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Coronation Street fans are sure that Kelly Neelan is going to die.The 17-year-old has been enjoying her time with Aadi and the pair were ready to take their relationship to the next level as they made plans to get married.Although Dev was against the idea, the lovebirds wouldn't give up and made their feelings for each other clear.READ MORE: Corrie’s Hope ‘to unmask’ secret cobbles killer as fans rumble identity of her 'catfish'But as fans grow more attached to the couple, they have noticed that there is a strong chance the soap is setting it up for Kelly to die, leaving both Aadi and viewers heartbroken.Taking to social media with their theories, one user penned on Reddit: "I'm just to say that Aadi and Kelly are absolutely brilliant together and should be protected at ALL costs," adding: "Which means that something awful is going to happen now."Another added: "The trouble with the storyline is we all know the relationship has to end as Kelly already has left so we're looking at the end point being at the latest as some time in October." Taking to Twitter, a third theorised: "Aadi just did the whole “I want to spend the rest of my life with you” guff to Kelly… IMMINENT DEATH KLAXON #corrie.""Is Kelly's plans to marry Aadi in Gretna Green the last bit of happiness she gets before her exit? What the hell happens then? Maybe she dies, leaving Aadi a teenage widower, a tragic love story perhaps? #Corrie," someone else echoed.While another user tweeted: "Kelly is definitely going to die #corrie."During Monday (August 29) night's instalment of the ITV soap, the episode got off to a rocky start when Dev caught Kelly and Aadi getting intimate on the sofa.Despite knowing his feelings towards their relationship, the duo decided

AN Antiques Roadshow guest refused to sell 'priceless' bagpipes despite being told the true value of them. In a recent episode of the BBC show presenter Fiona Bruce visited the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh in Scotland.

Britain's Got Talent star David Walliams has shared he’d love to dress Simon Cowell in drag for his stag do - but isn’t so sure his co-star would be up for it. The comedian and BGT presenter, 50, has opened up on what he’d love to do for Simon’s last celebration before married life, after the 62 year old prepares for his wedding to fiancée Lauren Silverman, 44.

David Walliams has admitted that he doesn't know the date of Simon Cowell's wedding to Lauren Silverman next month - as he still hasn't received an invitation.The Britain's Got Talent judge, 50, isn't letting that stop him dreaming up plans for a wild drag-themed stag do for Simon, 62, though.David told The Sun: "I would organise it but I don't think he will really want me to. I don't think our tastes would align on a stag night."I would do something like a drag stag, where I say all guys have to go in drag, and I don't think that is what Simon would actually like."Despite David's enthusiasm, he also admitted he was in the dark about the main event, explaining he "genuinely" didn't know when it was as he's yet to receive a formal invite.He added: "I genuinely don't know the date of the wedding.

eloped to the quaint border town in Dumfries and Galloway, to get hitched in speedy ceremonies and in hot pursuit from angry parents.  While teenage marriages are rare these days, thanks to its romantic reputation, Gretna Green has become a destination for couples of all ages. It is now known as the UK’s wedding capital with more than 3,000 couples marrying there every year.

The iconic “auld clay daubin” Famous Blacksmiths shop at the heart of Gretna Green has begun a new chapter in its romantic history.

A sadistic killer who murdered a journalist died while a prisoner in hospital after testing positive for coronavirus, an official report has found.

Mayfair restaurant Bentley’s is as fine a showcase of Scottish ingredients as you will find south of Gretna Green.Orkney scallops with black pudding and celeriac will be followed by roast loin of venison with haggis, spring onions and clapshot (mashed swede and potatoes), ahead of flummery (a whisky-infused jelly) with marmalade and oat crumble, and Criffel cheese and spiced pear.The French-focused wine list, meanwhile, with its emphasis on Burgundy, Bordeaux and Champagne, is a splendid way to celebrate the enduring appeal of the Auld Alliance.11-15 Swallow Street, London, W1B 4DG; bentleys.orgBurns Night is to Boisdale what Christmas is to Lapland: the restaurant’s very raison d’être. Reservations are already full for the 25th at the tartan-clad Belgravia original, but the four-course menu (£79) is running the whole week.Arbroath smokies will be followed by roast Dumfriesshire Blackface haggis, roasted sirloin of Buccleuch Estate dry-aged beef, a Valrhona chocolate and fudge tablet and Scottish cheese, with paired wines from the Loire and Bordeaux and single-malt whiskies from the Aberfeldy distillery.If only Burns Night itself will do, there is still space to celebrate at the Bishopsgate and Canary Wharf Boisdales, where in addition to bagpipers there will live jazz and swing bands.

Mayfair restaurant Bentley’s is as fine a showcase of Scottish ingredients as you will find south of Gretna Green.Orkney scallops with black pudding and celeriac will be followed by roast loin of venison with haggis, spring onions and clapshot (mashed swede and potatoes), ahead of flummery (a whisky-infused jelly) with marmalade and oat crumble, and Criffel cheese and spiced pear.The French-focused wine list, meanwhile, with its emphasis on Burgundy, Bordeaux and Champagne, is a splendid way to celebrate the enduring appeal of the Auld Alliance.11-15 Swallow Street, London, W1B 4DG; bentleys.orgBurns Night is to Boisdale what Christmas is to Lapland: the restaurant’s very raison d’être. Reservations are already full for the 25th at the tartan-clad Belgravia original, but the four-course menu (£79) is running the whole week.Arbroath smokies will be followed by roast Dumfriesshire Blackface haggis, roasted sirloin of Buccleuch Estate dry-aged beef, a Valrhona chocolate and fudge tablet and Scottish cheese, with paired wines from the Loire and Bordeaux and single-malt whiskies from the Aberfeldy distillery.If only Burns Night itself will do, there is still space to celebrate at the Bishopsgate and Canary Wharf Boisdales, where in addition to bagpipers there will live jazz and swing bands.

Earlier this year, the star tied to knot with fiancée Laura Gander, 40, after they eloped in December 2020.They married on his 50th birthday.The pair had planned to have a James Bond-themed ceremony in July 2020, but their wedding was cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Not wanting to wait any longer, Ollie and Laura decided to travel to Scotland and get married at a secret wedding ceremony.Speaking about their decision to elope to Gretna Green on December 27, Ollie admitted it was an "absolute mission" to pull off.He told Hello magazine: "We defied all the odds and it was an absolute mission to pull it off.

Gallery: Harry and Meghan: Everything we learned from the unaired moments (BANG Showbiz)Jonny popped the question in 2017 but the couple are yet to marry as the ongoing coronavirus pandemic keeps postponing their nuptials. However, Vicky, 37, would happily go to Gretna Green - a runaway wedding venue in Scotland - to marry Jonny instead of having a big event.

The Chase fans were left utterly puzzled when one player called herself a Lord of the Rings fan and proceeded to get a question on the subject wrong in an awkward moment on the quiz show.

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WalesOnline reports. Speaking to Graham Norton about their plans, Vicky said: "We didn’t get married, but we haven’t even booked it.

here.The Snug is a delightful micro home from home, and the perfect romantic retreat.A bespoke shepherd's hut with hot tub, the Snug is set on an exclusive landscaped development located just six miles from Gretna Green.If you're planning to spend some quality time with a partner or to celebrate a very special occasion, this little love nest has been finished to an extremely high standard, providing unique and luxurious accommodation in a tranquil location.The light and airy accommodation comes equipped with a kitchen area, with a silent fridge, a double bed, along with a wet room with shower, basin and WC.

Channel 4 star married Laura, 40, on his 50th birthday after the smitten couple decided to marry in secret. They had planned to have a James Bond-themed ceremony in July 2020, but their wedding was cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Not wanting to wait any longer, Ollie and Laura decided to travel to Scotland and get married at a secret wedding ceremony.Military veteran Ollie spoke about their decision to elope to Gretna Green on December 27, as he admitted it was an "absolute mission" to pull off.

SAS: Who Dares Wins star Ollie Ollerton has married his stunning fiancée Laura Gander in a secret ceremony. The military veteran called the wedding an "absolute mission" to pull off after he and Laura, 40, eloped to Gretna Green on December 27.

SAS: Who Dares Wins star Ollie Ollerton has married his fiancée in a secret ceremony.

SAS: Who Dares Wins TV star Ollie Ollerton has married his fiancée Laura Gander in a secret ceremony in Scotland. The couple had planned to wed in a Bond-themed extravaganza last July until their dreams were dashed by the pandemic.MORE: The most stunning celebrity wedding dresses of 2020But now HELLO! can exclusively reveal that the couple eloped to Gretna Green and celebrated their first days as newlyweds in the breathtaking landscape of Lake Windermere."We defied all the odds and it was an absolute mission to pull it off.

Full of backchat and looking like a Poundland Spice Girl, a teenage Leanne Battersby stomped on to the cobbles 23 years ago. Since then, actress Jane Danson has lived through no end of drama as her Weatherfield alter ego.