Suranne Jones and Jodie Whittaker are teaming on 'Frauds' ITV heist thriller written by Anne-Marie O'Connor and produced by Monumental Television.

Actresses Suranne Jones and Jodie Whittaker are to play skilled con artists in an ITV heist drama exploring “toxic female friendship”. Gentleman Jack star Jones, 46, has co-created Frauds alongside Hullraisers co-writer Anne-Marie O’Connor,

ITV has announced a new heist drama, Frauds, starring Suranne Jones ( Doctor Foster, Gentleman Jack) and Jodie Whittaker ( Doctor Who, Broadchurch ). The pair will play two "skilled confidence tricksters" who have been separated by a 10-year prison sentence, it's been revealed.

ITV has unveiled plans for a new high-stakes drama, Frauds. This heist thriller will bring together two of British television’s most celebrated stars – Jodie Whittaker (Doctor Who,

Frauds is a new ITV heist drama series starring former Doctor Who Jodie Whittaker and former TARDIS Suranne Jones as two con women.

The series follows confidence trickster Sam, played by Whittaker, who has been living a quiet, anonymous life in the hills of southern Spain, whilst her grifting partner Bert, played by Jones, has been in a Spanish prison cell dreaming of one last job.

ITV has announced an exciting new six-part heist drama, Frauds, starring BAFTA and RTS award-winning actors Suranne Jones and Jodie Whittaker. The series, created by Jones and Anne-Marie O’Connor, follows two expert con artists reunited after a decade apart – and one last job that could change everything.