Happy Valley star Rhys Connah brands own performance 'annoying' in early instalments

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Whitney director Kevin Macdonald has struck a multi-project deal with rebranded Banijay label Workerbee Group.

The BFI today announced that it will hand out $16m (£14m) of National Lottery ‘good cause’ funding over three years to enhance film education for 5-18 year-olds across the UK.

Aberdeen have announced they have appointed Alan Burrows as chief executive.

The moment a parked motor was engulfed in flames during a fireball horror on a quiet Scots street has been caught on camera. Emergency services raced to the scene on Eriboll Street in Glasgow shortly after 12am on Tuesday, February 7, to reports of a vehicle fire.

Mark Schwarzer says it's not Ange Postecoglou's style to walk out on a job mid-season.

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The V&A Dundee is set to host the first major exhibition in Scotland focusing on tartan in 30 years.

A former employee of South Korea’s foreign ministry has been charged with embezzlement after attempting to sell a hat that belonged to BTS’s Jungkook.The unnamed person put the hat up for sale online in October last year for ten million won (approximately £6500). In the listing, the seller said that the item had been left at the ministry building in Seoul when Jungkook visited to apply for a passport.They then claimed that they were now the hat’s rightful owner as it had not been claimed six months after being reported as lost property.The listing attracted a lot of negative attention from BTS fans, who seemingly did not agree with the seller’s view on the hat’s change of ownership.

Love Island viewers think they've made a discovery about Tom Clare after his reaction to new bombshell Claudia Fogarty entering the villa.

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An SNP MP has claimed his emails have been hacked by a Russian spy service.

Madonna has hit back at 'ageist' and 'misogynistic' trolls who criticised her appearance at the Grammys on Sunday night.

Happy Valley viewers were all saying the same thing about a throwback picture of series lead Sarah Lancashire, 58.The actress, who plays Sergeant Catherine Cawood in the gripping police drama, sparked speculation after Sunday night’s episode.Following the episode, a fan account gave fans a reminder of the time the actress met ABBA tribute band Swede Dreamz.In series two, there was a memorable scene where Catherine joined her colleagues Ann (Charlie Murphy) and Joyce (Ishia Bennison) to see the band after Ann joined the police following her awful kidnap and rape ordeal.Sharing photos of Catherine at the concert, Sarah’s fan account @QueenLancashire tweeted: “Throwback to when ABBA met Catherine (Sarah).”After looking at the photo on Twitter, Antoinette commented: “That first picture looks like Sarah dressed as Catherine, not Catherine, it's MAD how her physicality creates the character.”The fan page replied: “1000% Annie! Never thought of this. It’s so obviously Sarah in Catherine’s clothes.

BBC bosses are so keen to keep the ending of crime drama Happy Valley under wraps even the cast don't know how it ends.

Prince Harry, 38, has made a number of claims in his book, Spare, with many commenting on the Duke of Sussex's shocking claims about his royal life.

Denise Welch and Piers Morgan's son Spencer have become tangled in a Twitter feud yet again over the former Good Morning Britain presenter.

Loose Women star Denise Welch, 64, has been branded an “abusive bully” by Spencer Morgan, 29, after he took to Twitter to defend his TalkTV host Piers Morgan, 57.The spat erupted after the former Good Morning Britain presenter asked if he could have his job on ITV back, after previously exiting the show over claims he made about Meghan Markle, 41.The online feud started when Denise reacted to Spencer’s tweet asking if ITV had apologised to his dad yet.Piers, who hosted Good Morning Britain for six years with Susanna Reid from 2015 to 2021, asked for his job back in an incendiary tweet.Prince Harry surprised some ITV viewers on Sunday by explaining that he would not describe the Royal Family’s behaviour as racist towards his wife Meghan in an interview with journalist Tom Bradby.On Monday Piers reacted to this revelation by referencing his dramatic GMB exit back in March, 2021 following an on-air spat about the Duchess of Sussex. “Now he’s finally admitted there was no racism, two questions,” he continued.“a) Do I get my old job back? b) Why should we believe a word they say?” (sic)Express.co.uk contacted Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s representatives for comment at the time. In support of his father, Spencer then tweeted: "Have @itv apologised to @piersmorgan yet?"However, Denise then waded into the debate, arguing that the channel didn’t need to say sorry to Piers.

FANS of Happy Valley all noticed the same thing during tonight's tense cliffhanger. The critically acclaimed BBC One drama has returned for a third and final outing following Sarah Lancashire in the role of Catherine Cawood.