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FORMER Corrie star Johnny Briggs' daughter and granddaughter appeared in court today charged with attacking two women for £20. Karen Briggs, 53, and her daughter Emma Beach, 34, are accused of ambushing Sophia Walton and Amanda Gaye in October this year. The pair allegedly also stole £20 from Ms Gaye during the attack, it is said.

A number of angry villagers say they are boycotting their local Waitrose - after a popular car park attendant was suspended from duties. Residents in Alderley Edge are up in arms about the suspension of Robert Shaw, known as Bob, who patrols the Waitrose car park in the Cheshire village.

Eamonn Holmes is struggling with his mental health after being left wheelchair bound and hardly able to walk.

Coronation Street actor Charlie Lawson has married his partner of 22 years Debbie Stanley.

When Debbie Stanley thought about walking down the aisle to meet her beau, Coronation Street legend Charlie Lawson after twenty two years together, she knew exactly what she would be wearing. Whilst most brides traditionally wear a dress of some sort for their nuptials, Debbie, 59, wanted to buck the trend, wearing a three-piece outfit that was inspired by the Emmerdale character of her pal Claire King, 61.

The tears were flowing as Corrie's Simon Gregson made an emotional best man speech at the wedding of his on-screen dad, Charlie Lawson, who played Jim McDonald on Coronation Street. Simon, 49, has been friends with Charlie, 63, since they met, when Simon was aged just 14. And he certainly delivered when making his best man speech at the nuptials for his TV dad, which took place at Shrigley Hall in Cheshire.The speech was, in equal parts, emotional and hilarious, with Simon getting the crowd crying and laughing, with bride Debbie labelling it as 'unbelievable'.

Coronation Street legends past and present reunited to celebrate the marriage of Charlie Lawson and his long-time partner Debbie Stanley, but it was a certain familiar face presiding over proceedings who almost stole the show. Charlie and Debbie’s officiator was none other than daytime TV royalty Eamonn Holmes, a close pal of the groom for more than 30 years.

Coronation Street stars past and present turned out to celebrate the marriage of Charlie Lawson and Debbie Stanley, but it was a certain familiar face presiding over proceedings that very nearly stole the show. Charlie, 63, and 59 year old Debbie’s officiator was, remarkably, daytime TV legend Eamonn Holmes, 63, who’s been close pals with the groom for more than thirty years.

We know him best for playing Jim McDonald in Coronation Street, but actor Charlie Lawson is about to take centre stage for an entirely different reason, as he prepares to tie the knot in a ceremony officiated by his showbiz pal Eamonn Holmes. The 63 year old actor is due to marry his fiancée Debbie Stanley after being engaged to her for more than a decade, with GB News star Eamonn stepping in to help oversee the ceremony after a special phone call from his dear friend personally requesting his presence.

Northern Irish broadcaster Eamonn Holmes has revealed he is to preside over the wedding of former Coronation Street actor Charlie Lawson.The 63-year-old GB News presenter joked that he should become “some sort of preacher” after he was asked to conduct the forthcoming marriage ceremony for Co Fermanagh-born Charlie, who played Jim McDonald in the ITV soap for 11 years.The actor, also 63, who has featured in occasional episodes of Coronation Street since his exit in 2000, is marrying businesswoman Debbie Stanley after being engaged to her for more than a decade. On GB News on Tuesday, 12 September, Eamonn revealed that he will be officiating at the ceremony while he was talking about the global pop star Ed Sheeran gatecrashing a wedding in Las Vegas.

Eamonn Holmes has announced he's landed himself an unusual but prestigious role at Coronation Street star Charlie Lawson's wedding.

Coronation Street have confirmed Bill Webster had died with his son Kevin Webster by his side. It was confirmed during tonight's episode that Bill - who was played by Peter Armitage - had passed away with his family by his side. Tonight, multiple residents of Weatherfield had it confirmed to them that Bill had passed away.

CORONATION Street legend Charlie Lawson has revealed that the ITV soap could be axed within 10 years. The actor - who played Jim McDonald in the programme - thinks that it's a possibility as the popular of streaming services continue to rise.

Coronation Street star Charlie Lawson has hit out Jedward's controversial remarks about the monarchy following the death of the Queen last Thursday.

Victoria Beckham, 48, reportedly doesn't believe Nicola Peltz is the "charming girl she once knew," according to a new source.The 27-year-old married Victoria and David's oldest son Brooklyn Beckham, 23, at a Palm Beach wedding back in April.Despite snaps of the family seeming to get along with Nicola, ongoing rumours claim not all is as it seems.A source told to Heat Magazine: "Vic says Nicola is not the charming girl she once knew"Nicola wasn't really famous before she met Brooklyn."Sure, she was rich, but she was an actress with a few small movies to her name.Piers Morgan delivers dig to Meghan Markle as kids gain royal titles"Since she married Brooklyn, her profile has sky-rocketed."Express.co.uk has contacted a representative for Victoria for comment.Rumours about the pair not getting along began following the couple's big day.According to a source, Nicola "stormed off" during her wedding after Marc Anthony's speech reportedly caused her to cry.The speech was said to be dedicated to her mother-in-law Victoria.An insider told the Daily Mail: "It was totally just an ode to Victoria and how awesome she is."She stormed off in the middle of her wedding reception with [her sister] Brittany and her mom, and was crying her eyes out."Another report claimed Victoria switched the couple's first dance to a mother and son one instead.James Martin supported by fans as he shares heartbreaking post [REACTION]Corrie's Charlie Lawson blasts Jedward over controversial royal tweets [REVEALED]Rita Ora leaves little to the imagination in sparkly silver bodysuit [PICTURED]Despite ongoing rumours about the pair, Brooklyn previously said that everybody gets along.In her latest interview, the actress praised her own mum for helping her with

King Charles III should "hand back" the six counties of Northern Ireland and also called for the monarchy to be abolished.The twins, John and Edward Grimes, were met with backlash over the tweets, which included a response from actor Charlie Lawson.The 62-year-old, who plays Jim McDonald on Coronation Street, told the brothers: "Shut up y'pair of t***s."His response was to Jedward's tweet, which read: "King Charles should have back the six Irish counties on his visit to Northern Ireland."No war. Just wars.

Coronation Street's Charlie Lawson has weighed in after X Factor twins Jedward urged King Charles III to "hand back the six Irish counties".The Irish twins – John and Edward Grimes – have already caused a stir on social media following the Queen's death, by saying the monarchy should be abolished.And they've now tweeted about the new monarch.READ MORE: Jedward slammed for brutal 'abolish the monarchy' Twitter rant after Queen's deathTheir post said: "King Charles should hand back the six Irish counties on his visit to Northern Ireland – No war! Just words! It's time."Actor Charlie, who starred as Jim McDonald in the ITV soap, was among those to comment."Shut up y'pair of t****!!" he tweeted.Charlie – who is from Northern Ireland – also waded in after the twins suggested that "people in denial about Britain's Imperialist past need to get a grip"."Change is hard when your education is a censored version of history," they posted.But Charlie tweeted: "Oh shut up!" Jedward's comments have sparked debate on Twitter in recent days.While some people have criticised their tweets, others have defended the singers.The pair have also addressed the backlash."Victims of colonisation are entitled to express how they feel!" they tweeted."Beyond all the celebratory royal posts and propaganda the majority [don't give a f***]."The singers – who were on the sixth series of The X Factor back in 2009 – also revealed that they have faced threats over their remarks.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here."Psychos are sending us death threats!" they tweeted."Your threatening behaviour and criminality will not intimidate us."Charlie made his debut on the cobbles as Jim in 1989 and

Coronation Street.Charlie Lawson is in talks over a cobbles comeback, despite saying the show had gone downhill.And the actor, 62, who played killer Jim for 11 years, said producers and screenwriters will discuss his comeback after he held “positive” talks.The Northern Irishman said: “In six months’ time there might just be a gasp, the cameras cut to the door in the Rovers Return and there’s your man.“The last time I was on was three years ago, but wokeness has become a pain in the a***, and the question is, ‘Where would Jim McDonald fit in?’“I’ve spoken to (director) Ian (Bevitt), and Simon Gregson (Steve McDonald) and they think Jim’s return could bring something.“It’s to be hoped the writers aren’t into all this politically correct nonsense and they can see a place for Jim. I’m definitely up for it.” This comes after fans spotted Beverley Callard's 'secret role' on Coronation Street, years before she joined the ITV soap as Liz McDonald.

CORONATION Street legend Jim McDonald could soon be making another epic return, according to actor Charlie Lawson. The star, 62, has claimed he's been in talks with the soap to bring back Steve McDonald's dad.

Coronation Street star Charlie Lawson has slammed British soaps for 'ticking boxes'. The actor, who portrayed imprisoned Jim McDonald, appeared on GB News alongside former fellow Weatherfield resident Sherrie Hewson and Brookside's Tina Malone.Charlie, 62, was quizzed by broadcast Dan Wootton on "wokeness" and admitted current soaps don't "reflect reality".The actor argued that viewers would "start to switch off" from watching soaps as bosses choose to tick boxes.He admitted to feeling a sense of despair over the constant stream of "new things that you can and can't do".It came as Dan chatted to Charlie and fellow soap stars in the wake of June Brown's death.Charlie raised that many viewers are being extremely tight-lipped about what they want to watch and are afraid of calling soap bosses out.He told GMB's Dan: "We're great at being a silent majority in this b****y country over a great deal of things and I try not to be, to my detriment."There's always new things that you can and can't do and I despair and that goes across society in my humble opinion." He raged: "I hope to god that Corrie and EastEnders or whatever, Emmerdale Farm are around in 10 years but I think people start to switch off because boxes are being ticked with such heavy black ink and I mean that across the whole television industry."There is a silent majority out there who just want to say, excuse my French, they want to say, 'B******s to that, I want to watch what I want to watch'." During his stint on Coronation Street back in the late 90s, Charlie's character became temporarily wheelchair-bound following an altercation with son Steve in 1998.

Coronation Street star Charlie Lawson has hit out at ITV show I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, blasting it's "politically correct" environment.