I'm a Celebrity hosts Ant and Dec confirm return of fan-favourite part of the show

Peter Andre's fans have noticed how much he resembles son Junior in a throwback photo.

direct to your inboxIt was 1965, back when the show was in screened in black and white, perfect for depicting northern backstreets.Ena Sharples nursing a stout, delivering sharp-tongued observations, and flame-haired Elsie Tanner at her strident glamorous best.Coronation Street, which was first shown on December 9th 1960, was already on its way to becoming a national treasure, with its gritty portrayal of ordinary lives, when Jim Whelan made his debut.He threw a few darts in The Rovers Return - and was paid £6 for his performance.It was a modest start for what would be 40 years as an extra in the soap that is still the best.

There was no show-stopping encore to Lewis Hamilton's record-breaking season as he limped home to third in Abu Dhabi.

Shia LaBeouf has been accused of knowingly infecting ex-girlfriend FKA Twigs with an STD and covering up his symptoms with make-up.

Craig Revel Horwood wants old sparing partner Kevin Clifton back on Strictly Come Dancing.

Roxana Hadadi In terms of post-apocalyptic shows about a viral communicable disease causing the end of the world, CBS All-Access’ “The Stand” falls somewhere between Amazon’s “Utopia” and AMC’s still-kicking “The Walking Dead” franchise. Classier than the former, which gleefully used violence as a narrative shortcut, but somehow more glacially paced than the latter, “The Stand” arrives at a coincidental time given how we live now.

The death of country music legend Charley Pride is being questioned by several of the genre’s stars, who are wondering whether his performance at the County Music Association’s indoor awards show a month before he acquired Covid-19 may be connected.

Steven Gerrard has doubled down defence of Alfredo Morelos and insisted he didn’t deserve to be red carded for his elbow on Mark Connolly.The Colombian was booked after catching the Dundee United stopper during an aerial challenge in Rangers' 2-1 victory at Tannadice. Gers strike legend Ally McCoist branded the striker “crazy” for the 12th minute incident but Gerrard is adamant referee Steven McLean made the right decision to only show him a yellow card. And the Ibrox gaffer was delighted after James Tavernier’s stunning free kick - his 17th goal of a remarkable season - and Connor Goldson ’s header either side of Liam Smith’s strike for the Tangerines earned a hardfought three points. The Tayside victory made it 27 games unbeaten this

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxFormer Olympian Iwan Thomas says he has been left “shaken up, battered and bruised” after suffering a terrifying car crash which has written off his vehicle.Thomas, a former European and World 400m champion during his running career, was struck by another motorist who was doing 50mph on the M27.The 46-year-old admits he was left hurt when his stationary car was hit, meaning he was relieved his toddler son Teddy wasn’t with him at the time.“Sorry I’ve been quiet for a few days, people asking me what the matter is, I can’t sugar coat it, not great news,” he said on Instagram.“Unfortunately I was involved in a car crash on Thursday and I

Santa ClausChristmas decoration to be taken down has since watched his neighbourhood transform. In a video aired by CBS, homeowner Chris Kennedy reads out part of the offensive note sent to his home in Little Rock, Arkansas, US, last month.

Sia is coming forward to share her support of FKA twigs in the wake of her lawsuit against ex Shia LaBeouf.

Emily Atack has told of how she turned to booze as a teen following her parents divorce. I'm A Celebrity...

Join the Secret Elves to discover the best shopping deals and things to do this ChristmasMore than a fifth of workers are planning to join a virtual office Christmas party at home to ensure a dismal 2020 goes out with a bang.A study of 2,000 employed adults found 22 per cent will have an online celebration with their colleagues to avoid missing out on the annual get together this festive period.Almost a quarter will make their own cocktails at home to recreate the party atmosphere, while another 28 per cent will get some nibbles in.And one in five will even buy a new outfit for the occasion, with the average worker spending 35 minutes getting ready for the virtual do.A further 16 per cent plan to arrange a festive quiz with colleagues or

direct to your inboxWhen Shearings Holidays went to the wall seven months ago, few people could imagine what would become of the transport interchange site just off the M6 in south Warrington.This was the place where thousands of coach touring holidays had begun over the years - as excited holidaymakers parked there before leaving their cars and hopping on to coaches for tours of the nation's cities and beauty spots.Close to the picturesque village of Appleton Thorn with its Grade II-listed sandstone church and thorn tree - celebrated in an annual bawming ceremony - which sees children dance around it, there's a bustling industrial estate, as lorries thunder past the roads.The area becomes choked with traffic during morning and evening rush

direct to your inboxThe organisers of a Christmas lights festival in Heaton Park have promised to investigate after pictures emerged of large queues of customers and 'absolutely no social distancing'.Hundreds of people attended the event on Saturday night where some people appeared to flout Tier 3 restrictions, designed to prevent the spread of coronavirus, which require people to remain two metres apart from people not in their family bubble.Lightopia at Heaton Park was one of the few events allowed to continue despite Greater Manchester being placed in the toughest regime of restrictions.After complaints emerged about the alleged lack of social distancing, organisers said they would be 'looking into' arrangements for Saturday night's

Lisa Vanderpump, 60, is suffering from the loss of her much loved Pomeranian dog, Giggy. The television personality shared the sad news that the famous pooch died on the morning of Dec. 12, in an Instagram post that was full of memorable photos and a heart wrenching caption, and several fans and celeb friends, such as Andy Cohen, shared sweet responses in the comment section. It was definitely a life-changing moment in time for viewers of Bravo.

Neighbours icon Mike Little looks completely different from when he played Ramsey Street favourite Joe Mangel in the Aussie soap opera.

Lisa Vanderpump and her husband Ken are ‘devastated’ following the death of their beloved dog Giggy.

Pete Davidson and Timothée Chalamet got the internet talking during the Oscar nominee’s Saturday Night Live hosting debut on Saturday, December 12.The Call Me by Your Name actor, 24, and the comedian, 27, appeared in multiple sketches together during the episode. The fellow New York kids sat behind a piano and compared their experiences growing up in the state during the monologue.“A Staten Island Christmas — skiing across the Verrazzano Bridge, hearing Santa come down the chimney and realizing it’s just rats, decorating our Christmas tree with spaghetti and scratch-offs,” Davidson recalled as Chalamet struggled to contain his laughter.

Sia alleged that Shia LaBeouf inflicted pain in her life amid his ex-girlfriend FKA twigs’ claims of abuse during their relationship.“I too have been hurt emotionally by Shia, a pathological liar, who conned me into an adulterous relationship claiming to be single,” the “Cheap Thrills” singer, 44, tweeted on Saturday, December 12. “I believe he’s very sick and have compassion for him AND his victims.

Emily Atack has opened up on how she turned to alcohol as a teenager to cope with her parents’ divorce.The Inbetweeners actress’ musician father Keith and her comedian mother Kate Robbins broke up when she was in her teens.The trauma of their split affected Emily badly and cumulated in her leaving home and moving in with her older sister Martha. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter .