Kit Harington Stars in Channel 4 WWII Drama 'Army of Shadows'
Filming begins for Channel 4's 'Army of Shadows', a six-episode WWII drama starring Kit Harington, Alex Hassell, and America Ferrera, set in an occupied Britain.
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Channel 4's 'Army of Shadows' Cast Announced
Channel 4 confirms filming for new WWII period drama 'Army of Shadows' starring Alex Hassell, Kit Harington, Paddy Considine, America Ferrera, and directed by Lisa Gunning.
Corrie: Dylan to Blame Brody for Betsy's Stroke
Coronation Street fans predict Dylan Wilson will blame Brody Michaelis for Betsy Swain's stroke after denying wrongdoing, as the soap explores non-fatal strangulation realities.
Jodie Ramsey exposed as Lily finds trinket box in Corrie
Jodie Ramsey's scheming is finally exposed in Coronation Street as Lily Platt discovers her trinket box containing a gun, leaving the Platts reeling next week.
Stranger Things Play Under £30 in West End Sale
ATG Tickets offers 15% off West End shows, including Stranger Things: The First Shadow, with tickets from under £30 for performances June 25-September 1, 2026.
Emmerdale Fans Baffled by Serena Sugden's Mysterious Motives
Emmerdale's Serena Sugden, revealed as an ex-police officer, continues to probe John Sugden's death, leaving fans speculating about her true intentions.
Antiques Road Trip Experts Warn as BBC Stars Clash
Celebrity Antiques Road Trip experts Roo Irvine and Natasha Raskin Sharp warned 'it's kicking off' as Traitors stars Harry Clark and Paul Gorton clashed in a repeat episode.
Traitors Stars Clash on Celebrity Antiques Road Trip
In a repeat episode of Celebrity Antiques Road Trip, Traitors stars Harry Clark and Paul Gorton faced off in an auction battle, with expert Roo Irvine declaring victory as their team lost £81.20.
Chapman Mocks Lineker on BBC During England-Argentina Semi
Mark Chapman jokingly mocked Gary Lineker during BBC's coverage of England vs Argentina World Cup semi-final, asking 'Gary who?' after Lineker was mentioned by Micah Richards.
Ant and Dec vow to remake 2002 video if England win World Cup
Ant and Dec have offered to remake their 2002 World Cup anthem 'We're On The Ball' if England wins the 2026 World Cup, sparking excitement among fans.
Fans Demand Return of Queer Ultimatum After Boring Season 4
Netflix viewers criticize The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On Season 4 as boring, demanding the return of the cancelled Queer Love spin-off for better representation and entertainment.
Jane O'Gorman: Infidelity and Unwanted Lodger Advice
Agony aunt Jane O'Gorman tackles a reader's humiliation after partner's affair and possible secret child, plus advice on removing a non-paying lodger.
Coronation Street: Betsy Swain's Future After Stroke Revealed
Coronation Street confirms Betsy Swain suffered two strokes due to a blood clot. Her recovery journey and impact on loved ones unfold in upcoming episodes.
Mia Khalifa Taunts Argentina Fans Before England Semi-Final
Mia Khalifa declares she will 'root against' Argentina hours before the World Cup semi-final against England, sparking backlash from fans.
Maradona's Death, Love Life, and £75m Estate
Diego Maradona died at 60 in 2020 from heart failure. His controversial death led to charges against his medical team. He fathered at least eight children and left a £75m estate that sparked legal battles.
Oasis' Wonderwall Set for No1 After England World Cup Anthem
Oasis' Wonderwall is poised to reach No1 after being adopted as England's World Cup anthem. The song, which peaked at No2 in 1995, could rocket to No2 this week, with Three Lions at No3.
Corrie Star Sought Emmerdale Actor's Advice for Stroke Plot
Sydney Martin, who plays Betsy Swain on Coronation Street, consulted Emmerdale's Mark Charnock to prepare for her character's stroke storyline, which highlights strangulation risks among young adults.
Dad Names Kids After TV Characters, Fears He Ruined Their Lives
A father who named his children after TV characters like Sam Winchester and Broly from Dragon Ball faces backlash on Reddit, with commenters warning of bullying.
Carole Malone and Shabnam Chaudhri Clash on Jeremy Vine
Carole Malone and former detective Shabnam Chaudhri argued fiercely on Jeremy Vine over police handling of Ann Widdecombe's murder, with Malone citing doorbell camera evidence and Chaudhri defending police procedures.
Emmerdale Serena Sugden's Real Dad 'Exposed' as Graham Foster Theory Grows
Emmerdale fans believe Serena Sugden's biological father is Graham Foster, who returned from the dead. Serena's suspicious actions and police station visit fuel the theory.
Queer Artists Fight Eviction from Sydney Church Venue
Divine Playhouse, a queer arts pop-up in a deconsecrated Sydney church, faces eviction after religious groups protested. The venue's lease is threatened over 'offensive trade' claims, sparking debate on free speech and pluralism.
Tender review – queer horror romance at Bush theatre
Francesca Amewudah-Rivers delivers a phenomenal performance in this surreal queer horror romance at the Bush theatre, but the play leaves too much unexplained.
Katie Price Nothing to Hide Part Two Airs Tonight
Katie Price reveals becoming a single mum and public judgment in part two of her documentary. Gareth Gates discusses their fling and I'm a Celebrity stint with Peter Andre.
The Oresteia Review: Simon Stone's Patchwork Tragedy
Simon Stone's The Oresteia at Bridge Theatre, starring Mary-Louise Parker and David Morrissey, reworks Aeschylus with modern twists, gripping yet flawed.
UK Fanzines Resurgent 50 Years After Punk, Defying AI
Five decades after punk bible Sniffin' Glue, DIY music fanzines are thriving in the UK as a form of resistance to algorithm fatigue and the hyper-capitalist music industry.
Sulayman and Shibe Beguile in Joyful Wigmore Hall Recital
Tenor Karim Sulayman and guitarist Sean Shibe performed a wide-ranging recital 'Broken Branches' at Wigmore Hall, blending cultures from Lebanese laments to Sephardic love songs, with spontaneous joy.
Six Harry Potter Plot Holes Still Baffling Fans 15 Years On
Fifteen years after the final Harry Potter film, fans still question house sorting, Dumbledore's ethics, Voldemort's Horcruxes, the Killing Curse, underused dragons, and stereotypical character names.
Emmerdale's Serena Sugden 'Not Really a Sugden' as Real Dad Exposed
Emmerdale fans believe newcomer Serena Sugden is not a true Sugden, speculating her biological father is Graham Foster after suspicious behavior and police station visit.
Death in Paradise Fans Want More Recurring Local Characters
Death in Paradise viewers are calling for more involvement from recurring characters like the taxi driver, arguing the show needs more local flavour beyond Selwyn and Catherine.
Lost Wedding Dress on Metro Reunited with Bride
A wedding dress found abandoned on a Tyne and Wear Metro train has been reunited with its owner from Gateshead, but how it ended up on the train remains a mystery.
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