Netflix viewers admit they will 'never get over this series' one year after its debut
Netflix subscribers are still harbouring emotions from an evocative series that arrived on our screens exactly one year ago today.
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BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty halts show to issue warning to viewers
On Thursday's edition of BBC Breakfast, Naga Munchetty gave viewers a heads-up before delving into a supernatural discussion on the show. Co-host Charlie Stayt set the scene by telling the audience that they were about to delve into ghostly stories, asserting: "The tales of supernaturals divide us into two groups, believers and sceptics."
ITV Emmerdale star declares limo crash is 'very final' for villagers involved
Emmerdale star Joshua Richards has teased that the horrific limo crash due to air will be "very final" for the residents involved.
BBC Breakfast star called out by co-host after 'awkward' moment
Things took an awkward turn on Sunday's BBC Breakfast when Roger Johnson took a light-hearted swipe at weather presenter Matt Taylor's choice of clothing.
BBC Death in Paradise exit 'sealed' for main character after 13 years as familiar face returns
Fans of Death in Paradise are speculating that more than one character could be leaving the show following its return on Friday.
Lightning Luke Littler savours special darts homecoming as he admits something that should have happened still hasn't
Luke Littler admits it meant everything to finally be announced to his home audience as World Champion.
How to get cheapest Central Cee 2025 tickets for all UK tour dates as sale goes live
Central Cee is embarking on a huge world tour in 2025 and Manchester's Co-op Live is one of the destinations. Performing his debut album 'Can't Rush Greatness', the 26 year old rapper will be taking to the stage on Saturday, April 19 for audiences to enjoy.
Director Jennifer Tang on theatre in 2025, gender-swapping and her 'slightly bonkers' Cymbeline
Born in the South East of England to Cantonese parents and permanently fostered by a white British family, director Jennifer Tang is a champion of the underrepresented. And her involvement in the casting of her brand new production of Cymbeline at London's Sam Wanamaker Playhouse has ensured the spectacle is teeming with diversity. In terms of the Shakespearean canon, the play itself has been somewhat underrepresented over the centuries, so perhaps this is a perfect pairing.