After starring in the most recent season of Brassic and Ten Pound Poms, Michelle Keegan is set to return to our screens in new ITV drama The Blame - and we now know exactly when it will air.
The Blame will start airing on ITV1 and ITVX from , meaning there are just a couple of weeks left to wait.
ITV confirmed the news of the show's start date in a post on Instagram, alongside the caption: "When 16-year-old Sophie Madsen is found dead, the search for answers uncovers something much bigger. Lies. Misogyny. Institutional cover-ups. How far does it go?"
Alongside Keegan, The Blame also stars Douglas Booth (The Sandman), Ian Hart (Mr Bates vs The Post Office), Nathan Mensah, Nigel Boyle (Peaky Blinders), Joe Armstrong (Black Mirror), Matilda Freeman (How to Get to Heaven from Belfast), Gavin Spokes (House of the Dragon), Josh Bolt (Masters of the Air) and Ceallach Spellman (Cheaters).
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The synopsis for the series, which is based on the novel of the same name by Charlotte Langley, says: "As DI Emma Crane (Keegan) and DI Tom Radley (Booth) dig deeper into what starts as a tragic death that sends shockwaves through the town of Wakestead, a murder enquiry soon spirals into a tangled web of lies, institutional cover-ups and moral compromise.
"As the clock ticks and trust fractures, Crane must navigate both a murder investigation and the treacherous politics inside her own team."
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Speaking about playing Emma, Keegan recently told Radio Times magazine that she identified with her "a lot".
She added: "There’s been so many times in my life where something’s happened and you sort of laugh it off, or sweep it under the carpet, like it didn’t matter, but it does. No one gets pulled up on it, but you just have to deal with it because you’re a woman. I’ve been there and I’ve lived it, so doing a drama that shines a light on that, and says this is actually wrong, is really powerful."
The Blame will air on ITV and ITVX from Sunday 20 September.
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