day of the explosion, but now is left with a lifelong disability after the disaster. As grief gives way to a torrent of anger and blame, the community finds itself torn apart. It falls to Polly to hold the town together and face the challenging truths that emerge. Children and adults are killed in the tragedy Credit: Channel 4/The Forge/Warren Orchard Who is in the cast of The Accident? Here's who is leading the cast in this new Channel 4 drama: Sarah Lancashire as Polly Bevan - A hairdresser and mother-of-one. She is the wife of a local politician in Glyngolau, who has championed a construction project in their small Welsh town. Sarah is well known for her lead role in drama's like Happy Valley and Kiri. Joanna Scanlan as Angela Griffiths - One of Pollys best friends. Her daughter Mia is also best friends with Pollys daughter, Leona. Joanna is also known for Hold the Sunset and The Thick of It. Eiry Thomas as Greta - One of Pollys closest friends. Welsh actress Eiry is also known for Keeping Faith. Mark Lewis Jones as Iwan Bevan - A local councillor, and Pollys husband. He was the one who drove this construction project forward. Mark is also known for Chernobyl and was also in Keeping Faith. Jade Croot as Leona Bevan - Polly and Iwans teenage daughter. She is the ringleader of the teenagers who break on to the construction site. Rising star Jade will also appear in TV series The Witcher. Kimberley Nixon as Detective Anne Hendricks - The police detective who must investigate what happened on the day of the accident. Kimberley is also known for starring in Fresh Meat. MEET THE FAMILY What time is Rio and Kate: Becoming a Stepfamily on BBC One? MURDER MYSTERY Here's all you need to know about new Agatha Christie show The Pale Horse SPLITTING UP. AGAIN What you need to know about series two of BBC One's The Split MONSTER MASH ITV reveals Monster on The Masked Singer is iconic US star UNMASKED The Masked Singer - Monster and Fox finally revealed MEET THE JUDGES Who are The Voice 2020 judges? FIX UP, COOK SHARP Who are the Best Home Cook 2020 contestants? ON YOUR NARCS Narcos: Mexico season 2 - Netflix release date, cast and trailer STARS ALIGN Who is on The Graham Norton Show tonight? All the guests and stars revealed KILLER COMEBACK How to watch American Horror Story online for free as we wait for season 10 Who wrote The Accident and is it a true story? The story is written by Jack Thorne. The Bafta winner has impressive credentials including TV series This is England, Skins, The Fades and the forthcoming BBC adaptation of Phillip Pullman's His Dark Materials. On the West End stage he had a huge hit with Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. But his writing work doesn't stop there, as on the big screen, his credits include the Julia Roberts film Wonder plus The Aeronauts, in cinemas in November. Jack has revealed that The Accident is fictional, however the real life tragedy of the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire, which killed 72 people, inspired the story.

Been having a Backstreet boys marathon. Now it's time for Westlife. Watch Full Length What About lovee. We will use your email address only for sending you newsletters. Please see our Privacy Notice for details of your data protection rights Invalid Email The Accident is set to be the next water cooler TV show to grip the nation when it begins tonight. Starring Sarah Lancashire and Joanna Scanlan, the gritty four-part drama follows a small Welsh town's fight for justice after the explosion and collapse of a regeneration project kills several teenagers. It's been inspired by the real-life tragedy of Grenfell Tower, the west London block of flats which burned in 2017, killing 72 residents. The Accident is also loosely based on the Aberfan disaster of 1966, when a coal-mining plant's spoil tip collapsed, smothering a local primary school and taking the lives of 116 children and 28 adults. Written by Jack Thorne, The Accident explores "the nexus between blame, revenge and justice" and "the contentious question of responsibility - social, corporate and personal – that the accident gives rise to. Sarah Lancashire as Polly in The Accident (Image: Channel 4/The Forge/Warren Orcha) What is The Accident about? The Accident follows the fictional 'left-behind' town of Glyngolau, Wales, which finally lands a much-needed regeneration project championed by local politician Iwan Bevan (played by Mark Lewis Jones. His on-screen wife, Polly Bevan (Sarah Lancashire) becomes the focal point for the community when teenagers sneak into the construction site and it explodes, killing nine. "As grief gives way to anger, the community finds itself forced to confront difficult truths amid the search for justice. Channel 4 explains. A group of teens break into the construction site, only to be met with tragedy Polly must fight for justice - even if it brings her own marriage to breaking point (Image: Channel 4/The Forge/Simon Ridgwa) How are the characters of The Accident related? Polly and Iwan are married, and have teenage daughter Leona (Jade Croot. who causes trouble by rebelling against her politician dad whenever she can. Leona is the ringleader of the group of teens who slip away to break into the construction site - but when tragedy hits, she's the sole surviver of the blast, left with life-changing injuries. Polly leans on her friends Angela and Greta Debbie's husband Alan dies in the blast Harriet Paulsen (played by Sidse Babett Knudsen) is the executive at Kallbridge Developments, which is in charge of the regeneration project. She arrives at the site of the explosion to be confronted by grief-stricken and furious relatives of those who died. As the series twists and turns, Polly turns to her closest friends Angela (Joanna Scanlan) Greta (Eiry Thomas) and Debbie (Genevieve Barr) whose husband Alan is killed in the explosion. But when Alan is linked to the cause of the accident, Polly's friendships and links to her community are tested to breaking point. Will anyone face justice for the accident? Lawyer Philip (Adrian Scarborough) later turns up to probe the circumstances of the tragedy - but how much trust should the mourners place in him? As the gears of justice turn, the families come to realise that if they want someone to be held responsible for the tragedy, they may have to take things into their own hands. Channel 4 adds. "But the cost of fighting for justice may be prove too much to bear for Polly. The Accident starts tonight at 9pm on Channel 4.

Some viewers had to turn over from The Accident (Picture: Channel 4) Warning: Content below may be triggering. The Accident has left viewers in shock over its harrowing domestic abuse scene. Sarah Lancashire stars in the new Channel 4 drama as the hairdresser Penny, and is seen beaten to the ground by her husband, Iwan Bevan (Mark Lewis Jones. The couple are coming to terms with the fact their 15-year-old daughter, Leona (Jade Croot) was involved in an explosion, which claimed the lives of a number of children. But while they try and work out what happened to the group of teenagers, things got a whole lot darker. Taking to Twitter, fans at home expressed their views on the show and how they were shocked at the brutal scenes. ‘Wow thats one f* ked up relationship! one wrote while another added: ‘Is she normal? Id kick him to the kerb. Things got dark really fast (Picture: Channel 4) The Accident leaves viewers in shock over domestic abuse scene (Picture: Channel 4) Someone else commented: ‘Im sorry but Im not sorry. What the actually F* K was that? Turning off permanently. Totally unnecessary violence, abuse, and she hugged him? Not watching again. Others appeared to be in agreement: ‘Well this got grim really quickly. The Accident, written by Jack Thorne, looks at the fall out after a tragic event in a small Welsh community. It is the third and final part in Jacks trilogy of dramas following National Treasure and Kiri. The three dramas cover important social issues: gender, race and class, with this one starring Joanna Scanlan, Mark Lewis Jones and Sidse Babett Knudsen. It is set in the made-up Welsh town Glyngolau, and the Happy Valley star has got the accent spot on. In order to make sure she was on point, Sarah has confessed that she spoke with a Welsh accent onset and even at home with her family over Christmas last year. She explained to press: ‘Six months of Welshness with my family and everything. ‘Theyre so used to it. Thats the downside of living with an actor is that you live with their work as well. Its quite normal in my house. The Accident continues next Thursday on Channel 4. MORE: The Accident review: Sarah Lancashire remains queen of the gritty drama – even if she doesnt want to be MORE: Sarah Lancashire receives heaps of praise as viewers are already hooked on The Accident.

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