Amanda Holden looks downcast as she joins mourners at Buckingham Palace

Emmerdale tonight (September 13), when she finds out that her son Jamie Tate is alive.Although many of the dales residents believe that Jamie is dead following a car accident last year, viewers, as well as Gabby Thomas and Dawn and Will Taylor, all know that he is alive.With Kim's upcoming nuptials to Will taking place next month, how will this secret affect their relationship?READ NEXT: Inside Emmerdale Claire King's life - from marriage to on-screen son and steamy affairAnd will Jamie return for the wedding?As viewers wait to see what will happen next, Daily Star takes a look at where the actors who have played Jamie Tate are now.Two actors shared the role of baby Jamie Tate, following his birth in the soap in 1996.Jake Meays played Jamie for one year, before taking on the role of baby Alfie Goddard in beloved ITV drama Where The Heart Is, where his mum was played by Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden.The role was alternated with Elliot Suckley, who also played baby Jamie for one year in the soap.However unlike Jake, this was Elliot's only credited acting role.According to the Internet Movie Data Base (IMDB), Jake Meays and Elliot Suckley have had no further credited roles and appear to have retired from acting.It is also not known where the two child stars are now, or what careers they have embarked upon since.Two more child actors took over the role of baby Jamie Tate in 1997, including Sam Silson.However, it is reported that Jamie is Sam Silson's only acting role, with the star appearing to have also retired from performing.Similarly, Oliver Carroll who shared the role with Sam appears to have retired from acting too, with Emmerdale his only TV credit.Like Jake Meays and Elliot Suckley before them, not much is

The emotional journey of the Queen's coffin from Balmoral, where Her Majesty died aged 96 last Thursday, to Buckingham Palace will continue on Tuesday 13 September. After making its journey from her Scottish estate to the Palace of Holyroodhouse on Sunday, the procession of Queen Elizabeth II's coffin to St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh took place on Monday.The coffin is expected to be flown to London on Tuesday. A rehearsal for the procession of the hearse from Buckingham Palace to the Palace of Westminster will be completed, ahead of the state funeral of Britain's longest reigning monarch on 19 September.

Amanda Holden commanded attention as she slipped her killer figure into a fitted suit. The Britain's Got Talent judge, 51, looked incredible as she finished hosting duties at Heart FM in Leicester Square.

The rift isn’t closed yet. Prince William and Prince Harry are still clashing despite the united front they put on as they greeted mourners in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II‘s death, royal expert Christopher Andersen exclusively tells Us Weekly.

READ MORE: Queen 'loved Balmoral and made her choice to end her days there,' expert claims Her Majesty’s's coffin began its journey from the Balmoral estate to the English capital yesterday, where it will lie in state before her funeral.And Eki, who showed the cloud picture to his colleagues, said he couldn't help but think that the Queen was looking over London.The enthusiastic cloudspotter and night guard said: "At first I hadn't thought about the Queen."But later I was thinking about the fact that she was so enthusiastic about horse racing, and while talking to my colleagues we were all saying it felt like she was behind it."It was a really strange to see it, the cloud just looked so perfectly like a horse with someone riding it."I was just amazed when I spotted it, I quite like seeing what shapes some clouds look like but this one was just so distinctive.”Eiki isn’t the first one to see a heavenly apparition of the Queen.Leanne Bethell, a resident of Telford in England’s West Midlands, posted a photo on Facebook on what appeared to be the late monarch in her signature hat in the form of clouds.Ms Bethell captioned the photo saying: “Driving home and Lacey starts shouting OMG! I panicked, then she pointed this image out in the clouds".Her image has gone viral since its initial post as its garnered over 16,000 likes, 9,600 comments and over 33,000 shares.READ NEXT: Queen Elizabeth II to be reunited with Prince Philip as final resting place confirmed Wetherspoons posts moving tribute to the Queen as pub chain turns website black THE STAR SAYS: We're not a royalist newspaper... but the Queen made us all so very proud

King Charles III was said to look “absolutely devastated” by royal fans online during the Vigil of the Princes held at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh.Charles was joined by his siblings Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward as they took part in the historic ceremony as the public watched on. The four children of Queen Elizabeth II stood guard each on their own side of her coffin, while they were flanked by archers in ceremonial dress.

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Powerful gestures. Meghan Markle and Princess Kate each offered their sympathies to mourners in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II‘s death — and ignored royal protocols while doing so.

Queen Elizabeth II's funeral will be Britain's "biggest ever security operation" that will see the Monarch's body protected by a "ring of steel," including snipers and the SAS on standby. Her Majesty, who died at Balmoral on Thursday, was transported by road through Scottish towns and villages with a heavy security presence surrounding her convoy to ensure safety ahead of the Westminster Abbey funeral, at 11am on Monday, September 19.

Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II on the 8 of September, plans have been put in place in the days leading up to her funeral as King Charles and his Queen Consort, Camilla step into their new royal roles. Over the weekend the Queen’s coffin arrived at the royal residence in Edinburgh after a six-hour journey from Balmoral.The coffin remained in the Throne Room at the Palace of Holyroodhouse allowing staff were able to pay their final respects.

Holly Willoughby and her children have joined the mourners leaving tributes to the Queen following her passing. After it was announced that Queen Elizabeth II had died on Thursday aged 96 members of the public have headed to iconic royal landmarks to pay their respects.

Al Roker and Deborah Roberts have had a very busy past few weeks, having spent most of their time away from home.MORE: Will Al Roker return to Today after wife Deborah Roberts cuts vacation short?During a particularly emotional moment for the family and the world as a whole, Deborah took the time to reflect and share her thoughts on social media.VIDEO: Al Roker shares sentimental tribute during DC visitThe journalist took to her Instagram with a pair of photographs of her late mother as she remarked upon how the death of Queen Elizabeth II brought back the memory."Sunday sentiment. Today my thoughts turn to my true Queen," she penned.

Together with their wives, Princes William and Harry were spotted in a surprise joint appearance, but sources claim the reunion occurred after 'extended negotiations'.

Meghan Markle was "snubbed" by mourners who waited outside Windsor Castle to pay tributes to the late Queen, who passed away peacefully at Balmoral. The Duchess of Sussex joined her husband Prince Harry, Prince William and Kate Middleton to greet the crowds as they mourned the loss of Her Majesty.

King Charles' proclamation in Edinburgh.The protester was at Mercat Cross in the Scottish capital when police arrived to take her away, prompting the gathered crowd to applaud.One man shouted: “Let her go! It’s free speech!”READ MORE: Queen's grief-stricken daughter Princess Anne follows her mum's coffin on final journeyMeanwhile others chimed in: “Have some respect.”But she wasn't the only anti-royalist in attendance at the proclamation.His Majesty’s State Trumpeters sounded a fanfare at the famous Edinburgh Castle and the Lord Lyon King of Arms read a proclamation for the King, prompting jeers from other members of the crowd.The Lord Lyon King of Arms ended the speech with the words: “God save the King.”The crowd responded with: “God save the King.”Boos were heard through the crowd as others cheered at the proclamation, causing others to shout: "Oh shut up".The national anthem was then sung by the crowd as a band played along.As the music came to an end people were heard calling for a republic, but the ceremony continued, with The Lord Lyon King leading three cheers.The proclamation was followed by a 21-gun salute from the city’s castle moments later.As the King’s Body Guard for Scotland and the guard of honour headed towards Edinburgh Castle, the gathered masses broke out into applause.The proclamation took place as the Queen's cortege makes its way to Edinburgh along its route to her final resting place.The convoy, including a hearse containing the Queen's oak coffin, made its way from Balmoral on a six-hour journey through some of Scotland's major towns.You can leave your tributes to Queen Elizabeth II here.The 175-mile journey took in Aberdeen, Angus, Tayside and Fife among other towns and is expected to arrive in

King Charles III has arrived at Buckingham Palace, where he will meet with Commonwealth general secretary Patricia Scotland. Crowds lining the roads cheered and waved as his black car drove down The Mall and into the Palace gates accompanied by a motorcade of four cars and four police motorbikes. Charles, 73, appeared teary-eyed as he could be seen waving to people through the car windows.

READ MORE: Londoners run out of milk thanks to protestors who only stopped because the Queen diedMourners arrived at Buckingham Palace to lay flowers and cards to thank Her Majesty for her service to the public in the past 70 years of her reign.But in one clip shared on Twitter, quiet reflection appeared to turn to violent confrontation as a man became caught in the middle of a heated discussion.A younger man wearing a dark-coloured suit approaches him from behind while holding a bottle of white wine and tells him: "Today's not about this guy, today's about the Queen." The crowd cheer and the man grabs his bag and walks away.As he leaves, he wrestles with the younger man and grabs his wine bottle while the public yells: "Give it back to him!"He then turns around and smashes it to the back of the young man's head.You can leave your tributes to Queen Elizabeth II here.Police officers arrived just as the man left the group and the alleged victim stood still while members of the public helped to remove the glass shatters off him.They arrested the suspect shortly after.A spokeswoman for Met Police told the Daily Star: "At around 10pm on Thursday, September 8, officers on patrol outside Buckingham Palace became aware of an assault."A man, aged in his twenties, reported being assaulted with a glass bottle. His injuries were not life-threatening.

AMANDA Holden was back at Buckingham Palace to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II. The Britain's Got Talent judge, 51, joined thousands of mourners at the historic location to lay a single pink rose in memory of the late monarch. Her Majesty died peacefully at the age of 96 on Thursday, with her family by her side.

Queen Elizabeth II's much-loved corgis may be moved out of Buckingham Palace to live with the Duke of York following Her Majesty's death on September 8.A royal expert speculated that the newly-appointed King Charles was unlikely to take in his late mother's pets as he never took to the breed and is more of a fan of Jack Russells - currently owning two with the Queen Consort Camilla.The royal couple's dogs, Bluebell and Beth, are expected to move to Buckingham Palace with the King and Queen, MyLondon reports.READ MORE: Emotional King Charles' touching comment seeing Palace crowds spotted by lip readerAs for the corgis, royal biographer Ingrid Seward suspects the Queen's beloved pets will move in with Prince Andrew at his £30million home, the Royal Lodge in Windsor.Ingrid Seward told Newsweek before the news of Her Majesty's death was announced: "She loves animals and she absolutely adores dogs. She always has done, they were her first love and they will be her last.