Ross Left for Dead After Mack Confrontation in Emmerdale
Ross Barton is left for dead after Mackenzie Boyd confronts him about sleeping with Charity Dingle, leading to a violent fight that ends with Ross falling from a barn mezzanine.
Ross Barton is left for dead after Mackenzie Boyd confronts him about sleeping with Charity Dingle, leading to a violent fight that ends with Ross falling from a barn mezzanine.
Shaquille Ali-Yebuah shares behind-the-scenes footage as Death in Paradise films series 16, with fans flying from Australia, UK, and Netherlands to visit the set in Guadeloupe.
Mollie Gallagher opens up about her emotional departure from Coronation Street as Nina Lucas and her new role as Clarice Starling in the stage adaptation of Silence of the Lambs.
An Argentine restaurant is offering customers an England voodoo doll to stab while eating, sparking outrage among football fans ahead of the World Cup semi-final.
Shaquille Ali-Yebuah, who plays Officer Sebastian Rose on BBC's Death in Paradise, shared a touching behind-the-scenes video from the set of series 16, showing him greeting fans from Australia, UK, and Netherlands.
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Aziz Ansari delivered a slick, peppy set at the Royal Albert Hall, mixing jokes on cultural identity, marriage, and fertility, but lacking the depth of his post-scandal work.
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Roy Keane admitted he left the 2022 World Cup early because fellow pundits were getting on his nerves, as revealed on a podcast with Gary Neville and Micah Richards.
Peter Kay announces four additional hometown shows at Bolton's Albert Halls for January 2027 after original dates sold out. Tickets exclusive to Bolton postcode, profits to Bolton Hospice.
Hollyoaks' summer trailer reveals tragedy as Cindy Cunningham returns with a bang, Abigail's secret rage, James and Lucas return, and Ste's terror, changing lives forever.
North Lanarkshire mental health charity Fool On brings its Comedy Crew to the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe with original stand-up and sketches from August 23-31.
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Trevor Eve returns to BBC screens in the murder mystery I, Jack Wright, acquired from U&Alibi. Learn about his 50-year career, from Shoestring to Waking the Dead, and his famous family, including daughter Alice Eve.
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The Westies premiered with a star-studded cast including J.K. Simmons, Tom Brittney, and Allen Leech. The eight-part series follows the Irish-American gang in 1980s New York.
The Red Arrows completed a month-long US tour for America's 250th independence anniversary, flying alongside the Blue Angels over Boston and participating in a massive New York flypast with over 150 aircraft.
HeritageLive festival, featuring Christina Aguilera and Lionel Richie, has been cancelled due to low ticket sales and financial uncertainty. Ticketholders will receive full refunds.
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Bob Barrett, known for playing Sacha Levy on Holby City, criticises Donald Trump while starring in a stage adaptation of Graham Greene's Our Man In Havana, drawing parallels to modern politics.
Isabel Hodgins confirms her return to Emmerdale as Victoria Sugden, posting photos from the village with her baby. Fans and co-stars react with excitement.