Emmerdale's Michelle Hardwick reveals gender of baby with wife Kate Brooks

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Queen Elizabeth's doctors "are concerned for Her Majesty’s health," Buckingham Palace announced Thursday, adding that they recommended she stay under medical supervision. "The Queen remains comfortable" at Balmoral Castle, the palace added.The queen, 96, celebrated her platinum jubilee earlier this year. Prince Charles, Prince Andrew, Princess Anne, Prince Edward and Prince William are among the members of the British royal family who are reported to have arrived already at Balmoral Castle.

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SOAP star Emily Symons teases a possible return to The Dales ahead of Emmerdale 50th anniversary in October this year. Aussie actress currently plays Marilyn Chambers in Home and Away - but Emmerdale fans remember her as Louise Appleton.

Pregnant Chloe Madeley has been pictured enjoying a day date with her husband James Haskell, as she patiently awaits the arrival of her baby girl.The 35 year old daughter of British TV presenters Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan, was originally due on August 5, but has been mooching around London with her family for much of the week, dressing her blossoming bump on an array of sweet outfits. And in most recent snaps, Chloe shone with her pregnancy glow as she showed off her baby bump in a form-fitting white dress which featured frilled sleeves and a slit at the legs, which she paired with some comfy pink sliders. She opted for a natural makeup look and let her long blonde hair flow loose around her shoulders as she chatted away to James, often cradling and touching her bump.

Emmerdale star Michelle Hardwick has revealed the gender of her second child during a joint appearance on Loose Women with her wife. The actress, who plays Vanessa Woodfield in the ITV soap, appeared on the ITV chat show with Kate Brooks to discuss their impending arrival.

Danny Miller has confirmed that he will be returning to Emmerdale for the soap’s upcoming 50th anniversary. The ITV soap's massive anniversary celebrations will feature a huge storm and the shock return of three popular characters, including Danny’s character Aaron Dingle.

Emmerdale bosses have hinted that there could be a murder during the soap's 50th anniversary celebrations - with many fans predicting that convicted serial killer Meena Jutla could return.The ITV soap, which began in 1972, will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a whole month of stories this October, including a massive storm that is set to "rip through the village and absolutely leave a massive trail of destruction in its wake."Speaking exclusively to Daily Star and other press, Emmerdale producers Jane Hudson and Kate Brooks were asked if the storm could potentially cover up a murder.READ NEXT: Emmerdale backstage secrets - Plastic food, real graves, tributes and spelling errorsJane and Kate both agreed that the storm could cover up a crime, and hinted that a murderer could be on the loose during the 50th anniversary celebrations.Jane said: "There is always potential for a murder in Emmerdale. It is famous for its murders.

EMMERDALE will welcome back a huge star to the screen for their 50th anniversary week at the end of this year. Emmerdale bosses have revealed huge spoilers for the 50th anniversary including major returns.

Emmerdale bosses have started dropping some major hints about what viewers can expect when the soap turns 50 later this year. The Yorkshire-based hit show will celebrate its anniversary this October, but sadly, it won't be an entirely joyous occasion for the characters, as the village will be hit by a gigantic story. Speaking to OK!, the ITV soap's executive producer Jane Hudson also revealed some of the storylines which will be affected by the drama, promising that the Dales will "never be the same again".

Emmerdale bosses have revealed that its "best loved villagers" will be in danger when a storm rips through the village during the 50th anniversary month.The ITV soap, which began in 1972, will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a whole month of stories this October, which bosses said will "make you laugh, make you cry, make you surprised and stunts that are going to rock your world."Speaking exclusively to Daily Star and other press, Producer Kate Brooks revealed that the anniversary week will focus on a "massive storm", which will "rip through the village and absolutely leave a massive trail of destruction in its wake."READ NEXT: Emmerdale backstage secrets - Plastic food, real graves, tributes and spelling errorsShe also hinted that fan favourites will be in danger, adding: "Some of our best loved villagers will be in peril and it is safe to safe that the village won't be the same after this - and it won't be the same again, because the impact this storm has on people's lives is just massive."Although storms have featured in Emmerdale before, resulting in the death of characters including Tricia Dingle, soap bosses said the 50th anniversary stunt has elements no one has "seen on a soap drama before."Executive Producer Jane Hudson also added that one big storm will focus on Nate, Sam and Belle, saying: "One element in particular, trust me, nobody has done and no other soap could do it, apart from Emmerdale because of where we are."She added: "One of the things we were very keen to do was to make sure our storm was in the daytime, so the whole storm takes place in one day, across about three or four episodes. "It's all in daytime.

EMMERDALE is turning 50 – and serious winds of change are afoot. Viewers will be on the edge of their seats as a huge storm puts terrified residents in mortal peril and destroys part of the village.

Emmerdale bosses have finally revealed what fans can expect from the soap's huge 50th anniversary this year – revealing that three characters will be returning to the village especially. Speaking to OK! and and other reporters, the ITV soap's executive producer Jane Hudson said of the celebrations: "We have got every story imaginable. "We've got things that are going to make you laugh, make you cry, make you surprised, and stunts that are going to rock your world.

Emmerdale is set for dramatic storylines in special episodes for the soap’s upcoming 50th anniversary that will leave the village forever changed, bosses have exclusively revealed. The Yorkshire-based soap will celebrate its big anniversary throughout the entire month of October, showcasing a series of episodes that will focus on the programme’s most beloved and iconic characters. Emmerdale bosses told OK! and other reporters that the village will “never be the same again” after a massive storm takes place within anniversary month, leaving characters hugely impacted by the event.