‘Dragon Age 4’ producer reveals concept art of the game’s Grey Wardens

Steven Bartlett probably wasn't expecting a shout-out on Coronation Street but he certainly got one anyway.

He's had his fair share of trials and tribulations over the years but Marlon Dingle is facing one of his biggest yet after he suffered a stroke in the latest Emmerdale scenes.

Campaigners say there needs to be improvement in safety for motorcyclists after four bikers died on roads in Greater Manchester in the space of just five days

Ranvir Singh was left slightly red-faced when she made a live blunder on Good Morning Britain.

Naman Ramachandran The BBC has renewed four of its top rated dramas – “The Tourist,” “The Responder,” “Vigil” and “Time.”Thriller “The Tourist,” starring Jamie Dornan and Shalom Brune-Franklin, is the highest-rating drama of 2022 so far, having launched with 12 million viewers and all six episodes were the most-watched episodes on BBC iPlayer in January. The second biggest new drama of 2022 so far is crime thriller “The Responder,” starring Martin Freeman, which launched with some 10 million viewers across 30 days.

Are you a skilled botanist or weed killer? This quiz will help you to find out which plants match your personality, and help you choose the perfect potted pal for your home.The series of questions were created to help those who struggle to keep a plant alive but want to be green-fingered.Developers worked with gardening guru, Kate Turner, to reveal the perfect plant pairing for Brits based on their unique qualities - taking into consideration personality traits such as whether they’re caring, busy, outgoing or love a challenge.It comes after a study of 2,000 adults found more than a fifth (22%) find it difficult to keep plants alive - despite 60% feeling more relaxed when they’re surrounded by them.As a result, over three-quarters (77%) would like to have more knowledge on what plants suit their persona and lifestyle the best.The research, commissioned by Miracle-Gro, found almost half (48%) feel productive when in the presence of plants, while 56% find being around foliage and flowers has a positive impact on their mental health.But when it comes to buying a new plant, most people base their choice on how easy they are to look after (56%), how colourful they are (47%) and how big they get (39%).Kate Turner, for Miracle Gro, said: “It’s clear that as a nation we love plants, both indoors and out, but we often struggle with keeping them alive.“It’s easy to assume all plants need the same care, but they can differ greatly, which often leads to mistakes and sad-looking leaves.“We’ve created a fun yet informative quiz for people to easily match their personality and lifestyle with suitable plants.“There’s something for everyone, whether they’re a night owl, a home worker, or a parent.”The study also revealed what the nation

Wilson Chapman editorJust For Laughs, the world’s largest annual comedy festival, has announced a new slate of performers for its upcoming 40th anniversary festival.“We are overjoyed to be able to bring the preeminent Just For Laughs Festival back to Montréal this summer, for a historic milestone festival” Just For Laughs president Bruce Hills said in a statement on Tuesday. “We share in the world’s heaviness right now, and as leaders in the comedy industry, we are hopeful that we can provide some much-needed levity and premium quality laughter for all audiences, industry and artists planning to gather in Montréal this July.”The festival has announced that John Mulaney, Hasan Minhaj, Tommy Tiernan, Vir Das, Celeste Barber and Neal Brennan will perform concert shows during the festival.

Mike Tyson claims he'll only step into the ring to fight Jake Paul if he's paid an astronomical $1billion to do it.The former world heavyweight champion has reportedly been in 'advanced talks' to face Paul since the turn of the year, with rumours of a mega-money bout in Las Vegas on the cards, but the 55-year-old poured cold water on the idea during a recent episode of his Hotboxin' with Mike Tyson podcast.When asked if he had an agreement in place with Paul, Iron Mike replied: "Nobody told me that. Hey, I ain't got no f***ing money.

tattoo artist revealed what inspired her to cover her entire body in ink – including her eyeballs.Lorraine Moriera, known as Ravena, used to lack confidence in her appearance.But after seeing a stranger walking around in public with bold body art, she fell in love with the alternative look.Shortly after, the model and digital creator got her first inking at the age of 18.The 26-year-old, from Goiânia Goiás in Brazil, said: “I got my first tattoo when I was 18 on my back – she is a tribal [figure] with roses.“I remember once I saw a boy he was heavily tattooed, I remember looking at him and imagining how confident he was with himself." Ravena, who regularly posts snaps of her ink onto Instagram page @raven_77, continued: “That was my first trigger. was a very insecure girl with my body, my appearance.

Russian president Vladimir Putin, according to experts. Measuring a staggering 459ft, we reported last week how it was being investigated after it was believed to have been owned by Putin, but has, until that point, never been confirmed.

Good Morning Britain presenter Richard Madeley has been swapped out of the show for the second day in a row.The 65 year old journalist and on-screen veteran, who has often appeared as Susanna Reid's co-anchor since Piers Morgan quit the show last year, was absent from the early news show on Tuesday 22 March, just as he was the day before. Richard was replaced by financial expert and frequent stand-in host Martin Lewis, who also took over at the helm on Monday's show. Following Martin's first stint this week however, the money-saving pro told his online followers that he'd be back again on Tuesday, but would be bowing out for the rest of the week.

Lise Pedersen After watching Danish director Miki Mistrati’s “The War on Chocolate,” which is having its world premiere at CPH:DOX this week, chances are you will think twice before buying your next chocolate bar.That’s what happened to Mistrati back in the early 2000s when he went shopping in his local supermarket. Spoilt for choice, he looked at all the different bars of chocolate and only found one out of seven that bore the Fair Trade mark.

Alan Sugar’s aide Karren Brady has called out Prince Harry in a recent column for The Sun. The Apprentice star took the opportunity to slam the former royal as she scathingly accused him of “setting himself up as a moral crusader” after he “left this country” for America.In an unusual comment, Karren compared Harry to Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy as she hit out at Harry over the promotion of his international sporting event for wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women,Karren wrote: “Harry is now a laughing stock.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are set to face another protest as their Caribbean tour takes them to Jamaica on Tuesday 22 March. According to The Independent, the protest will call for slavery reparations and will take place near the British High Commission in the capital of Kingston from 10:30am.The protest has been arranged by human rights coalition the Advocates Network, which also penned an open letter to Kate, 40, and 39 year old William, listing 60 reasons for an apology and compensation from the Firm in parallel with Jamaica's upcoming 60th anniversary of independence.

Robert Rinder continues his incredible humanitarian mission in Ukraine as he announced he is heading out to collect more than 50 orphans.

Michael Wardrope has completed a shock move from Irvine Meadow to Auchinleck Talbot.

EXCLUSIVE: Top Gear and The Grand Tour star Richard Hammond has landed his first ever show on Channel 4, Deadline can reveal.

CBD has risen from relative obscurity to a worldwide phenomenon so quickly that it can be overwhelming to try to wrap your head around what this cannabis compound does, why there are so many different CBD products, and whether CBD oil even works.

An Aberfeldy couple are eager to meet the Ukrainian family they have sponsored to come and live with them.

A Glasgow student has sparked controversy after saying his hometown of Edinburgh is best.

Loose Women panellist Andrea McLean has revealed that she has "no regrets" after deciding to leave the ITV show after 13 years on the programme, while speaking about suffering a breakdown.The TV personality, 52, who left the show at the end of 2020, admitted that it was "something she needed to do" as she discussed her new book You Just Need to Believe It, as well as her exit from Loose Women, with Lorraine Kelly.Andrea revealed that she was hailed as "brave" for making the decision to leave the show after over a decade on the panel.She told Lorraine: "This is my first time being back on TV and back in the room that we share with Loose."It was a [brave decision] and the reason the whole book came about was because at the time so many people said to me you're so brave to do that thing, to pivot," she added.However, the star admitted that she felt "scared" following the move.Andrea went on: "And all I kept thinking was I don't feel brave, I feel really scared but it was just something I really needed to do."The star went on to tell how she used her experience to help her write her fourth book.She continued: "And then I thought, right, how can I bottle everything I've used to do a brave thing when I've felt scared and I put together a 10 day challenge for my lovely community and then saw the results and it made me brave enough."I had a breakdown a few years ago Lorraine, because I was going and going and going and I didn't want to look at, really, what was happening."I was just trying to keep busy and not think."Learn from my mistakes and just stop for a minute," she insisted to the ITV presenter.Andrea left the chat show at the end of 2020 and, in a previous interview, told how she agonised over the decision.She admitted