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Emmerdale: Jimmy's innocence revealed as Nicola hears voice notes
In Friday's Emmerdale, Nicola King hears voice notes that back Sadie's lies about Jimmy, but storms off before learning the truth about his loyalty.
Alex Jones' heartfelt message as Sara Cox reveals 'best job'
Alex Jones praised Sara Cox on The One Show as the Radio 2 Breakfast host called her new role "the best job in the world".
Sky documentary raises fresh Pembrokeshire Murders questions
A new three-part Sky documentary revisits the Pembrokeshire Murders case, examining fresh questions raised by two local residents about John Cooper's convictions.
Philippe Bouvard dies at 96: French radio icon passes away at home
French journalist and radio host Philippe Bouvard has died aged 96. The veteran presenter passed away at his home in Cannes on August 24.
Doffcocker Inn up for two top pub awards
Bolton's Doffcocker Inn, a historic 'calendar' pub with 365 panes of glass, has been shortlisted for Best Pub of the Year and Heart of the Community at the Joseph Holt Pub Awards 2026.
EuroMillions and Thunderball numbers for Friday's £42m draw
The EuroMillions jackpot was £42m on Friday August 21. Winning numbers: 10, 14, 15, 19, 45, Lucky Stars 4 and 12. Thunderball: 8, 9, 16, 37, 38, Thunderball 6.
Man City fans overwhelmingly rate Rodri 10/10
Manchester City fans have rated Rodri's time at the club, with 61% giving him a perfect 10/10 after his £64.5m move to Barcelona was confirmed.
Ken Bruce reveals when he knew it was 'time to go' from BBC Radio 2
Ken Bruce has revealed when he knew it was time to leave BBC Radio 2 after 46 years, saying he didn't want to be 'the old bloke in the corner being made fun of'.
Inside the 'whorearchy' dividing women sex workers
The sex work industry has its own social hierarchy, or 'whorearchy', where status depends on services offered, pricing, and perceived effort, as revealed by an OnlyFans creator.
Elvis funeral: Pallbearer on body theft attempt and 'strange' moment
Elvis Presley's funeral took place 49 years ago today. A pallbearer recalls an attempt to steal the body and a strange shadow during the service.
Dublin Murders: BBC crime drama praised as 'beautifully brutal'
The British-Irish police drama Dublin Murders, based on Tana French's novels, has received rave reviews from critics and audiences for its gripping storytelling and atmospheric tension.
Ken Bruce on Steve Wright's reaction to losing Radio 2 show
Ken Bruce reveals Steve Wright was 'not pleased' about losing his BBC Radio 2 daytime show in 2022, two years before his death.
Arabic bookshop removes Mein Kampf after backlash
Aafaq bookshop in Edgware Road, London, withdrew Mein Kampf from sale after criticism from a councillor and community concerns, despite rejecting Nazi ideology.
Nigel Farage finances to be subject of new Channel 5 documentary
Channel 5 has commissioned a 60-minute documentary examining Nigel Farage's personal wealth, including the £5m donation from Christopher Harborne and his earnings since becoming an MP.
Radio legend Paul Moulton told 'get out now' by Manx Radio boss
Veteran broadcaster Paul Moulton was told to leave Manx Radio by director Alex Brindley shortly after recording a chat about his 50-year career, leaving him 'stunned'.
John Nettles: Why I Won't Watch Midsomer Murders
John Nettles, who played DCI Tom Barnaby on Midsomer Murders for 14 years, says he won't watch the show, having seen every trope and plot manoeuvre in the genre.
Sally Nugent sorry after BBC Breakfast eclipse backlash
Sally Nugent apologised to BBC Breakfast viewers who complained the solar eclipse coverage was repetitive, after one called it 'boring'.
Gardeners' World Faces Backlash: Fans Call Show 'Unwatchable'
Gardeners' World drew complaints as viewers slammed the latest episode, featuring Frances Tophill and Mary Berry, as 'patronising' and 'unwatchable'.
Salisbury Poisonings doc: May on crisis that could have killed 10,000
The Salisbury Poisonings: A Spy Next Door airs tonight on Sky Documentaries, featuring Theresa May on the 2018 nerve agent attack that could have killed 10,000.
BBC Radio 5 Live Presenter Tony Livesey Exits After 16 Years
Presenter Tony Livesey has left BBC Radio 5 Live after 16 years, the station confirmed in a note to colleagues following his recent step back.
Tony Livesey leaves BBC 5 Live over career questions
Tony Livesey has left his presenting role on BBC Radio 5 Live after questions emerged about his past as editor-in-chief of David Sullivan's newspapers.
Netflix documentary on Moriah Wilson murder tops chart as case details resurface
Netflix's 'The Truth and Tragedy of Moriah Wilson' tops chart; recounts cyclist's 2022 murder, perpetrator Kaitlin Armstrong's flight, conviction and sentencing.
Howard Stern's Sirius XM future in doubt as audience dwindles
Howard Stern's Sirius XM contract expires amid declining audience and podcast competition, raising doubts about his future with the satellite radio giant.
Brian Hayes, Pioneering Radio Phone-In Broadcaster, Dies Aged 87
Brian Hayes, the pioneering radio phone-in host known for his abrasive style on LBC and later BBC programmes, has died aged 87.
Donbas: Olga Braga's award-winning play portrays a family on the brink of war
Review of Olga Braga's Donbas at Theatre503, a stark play about a Ukrainian family on the eve of invasion, exploring tension and tenderness.
BBC Radio London's Eddie Nestor takes leave after cancer diagnosis
BBC Radio London presenter Eddie Nestor is taking a break from his show after being diagnosed with cancer, sharing his news on social media.
Who invented rock, paper, scissors? Kids' quiz asks
Children set five multiple-choice questions in a new quiz, from the inventor of rock, paper, scissors to electric friends, with a chance to submit your own.
Kris Fade in Talks with ARN as Sydney Breakfast Replacement Speculation Grows
Kris Fade confirms he has spoken with ARN about potentially taking over Sydney breakfast slot, but says no formal offer yet.
Peter Kay jokes about OFCOM complaints during Paddy McGuinness's radio show
Peter Kay appeared on Paddy McGuinness's BBC Radio 2 show, joked about OFCOM complaints, and discussed his tour and Phoenix Nights Netflix refusal.
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