India Amarteifio takes dig at modern society ahead of BBC The Rapture stint: 'We ostracise who need the most help!'

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India Amarteifio has criticised the way modern society treats vulnerable people, arguing those most in need are too often pushed to the margins.The Queen Charlotte actress, who stars alongside Ruth Madeley in the BBC's upcoming psychological thriller The Rapture, said the drama explores issues that have only become more pressing in recent years.Speaking to the BBC ahead of the series' launch, the 23-year-old reflected on how the adaptation of Liz Jensen's novel resonates with today's world."What's amazing about Liz Jensen's book is that it was written over a decade ago, but if anything, it's more relevant now in terms of climate change, how we treat people with mental health needs, and how we also, as a society, ostracise people who need the most help," she said.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "It's important to talk about that, because it is an actuality of what's going on."She continued: "I guess the fact that we get to tackle those issues head on is something I'm proud to be a...

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