EastEnders Fans Predict Lucas Johnson Return in Gray Atkins Story
EastEnders fans speculate that Lucas Johnson may return after Gray Atkins' grandmother visits him in prison, hinting at a sinister twist involving the two killers.
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Katy Perry Cardiff Castle: Banned Items List for 2026 Gig
Planning to see Katy Perry at Cardiff Castle? Here's everything you can and can't bring, from bags and bottles to chairs and cameras, plus ticket info.
Samuel West Shares Christmas Special Update for All Creatures
Samuel West reveals production on the All Creatures Great and Small Christmas special wrapped on the hottest June day, with fans eagerly awaiting Series 7 and 8 on Channel 5.
Meccano Factory Romance: 70 Years of Marriage
Joan and John Gaffney, who met at the Meccano factory in Speke in the 1950s, are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary. The couple, now in their 90s, credit their lasting love to companionship and staying active together.
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All Creatures Great and Small Christmas Special Filming Wraps
Samuel West confirms All Creatures Great and Small Christmas special filming wrapped on hottest June day. Fans react with excitement for series 7 and future episodes.
Century-Old Liverpool Pub Sold at Auction After Decay
The Glasshouse pub in Old Swan, Liverpool, built in 1926, has been sold at auction after being vacant since 2020. Locals hope it will become a pub or restaurant again.
Andy Murray: Tennis Pundits Boring, Launches YouTube Channel
Andy Murray says tennis punditry lacks debate and insight, unlike football. He and brother Jamie are launching a YouTube channel, The Set, to make tennis content more entertaining.
Das Boot Leaving Netflix July 13: Greatest German WWII Film
Das Boot, the acclaimed West German WWII thriller nominated for six Oscars, will leave Netflix on July 13. Based on the novel, it follows a German U-boat crew during the Battle of the Atlantic.
Emmerdale Flashforward: Jimmy King to Die in Whodunnit
Emmerdale fans believe Jimmy King will be the victim in a flashforward crime scene, sparking a whodunnit as actor Nick Miles reportedly leaves the show after 22 years.
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Outstanding Thriller with Corrie Star Free on ITVX
Platform 7, a 'haunting' psychological thriller starring Coronation Street's Sacha Parkinson, is free to stream on ITVX. Viewers call it 'jaw-dropping' and a 'perfect binge.'
Seven Free and Cheap Wimbledon Must-Dos for Fans
Wimbledon doesn't have to be expensive. From £15 Centre Court resale tickets to free museum entry and celeb spotting, here are seven budget-friendly must-dos for 2026.
Riptide Returns: Cast on 'Phenomenal' Australian Filming Spots
Riptide returns to Channel 5 this week, four years after its debut. The psychological thriller was filmed in Melbourne and Victoria, Australia, with cast praising the stunning coastal scenery and a seaside property as 'phenomenal.'
Platform 7 Thriller with Corrie Star on ITVX Now
The four-part psychological thriller Platform 7, starring Coronation Street's Sacha Parkinson, is now streaming free on ITVX, hailed as 'jaw-dropping' by viewers.
Arthur Review: Modern Girl's Quest Yields Good Knight for All Ages
Polka Theatre's 'Arthur' by Bucket Club is a sparkling new take on the legend, blending silliness, songs, and a modern girl's time-travel adventure with Merlin.
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James Norton to Play Hamlet in West End in 2027
James Norton will star as Hamlet in Thomas Ostermeier's first English Shakespeare production, coming to London's West End in autumn 2027.
How Britain Became a Nation of Festival Obsessives
From crusties to corporate, Britain's festival boom has transformed culture. But with rising costs, corporate control, and a loss of counterculture spirit, is there a dark side to this national obsession?
TV Tonight: Aces of Tennis and More
Aces of Tennis: The ATP No 1 Club begins with Ilie Năstase. Plus, Dover 24/7, House of the Dragon, and Secrets of the Celebrity Sex Tapes. Here's what to watch.
The Last Assassins Review: Blade Runner Echoes in Dystopian Thriller
Athena Park stars in a post-apocalyptic thriller that borrows heavily from Blade Runner, with silty-green murk and Asian signage. The film looks handsome but feels familiar, with generic encounters and a sketchy plot.
Trump Kennedy Center Name Removal Sparks Jokes at Maher Prize Ceremony
At Bill Maher's Mark Twain Prize ceremony, comedians mocked Trump after a judge ordered his name removed from the Kennedy Center. The gala highlighted Maher's role as an equal opportunity offender.
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Rolf Harris: Primetime Predator Review – A Harrowing Look
A deep dive into Rolf Harris: Primetime Predator, a chilling documentary exposing the decades of abuse by the TV star, with victims speaking out for the first time.
Michelle Wolf: The Best Job in the World review – motherhood and mischief
In her touring show, Michelle Wolf celebrates women's magnificence with sardonic riffs on motherhood, pregnancy, and periods, blending devilment with trenchant social commentary.
The Black Lights Review: Experimental Music Triumph in Blackpool
Manchester's White Hotel curates a bold debut festival in Blackpool, blending orchestral works, electronic, and rap across iconic venues, celebrating the town's kitsch charm.
Rediscovering Fiction: Zoe Williams on Her Return to Novels
Zoe Williams recounts her journey from falling out of love with fiction to being re-immersed in it, thanks to Jonathan Franzen's 'Crossroads', and explores the joy of reading.
Australia’s Best Photos of June 2026: Politics, Sport, Nature
From the winter solstice nude swim to World Cup fans and political welcomes, June’s best images capture a diverse Australia.
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Musical cancellations spark calls for government theatre tax relief
Two major musicals and a $20m opera cancelled shows in a week due to rising costs, putting hundreds out of work. Industry calls for UK-style tax offsets to save Australian theatre.
Emmerdale Flashforward Hints Jimmy King Exit After 22 Years
Emmerdale's flashforward scene reveals a crime scene, sparking fan theories that Jimmy King (Nick Miles) is the victim after 22 years on the soap.
Navratilova Fumes at Ostapenko for Halting Wimbledon Match
Martina Navratilova criticised Jelena Ostapenko for stopping play during her Wimbledon first-round match against Harriet Dart, demanding the umpire intervene. Ostapenko raised her racket to halt Dart's serve due to a mobile phone distraction.
Riptide on Channel 5: Full Cast, Episode Count, and How to Watch
Channel 5 airs repeats of the four-part thriller Riptide, starring EastEnders' Jo Joyner, starting June 29. Find out how to watch, full cast, and episode details.
Andrew Castle Exits BBC Wimbledon After Controversial Remarks
Andrew Castle announces his final Wimbledon as BBC commentator after 23 years, following controversy over a 'creepy' remark and misnaming incident. He also reflects on his abrupt GMTV exit.
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Osaka's Kimono Outfit Stuns Wimbledon Fans, Sparks Debate
Naomi Osaka wore a lace kimono and long skirt at Wimbledon, drawing awe from fans. All England Club CEO Sally Bolton confirmed the outfit met the all-white dress code, despite past controversies at other Slams.
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