Emmerdale Marlon Dingle star Mark Charnock's private life off-screen away from ITV soap
Mark Charnock is best recognised for his portrayal of the beloved character Marlon Dingle in Emmerdale, where he has been a staple for over two decades.
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HMRC warning to State Pensioners over '£130 deduction' - what older people need to know
The New and Basic State Pensions are set to increase by 4.1% from April next year, while additional elements will see a rise of 1.7%. This is in line with the Triple Lock system, which ensures that these pensions increase annually according to the highest figure between average annual earnings growth from May to July (4.1%), CPI in the year to September (1.7%), or 2.5%.
'Dodgy' Fire TV sticks under crackdown in 13 areas - full list
Brits across the country are being warned to stay away from 'dodgy' Fire TV sticks or face severe consequences. It comes after 30 suppliers of illegal streaming services were hit by cease-and-desist orders from FACT in tandem with the police.
Nottingham Panthers Retire Adam Johnson's Number Just Over A Year After His Tragic Death
It's hard to believe that it's been a little more than a year since one of the most tragic moments in hockey history unfolded in the United Kingdom when ex-NHLer Adam Johnson — who was playing for the Elite Ice Hockey League's Nottingham Panthers at the time — was killed after having his neck cut by the skate of Sheffield Steelers player Matt Petgrave.
Government gives update on free bus pass for pensioners amid axing fears
The Department for Transport has put to rest concerns over the future of the concessionary bus pass scheme, confirming that the UK Government will not be scrapping the initiative. Transport Minister Simon Lightwood reassured users after Conservative MP Graham Stuart inquired about the continuation of funding for the universal bus pass for pensioners.
"Do Mongrels Simply Purr?": Sunil Gavaskar Hits Back At Australia Crowd Booing Mohammed Siraj
Former India cricketer and cricket pundit Sunil Gavaskar has lashed out at Australia's cricketers and the public for portraying Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj in poor light following his fiery send-off to Australian batter Travis Head during the second Test at Adelaide. Amid widespread criticism from Australian fans towards Siraj, Gavaskar has called out the apparent hypocrisy, stating that the same fans would cheer had it been an Australian who gave the send-off. Gavaskar also expressed his surprise at the incident.
Norway aims to cut energy links with Europe due to soaring prices
The two ruling parties in Norway are pledging to campaign to cut the two power interconnectors that link the country with Denmark, when they come up for renewal in 2026, reports the FT. The smaller coalition party, the Center Party is eyeing revisiting similar energy links with the UK and Europe.
UK hockey team retires Adam Johnson's No. 47 to honour player who died after neck cut
Adam Johnson made as big an impression off the ice as he did on it for the Nottingham Panthers.