Actor, Voice Artist - She/Her Prisoner 951, Heartstopper, The Crown. Games: Star Wars - Outlaws, Assassin's Creed, Dragon Age-The Veilguard, Greedfall
Joined January 2010
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So honoured to be a part of this. Please watch all 4 episodes Starting Sunday 23rd, 9pm BBC1 and @BBCiPlayer. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002hzf…
~ Prisoner 951 ~
Based on the heart-wrenching true story of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's imprisonment in Iran, and her husband's determined fight for her freedom.
From @DancingLedgeUK. Coming soon to @BBCiPlayer.
#MadeByFremantle
Catherine Bailey retweeted
The true story of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who was imprisoned in Iran and separated from her daughter and husband, has been made into BBC drama Prisoner 951.
Richard Ratcliffe and Joseph Fiennes, the actor who plays him, speak to #R4Today.
Catherine Bailey retweeted
The @EquityUK 'Game On' campaign is live,
with RECOMMENDED RATES and BEST PRACTICES for UK Games Performers & an AGREEMENT covering everything from AI protections to dispute resolution.
🎮
This is unprecedented!
Please share with your network and agents.
🚨BREAKING NEWS 🚨
📢New campaign launched by Equity and @EquityAudio to give videogames performers fair pay, safe workplaces and control over their work!
🎮Game On! 🎮 #EquityGameOn
Catherine Bailey retweeted
NEXT MONDAY, March 11th, tune in to the panel discussion on William's Wife, just co-published as an audiobook with @SpiracleHQ🎧
Featuring @Rachelhore, @JollyAlice, Brad Bigelow from @neglectedbooks, LeighWilson, and @CathBailey
Register free here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/williams-…
London! Get your tickets to see @hesterchill's show Shorty at @sohotheatre which is on until Saturday 10th June. It's a joyful, urgent and confronting look at the experience of the trans child, the power of the introvert. sohotheatre.com/events/shor/
Catherine Bailey retweeted
Phillip Schofield fumes at 'being taken for a mug' after Downing Street party mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/phil… #thismorning
Catherine Bailey retweeted
I can’t think of many times in my career as a criminal prosecutor when the police have refused to look for evidence on the basis that they currently don’t have enough evidence.
BREAKING: The Metropolitan Police says it will not investigate allegations of a party at Downing Street due to an "absence of evidence" and a force policy not to investigate retrospective breaches of coronavirus regulations.
Read more here: trib.al/AZyPvX9
Catherine Bailey retweeted
I just voted against the Tories' Nationality and Borders Bill.
It's a vile piece of legislation that whips up hatred of migrants, criminalises asylum and enables the Government to strip people of their British citizenship without notice.
Sickeningly, Tory MPs voted it through.
Catherine Bailey retweeted
This is a good point: Allegra Stratton may have been the one giggling and making jokes, but she wasn't alone.
And it certainly wasn't a party for one.
Catherine Bailey retweeted
That was an absolutely floundering PMQs for Boris Johnson - arguably his worst.
Forced to apologise for the video we showed last night of his own staff joking about a Christmas party, claiming he was “sickened”, despite spending 7 days denying there was any party at all. #PMQs
Catherine Bailey retweeted
i just can't imagine which two newspapers possibly had reporters at the Downing St party
Boris Johnson Invited Editors and BBC Executives into Downing Street On Day of Lockdown Party – Byline Times bylinetimes.com/2021/12/07/b…
Catherine Bailey retweeted
He should be done! He lies constantly to us all. His ministers then lie to us all on his behalf.
Here’s what he will do
1. Ride the storm today and fudge it
2. In the next 2-3 days put a big Covid distraction out there ! Work from home ! Rule of 6🤷🏻♂️
Don’t fall for it 😡
Catherine Bailey retweeted
Me and @BBCRosAtkins have had a second look at the Downing Street Christmas party
The government says “there was not a party” at No 10 last December and that no COVID rules were broken. A week into the story, this is a new 5-min video on the gap between the government’s assurances and available evidence. Produced by Michael Cox. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-5…