Ena Sharples: Last News

Lord Alan Sugar, 75, and Piers Morgan, 57, began their feud in 2020 when The Apprentice host hit out at the latter for his comments on the government's handling of the pandemic.Since then, the pair have been involved in many spats on Twitter, and Lord Sugar has not been able to help himself since the start of Piers Morgan Uncensored on Monday.Piers took to Twitter on Wednesday to share an update about his new show, and his chat with Caitlyn Jenner.He said in view of his 7.9 million followers: "UPDATE: I had a great clear-the-air chat with Caitlyn on the phone last night and as a result, she will now be appearing exclusively on @PiersUncensored tomorrow night for an extended live interview."Lord Sugar then cheekily took aim at the interview last night, as he said: "Who you got on Friday. Ena Sharples granddaughter @piersmorgan."Piers then quipped: "I would have you but sadly nobody in America has a clue who you are."Lord Sugar then further added fuel to the fire in view of his 5.2 million followers, even involving former US president Donald Trump, with whom he's also feuded over who is in charge of The Apprentice, after they both fronted the US and UK versions of the series.The businessman replied: "As you keep telling me Donny does.

GMB's Richard Madeley had to quickly say sorry to Coronation Street's Jennie McAlpine during Monday's show after getting his facts wrong just moments into their chat. Jennie, famed for her role as Fiz on the cobbles, was on Good Morning Britain to chat about her character's latest drama, which involves the shock return of Tyrone's ex Alina and their baby son. As they welcomed Jennie via video link, Richard mentioned she'd been on the show for 27 years, but a shocked Jennie corrected him on the spot.

The late EastEnders star June Brown was best known for her role as the legendary Dot Cotton - but it wasn't the actresses first experience on a British soap.

EastEnders legend June Brown has tragically passed away at the age of 95, it was announced on Monday 4 April. The BBC One soap confirmed the sad news in a statement, which read: "We are deeply saddened to announce that our beloved June Brown, OBE, MBE sadly passed away last night." June was best known for playing Dot Cotton on the soap, a role she undertook for an incredible 35 years. However, this wasn't the actress' first soap role as she enjoyed a short stint in Coronation Street as Mrs.

The Chase star Anne Hegerty has revealed she’d love to land a role in ITV soap Coronation Street. Speaking during a recent episode of the popular afternoon ITV quiz show, Anne, also known as The Governess, confessed she’d be more than up for walking down the iconic cobbles, saying: “please cast me.” Anne made the admission during a chat with The Chase host Bradley Walsh when a former Corrie actress’ name was one of the possible answers to the question she was tackling.

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.