Saturday, January 22 2005, 15:40 GMT
By Daniel Kilkelly, Entertainment Reporter
ITV have decided to axe fire-fighting drama, Steel River Blues, according to The Mirror today.
The series was billed as a replacement for the long-running London's Burning, but failed to make an impact in the ratings.
The show followed the lives of fire-fighters in Middlesbrough, featuring Clare Buckfield, Daniel Casey and Kelly Wenham.
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