ITV Coronation Street: Real life of Audrey Roberts actress Sue Nicholls - co-star husband, aristocratic title and being saved by fan

Hollywood based songwriter Stephan Moccio has revealed some of the secrets behind his biggest hits - including the Miley Cyrus chart topping smash Wrecking Ball - following the release of his solo album, Lionheart.While you may not know his name, you will certainly know his hits, as the Grammy and Academy Award winning songwriter and composer has worked on some of the worlds biggest hits including Head Above Water by Avril Lavigne and A New Day Has Come by Celine Dion.He also co-wrote and co-produced The Weeknd's song Earnd It and Skylar Gray's I Know You, which both featured on the soundtrack for the film Fifty Shades Of Gray.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, Stephan has now shared some of the influences and behind the scenes secrets of his hit songs - and why he has taken a step back from his songwriting career to go back to his roots.Miley Cyrus's Wrecking Ball became an instant sensation when it hit the number one spot throughout the world, but Stephan has revealed a major secret behind the song.Despite being synonymous with the Bangerz star and music icon, Stephan did not get to know Miley until after the song was written.Co-written with Sacha Skarbek, Lukasz Gottwald, Maureen Anne McDonald and Russell Walter, Stephan also added that despite being a pop music masterpiece, it actually has its roots in classic music.He said: "It's interesting because with Wrecking Ball, I didn't get to know Miley until after. When I wrote the song - the song I wrote in Los Angeles with Sacha and Lukasz."That piece of piano music, is really just a classical piece of music in a lot of ways - just stripped down.

Hafthor Bjornsson has admitted his body is fatigued ahead of his clash with Eddie Hall.The Icelandic actor is currently being put through his paces at a training camp in preparation for his upcoming bout with Hall on March 19.Bjornsson remains untroubled with his current condition, however, saying on his YouTube channel that he has a very healthy body despite the turmoil it’s being put through at the moment."Something that f**** with my life is that I am a bit fatigued right now. There is a lot of hard sessions."I can definitely feel the fatigue in my legs, hamstrings and my hands.

BBC broadcaster Mark Page has pleaded not guilty to a number of child sex offences during a Crown Court trial.The former BBC Radio 1 DJ appeared in front of a jury at Teesside Crown Court in Middlesbrough on Monday (February 28).According to Northern Echo, Page only spoke to confirm his identity and enter not guilty pleas to the charges against him.The 62-year-old was charged with two counts of attempting to incite or cause a girl to engage in sexual activity, and an additional two counts of arranging or facilitating sexual exploitation in the Philippines.Last year, it was announced the former DJ had to wait a year before his trial could begin.Page has previously said he "vehemently denies" the allegations against him in a previous court appearance, but he did not enter a plea at the time.All of the alleged offences took place in 2016, and Mark was placed on bail until Monday.Announcing the delayed trial, judge Paul Watson said: "Because of the severe backlog and delays that have been created largely by the outbreak of the coronavirus, it is not possible to list this case, being a fairly lengthy five to seven days, until February next year."It's regrettable, I am afraid, it's a fact of life."The radio presenter used to work for Radio 1 back in the 1980s, and he also worked as a stadium announcer for Middlesbrough FC.Page's solicitor, Henri Brandman, said his client strongly denied the alleged offences and will defend himself against the charges.In a statement last year, he said: "Mr Page vehemently denies the alleged offences and will vigorously defend himself against the charges."He has had business, military and charitable interests in the Philippines for a number of years."For more of the latest showbiz news from the

To celebrate International Women's Day next week, the ladies at ITV all teamed up for a stunning photo - and Ruth Langsford explained the snap to Loose Women viewers.On Monday morning's episode of the ITV show, Ruth told viewers that the day was coming up imminently as she explained that the ITV ladies all teamed together for the snap.Ruth began explaining who was involved, telling viewers that the likes of the Loose Women cast, Lorraine, This Morning - and GB News, were all in the snap.The TV personality would have meant GMB, not rival news channel GB News, where her husband Eamonn Holmes currently works after he left ITV.However, Ruth didn't seem to notice her mishap as she carried on gushing over the stunning snap and explained that some ladies were not available to be in the picture.Her mishap floated over the head of her co-stars and many viewers.One ITV News journalist shared an update on the ITV show as they wrote: "Slight misspeak by Ruth in mentioning the women from GB News."She meant GMB, of course, rather than her husband Eamonn Holme's employers."Ruth's mishap came as she gushed about the stunning photo released by ITV of the fabulous females who work on ITV. The likes of Holly Willoughby, Ruth Langsford, Lorraine Kelly, Kate Garraway and multiple other famous faces were recognised in the snap.Meanwhile, she explained that Stacey Solomon was unable to be there as she's on maternity leave, while Carol McGiffin was away, along with a handful of other ITV stars.Ruth's blunder comes shortly after Eamonn made his switch up from This Morning in the holidays to GB News.

If you’re in need of some comfort, look no further than Helen Mirren. Lady Gaga, 35, was seen crying at the SAG Awards on February 28 in the middle of the auditorium. Helen, 76, came up to Lady Gaga and hugged her. She sweetly stroked Lady Gaga’s head and told her something.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorNielsen hopes to regain industry backing of its TV ratings later this year, the company’s top executive told investors Monday.Speaking on a call with analysts, Nielsen CEO David Kenny said the company expects to complete all necessary work to regain accreditation by mid year. He believes the Media Rating Council, the industry organization that certifies measurement processes, will vote on accreditation of Nielsen’s national and local TV ratings work sometime after that.

Once Twice Melody (★★★★☆) was released in four installments, with a chapter landing once per month. Their decision to slowly titrate the album’s release allowed it to reveal its strength in an almost teasing way, as the majesty of the whole became gradually more apparent as the second and third chapters dropped.

A Canadian singer is going to Hollywood!

Two Police Scotland officers have been injured after a missile was thrown at a police van ahead of the Rangers v Motherwell clash in Glasgow on Sunday.

A couple reignited their romance 30 years later after discovering a stash of love letters - turning “first love” into marriage three decades on.

on this link here.Meanwhile, Internacional confirmed that two suspects were arrested in light of the assault.They added that the club would "continue to give full support to the authorities in the investigation of the case".It follows another recent Brazil attack where Cascavel’s bus was hit by two rocks after a 1-0 loss away to Maringa.Another incident in the state of Parana saw fans wielding metal bars invade the pitch and attack players, who were forced to retaliate with kicks as the match was called off with four minutes to spare.

Sheffield to star in the critically-acclaimed show The Play What I Wrote. The play, which sold out every show during its West End run, will be showing at the Lyceum Theatre from Monday, February 28 – Saturday, March 5. Famed for delighting critics and audiences alike, the show has a special twist: every performance features a mystery guest star.

Alexandra Mardell has left many Coronation Street fans gutted as she revealed her plans to leave the soap.

Coronation Street is set for worrying scenes next week as Amy Barlow's drink is spiked and her new boyfriend Jacob Hay is blamed. In upcoming episodes, Amy, Asha Alahan and Summer Spellman go to a club with Jacob after the school's Valentine's Dance where Amy becomes increasingly woozy before collapsing. Jacob yells at Asha to call an ambulance and later at the hospital, Tracy and Steve McDonald worry with the latter convinced that Jacob spiked her drink.Things go from bad to worse when Jacob reveals they are a couple, and despite saving Amy's life, Steve warns him off his daughter before punching him.

Coronation Street star Alexandra Mardell has announced that she's leaving the soap after four years.

Coronation Street fans took to Twitter to express their horror after Max Turner was found trashing Daniel Osbourne's flat.

Soap star Sue Nicholls has became a staple to our TV screens over the years, having portrayed Audrey Roberts on Coronation Street for nearly 43 years. The popular actress, 78, is a firm favourite amongst fans of the hit ITV soap, and has found herself at the centre of several dramatic storylines throughout the years. Sue has won numerous awards for her role on Coronation Street, and she also found love on the soap, going on to enjoy a long marriage with one of her co-stars.

ITV’s Coronation Street simply love newcomer Orla Crawshaw, played by kid’s TV show actress Carla Mendonça.Orla Crawshaw is the deputy head teacher of Weatherfield High who was dealing with a complaint made against one of her teachers by Corrie legend David Platt.David and Daniel met with Orla to discuss David’s son Max and his behaviour and Daniel accused Max of stealing his wallet. In turn, David accused the teacher of ‘victimising’ his adopted son.Eventually, teacher Daniel was made to apologise to the youngster for throwing and grabbing his possessions but refused to apologise for the theft accusation, which left David fuming and demanding the teacher be fired.

CORONATION Street fans believe Jenny's new love interest Leo is a villain - and that he is seeking revenge against Johnny Connor's widow. Jenny - played by Sally Ann Matthews - tragically lost her ex Johnny Connor in sad scenes last year, when he died after trying to save her from a sinkhole disaster. Her romantic connection with the toyboy (portrayed by Joe Frost) has failed to impress Carla Connor and she is not afraid to voice it.

Coronation Street teenage tearaway Max Turner (Paddy Bever) continues to cause havoc for Daniel Osborune (Rob Mallard) in upcoming scenes.The youngster finds himself lying lifeless at the bottom of Daniel's staircase next week after a furious showdown between the teacher and pupil.When Lydia (Rebecca Ryan) suggests to Daniel he should use the workshop to teach the boys about the history of feminism, Daisy’s disparaging.Daniel is pleasantly surprised when Max arrives and suggests that the reason he turned up for the workshop was because of David Platt (Jack P Shepherd).When Max quizzes David about Daniel's earlier comment, David’s unease is evident.David realises he will have to tell Max what happened to him but he is furious with Daniel for putting him in this position. David later apologises to the lad.In the shop, Dev Alan (Jimmi Harkishin) places the keys to Daniel’s flat on the counter and while he’s distracted, Max swipes Daniel’s keys.Max lets himself into Daniel’s flat and sets about smashing the place up, accidentally breaking a clay imprint of Sinead’s, Daniel’s and Bertie’s hands.Daniel returns home to discover his flat trashed with Max emerging from the bedroom.When Daniel discovers the broken clay imprint, he shoves Max out of the door.

It’s set to be yet another dramatic week on the Coronation Street cobbles as matters between Daniel Osbourne (Rob Mallard) and Max Turner (Paddy Bever) take a turn for the worse, resulting in an emergency hospital dash. Daniel decides to do a workshop on the history of feminism. Max attends, explaining David Platt (Jack P.