Her husband has been taken hostage, leaving the Prime Minister (Suranne Jones), forced to choose between her country and her family.

Suranne Jones reveals that filming new TV show Save Me was "therapeutic" after personal loss The BAFTA winner stars opposite The Walking Dead 's Lennie James in the thriller.

Suranne Jones has bravely spoken about the loss of both her parents and the huge impact their deaths have had on her mental health. The Gentleman Jack star made a powerful appearance on Fearne ...

MaryLand creator, executive producer, and star Suranne Jones and co-star Eve Best describe their characters and the complicated relationship between the sisters.

Suranne Jones has revealed she struggled with her mental health as she adjusted to life in the pandemic. The actress, 43, admitted her anxiety peaked as lockdown restrictions began to ease while ...

Suranne Jones has revealed that now husband Laurence Akers had already been set up by pals with Carol Vorderman when they met. The Doctor Foster actress, 45, first crossed paths with the producer ...

Netflix has revealed a first look at its upcoming thriller series, Hostage, starring Suranne Jones – and it looks like a must-watch. The five-part series, which launches in August and is ...

EXCLUSIVE: Talisa Garcia, Karan Gill, Elizabeth Berrington and Christian Cooke have joined the cast of the Suranne Jones- and Jodie Whittaker-starring ITV drama series Frauds. As we revealed in ...

Suranne, who's currently starring in Gentleman Jack on BBC1, has previously spoken about coming to terms with losing her mum. 'At the time, it didn’t occur to me that I might lose her. Now…I can ...

INTERVIEW: The actor has earned thousands of queer fans since starring as gay diarist Anne Lister in ‘Gentleman Jack’, and she plays a bisexual character in BBC blockbuster ‘Vigil’. She ...

Suranne Jones thinks it's about time the term "witch trials" got a "rebrand". Given that the bulk of people executed were of course women, not witches, she argues their plight should be renamed.

Netflix has revealed a slew of commissions out of the U.K., including a political thriller series starring Julie Delpy and Suranne Jones, the reality show “Buying London” and a TV adaptation ...