Cardinal Lawrence is tasked with running the papal election after the unexpected death of the Pope. Once the Catholic Church's leaders are locked together in the Vatican, Lawrence uncovers a trail of secrets left in the dead pope's wake which could shake the foundations of the Church

Bill Furlong is a coal merchant in 1980's Ireland in a small town where the convent is one of the infamous Magdalene Laundries. Bill finds a bruised and shivering young woman locked in the convent coalshed on a bitterly cold December day, and knows any action on his part will cost him dearly.

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IAN SIEGAL,
“the cleverest writer and most magnetic blues performer in the UK."- MOJO.
In more than a quarter century of touring multi-award winner Ian Siegal's mission statement has barely changed: songs that are real, shows that resonate, vocals served raw. Today he is considered by many to be the most compelling British blues artiste since the great names of the sixties.

Classic Rock tags Siegal "a national treasure," America's blues bible says "vast talent" and MOJO magazine ranks him "the cleverest writer and most magnetic blues performer in the UK." He has taken his music to some 50 countries and presided over a trophy haul that includes two UK Blues Awards, 10 British Blues Awards, four European Blues Awards, two Mojo Blues Albums Of The Year not to mention three US Blues Music Awards nominations - an unprecedented nod for a non-American. And that's just what he has clocked up in the past ten years.

Siegal is known as a bluesman, but it's just one shade in the palette of an artist who slips between continents, eras and expectations. They say you can't sing the blues until you've lived the life, and when Ian Siegal steps up to the mic, you can hear the slings and arrows. His forte is playing to an audience. He takes command of the stage in a way very few artists alive today can match. Sweat, passion, humour, incendiary slide guitar and a soul-infused voice big enough to fell trees!

"Siegal is no ordinary man ... a national treasure." - CLASSIC ROCK MAGAZINE
"Siegal maintains his position as one of the most gifted singers and writers in contemporary blues”. MOJO Magazine.