Coronation Street and Emmerdale’s Super Soap Week to return with explosive episodes this autumn

Officers received a report of the "five or six-year-old" spotted alone on Arthurstone Terrace in Dundee at around 11.50am on Saturday, June 26.

Coronation Street's Colson Smith, 22, who plays Craig Tinker in the popular ITV soap, has revealed how he's in hot water with his new neighbours before he's even moved in, after his house alarm was left ringing for hours on end.The star addressed the embarrassing situation in his podcast Sofa Cinema Club, which he presents with Corrie co-stars Ben Price and Jack P.Shepherd, as he confessed to already being his new neighbours' "bad books" over the four-hour nuisance.Speaking to his co-hosts, the actor revealed that he is currently renovating his new digs in Manchester after moving out of the flat he shared with Ben.He said: "I have builders doing renovations on the house," before adding that he was over 100 miles away at the time of the

Sofia Carson has released a new sultry jam that is unlike anything she has put out before! We love to see the growth!

Piers Morgan.Love him or hate him, he's known for not holding back on what he really thinks.Now he’s got fans' hopes up with a tweet teasing a potential return to Good Morning Britain.The straight-talking presenter posted on Twitter about a text his brother received, from someone saying how much they miss Piers.They were inspired by the front-page story yesterday involving the photos of Matt Hancock in a compromising position.The text read: “In reference to Hancock: I would literally give a kidney for your brother to interview him on GMB.

CORONATION Street fans have predicted a new romance between Daisy Midgeley and Daniel Osbourne after sparks flew between the pair during a heated exchange. Friday night's episode of the ITV show saw Sean Tully (Antony Cotton) ask Daniel (Rob Mallard) to write an exposé article about the dodgy pyramid scheme, Double Glammy.

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ASHLEY Cain’s grieving partner Safiyya Vorajee has taken to social media to slam Matt Hancock for ‘breaking rules.’ It comes after the devastating loss of the couple’s eight-month old baby Azaylia, with strict lockdown measures in place during their time spent in hospital.

here.Ms Currie added: “It’s a very thin catalogue of fault – I can’t see Boris with his rather more colourful history giving someone the boot because of stuff like that.“Of course he shouldn’t have done it, but as long as Matt Hancock is doing his job properly, I think that’s fine.”“I couldn’t care less and I don’t think the electorate could either,” she added.When asked what her advice would be for Gina Coladangelo, the woman seen kissing Mr Hancock in CCTV footage, she said: “Keep your head down.

Lorraine Kelly did not hold back while appearing on Channel 4's The Last Leg when it came to discussing Matt Hancock.The ITV presenter said she was "in shock" after the Health Secretary's steamy clinch with a married aide during the Covid crisis.The 42-year-old politician was the main topic of discussion during her guest slot on the late-night show.It comes after video images of the married Cabinet minister in a clinch with Gina Coladangelo, a non-executive director, in his Whitehall office emerged.Their hugging and kissing, breaching social-distancing guidance against physical contact with members of other households, was caught last month.Lorraine has now taken to Twitter to remark on the MP once again, in view of her 647,000 followers.It

Jenson Button began his Formula One career in an era that featured some of the sport’s greats.At the tender age of 20, Button, then Britain’s youngest ever F1 driver, was going wheel-to-wheel with the likes of Michael Schumacher, Mika Hakkinen, David Coulthard and Jacques Villeneuve.That’s some collection of names, but Button held his own in his first season on the grid, finishing fourth at the German Grand Prix and collecting a total of 12 points to finish 8th in the world championship. Speaking to Daily Star Sport at the launch of his exclusive Readly magazine collection, the 2009 F1 world champion reveals what it was like during that first season 21 years ago and who he looked up to on the grid.

Glasgow MP who moved to a safe house after a death threat has called for women in the public eye to have more protection. Carol Monaghan feared for her and her family's lives when online abuse turned into detailed threats.

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Saturday Kitchen are in high spirits today, with constant innuendos and hysterical laughter.It started off when Matt introduced singer Jack Savoretti, and told him that he loved his singing in Italian “as a straight man”, and said a viewer wrote in to say Jack “reversed her menopause.”They then collapsed into laughter again as Matt failed to flick his extendable metal stick to point at the screen, and gorgeous Jack quipped “it reminds me of my wedding”.He meant a vintage car with the radio aerial, but they couldn’t stop laughing.It went even worse, when chef Shivi Ramoutar started making her “meat and two fruit” chicken dish, and said she was liberally sprinkling “disco dust” chilli salt all over it.It was a mixture of herbs made up of “two

BBC series: 'You're fired!' Nick's Countdown co-star Susie Dent unveiled the sweet gesture as she cryptically said: 'I know that you love a sweet treat now and again and I've talked a lot on the show about the influence of salt on our civilisation and language. 'I've not really talked about the impact of sugar, which has also vastly influenced our language and culture.

Saturday Kitchen host Matt Tebbutt, 47, has opened up about a "scary" moment on his weekend cooking show, in relation to a particular guest's appearance on the programme.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the renowned chef revealed that he was terrified of comedian and presenter Jo Brand, 63, because of her notoriously quick wit and sharp tongue.The BBC host, who has been fronting the show for the last five years, revealed that he had reservations about interacting with the The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice presenter.When questioned about his most memorable moments on the cooking show, the former restaurant owner immediately bought up the flame-haired comedian."Jo Brand," he admitted, "I was slightly scared that she was coming

DON'T MISS...Ben Fogle 'confused' as wife sends pregnancy scan while he's away [INSIGHT]Martin Lewis shares ‘painful recovery’ update after surgery [UPDATE]Piers Morgan's son hits out at father's vaccine claims: 'Sounds fair!' [INSIGHT]James quit the BBC show five years ago as he wanted to get his weekends back after a decade at the helm.The programme was filmed live on a Saturday morning.The chef, who runs his own restaurant and makes regular appearances on shows such as This Morning, now pre-records his own weekend show.Saturday Morning with James Martin launched on ITV in 2017.The Yorkshire-born TV star runs The Kitchen at Chewton Glen in Hampshire in addition to running the cookery school there.He was recently seen at work during an

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Chelsea are being tipped to bolster Thomas Tuchel's squad with a number of reinforcements this summer as they look to build on last season's Champions League triumph.Tuchel landed the biggest prize in club football after just four months in the Blues hot-seat, having replaced sacked boss Frank Lampard at the end of January.The German guided Chelsea to their second European Cup by toppling Manchester City in the Champions League final, and now he will want to push on and mount a Premier League title challenge next season.Stamford Bridge officials are expected to sanction several incomings and outgoings this summer to help him do exactly that, and Daily Star Sport are on hand with the latest Chelsea transfer developments below.Erling Haaland

them the advantage, tried to reduce salaries only to find their staff vanished overnight. What cleaners, housekeepers, nannies, butlers, valets, gardeners, and office managers have discovered is that when their employers are home for a continuous period, they only get more demanding. Nannies now expect rota positions.