Joe Cole is Nightsleeper’s leading man but what is there to know about the star’s life away from the small screen? Nightsleeper, a thriller that sees a sleeper train from Glasgow to London get ...

Joe, 35, portrayed John Shelby, the younger brother of central character Tommy Shelby, on Peaky Blinders from 2013 to 2017. Missing out on the last two series which saw a huge increase in ...

Joe Cole has laid into West Ham ’s players for their ‘criminal’ defending in the 3-0 defeat to Chelsea. Nicolas Jackson ...

with off-duty copy Joe Roag (Joe Cole) and cyber security boss Abby Aysgarth (Alexandra Roach) trying to avert disaster. More on Nightsleeper Nightsleeper episode 1 recap Nightsleeper episode 2 recap ...

Joe Cole, the Peaky Blinders actor, is at the centre of BBC's latest thriller, and fans are eager to delve into the life of the man behind the screen. In the thick of the action of Nightsleeper is ...

Joe Cole's career is skyrocketing to dizzying heights as he's set to star in the BBC's latest nail-biting drama Nightsleeper. Created by BAFTA-winning writer Nick Leather, the six-part series ...

Joe Cole, the talented actor known for his role in Peaky Blinders, is set to captivate audiences once again in the BBC's latest thriller, Nightsleeper. As fans eagerly anticipate the show's ...

Following the success of ITV's Red Eye and Apple TV+ drama Hijack, the BBC is now presenting its own tale of transport terror with Nightsleeper – starring Gangs of ...

London's railways are already a pretty stressful environment. The chaos of late and cancelled trains coupled with the ...

Joe Cole insists that Celtic have shaken off their tags as a Champions League "non entity" after thumping Slovan Bratislava in their league phase. It was the perfect start to the revamped format ...

Nightsleeper is speedily approaching its premiere so when does it start and how do you watch the upcoming drama? Created by BAFTA-winning writer Nick Leather, who was also behind Mother’s Day ...

off-duty police officer Joe Roag (Joe Cole) and acting National Cyber Security Centre technical director Abby Aysgarth (Alexandra Roach) must figure something out to stop the impending tragedy.