Blue Lights

Series 2 of the BBC police drama set and filmed in Northern Ireland is now available to watch on BBC iPlayer in full and the first series will air at 9pm on ...

Blue Lights is back for season 2 on BBC One, as the police drama returns to the tumultuous Belfast streets, but does it live up to season 1?

In Blue Lights season 2 episode 1 the team welcome a new recruit as they set their sights on two loyalist gang leaders.

In the bustling streets of Belfast, the air is thick with tension and anticipation. For three police recruits, the world is a high-stakes arena where every ...

It wasn't long after Blue Lights came to our screens until fans were saying it was the perfect replacement for the crime drama in their entertainment schedule – ...

The Belfast-set cop show's fantastic first series was a hit for the BBC and the second is just as good – this is must-watch TV.

Siân Brooke plays Constable Grace Ellis · Joanne Crawford plays Sergeant Helen McNally · Hannah McClean plays Jen Robinson · Martin McCann plays Constable Stephen ...

Cast returning for the second season include Siân Brooke, Martin McCann, Katherine Devlin and Nathan Braniff, while newcomers include Frank Blake, Seamus O'Hara ...

The much-anticipated second series of Blue Lights is finally here, and viewers can expect “more intensity, larger set pieces,” and “more action”, according.

The BBC crime drama has returned for a second series, but viewers may need a reminder of what happened to Grace, Tommy and Annie in series 1.

Starring Siân Brooke, Nathan Braniff, Katherine Devlin and Andi Osho, the show airs weekly on BBC One, however all episodes are currently available to stream on ...

The excellent Belfast-based police-drama, which has picked up nothing but rave reviews, is back for more nail-biting action. Here's what to know.

Martin McCann as Stevie Neil; Katherine Devlin as Annie Conlon; Nathan Braniff as Tommy Foster; Joanne Crawford as Helen McNally; Andi Osho as Sandra Cliff ...

Blue Lights is back and there is trouble on the cards once again in Belfast. The hit BBC police drama, filmed and set in Northern Ireland, is back tonight, ...

Siân Brooke, Martin McCann, Katherine Devlin, Nathan Braniff, Joanne Crawford, Hannah McClean, Andi Osho and more start in Blue Light series two on BBC One ...

The cop show set in post-Troubles Northern Ireland will leave you holding your breath constantly, not knowing what perils await our beloved 'peelers'

The BBC's Northern Ireland-set drama would be a more distinctive and ambitious show if it were slightly less preoccupied with regurgitating pre-existing ...

The drama's new run started on Monday (April 15), picking up with constables Grace (Siân Brooke), Annie (Katherine Devlin) and Tommy (Nathan Braniff). It ...

Blue Lights fans all had the same reaction as the BBC drama returned for a second series this evening after a very successful first series.

Welcome back, peelers! The Belfast police drama returns in heart-stopping style, with petrol-bombs, pharmacy stick-ups … and good old-fashioned romance.

Stevie Neil (MARTIN MCCANN) and Grace Ellis (SIÂN BROOKE). They are. Stevie and Grace in Blue Lights. BBC/Two Cities Television/Christopher Barr.

Television: In its guts, this BCC show is just really good telly – the acting is compelling, and the show's evocation of Belfast riveting.

It has what you don't get from police dramas these days — realism. Some scenes feel so authentic that they are almost documentary-like”

Siân Brooke discussed 'Blue Lights' season 2 on the BBC, her role as Grace Ellis, 'House of the Dragon,' 'Sherlock,' 'Trying' and AI in an interview.

The Belfast-set series, which first aired in 2023, followed the lives of three newbie officers at Blackthorn Station, as they dealt with unrest around the ...