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Neighbours could see Ramsay Street "taken over by developers".The special hour-long finale episode of the Australian soap opera will air on Friday (July 29) after 37 years.Channel 5 said at the time that they decided to drop the continuing drama from their schedules in favourite of "original UK drama".READ MORE: When is Neighbours final episode and what is the plot as famous faces reuniteBosses have remained tight-lipped about exactly what's set to happen in the final episode, but have revealed that it will be "gripping and emotional".Bookmakers Coral have Ramsay Street to be bought by developers in the final episode odds on at 3/1.They also have the iconic street to be hit by a huge explosion at 8/1 and Neighbours to be revealed to have been "a dream" at 25/1.Coral's Harry Aitkenhead said: "Ramsay Street is sure to go through some trauma on its final appearance on our screens and nothing can be ruled out, our guide odds on what viewers might expect to see certainly doesn't rule out developers taking over the street."A plot twist certainly would be the whole show to be revealed to have been a dream."The final few episodes leading to the grand finale have been described as an on-air celebration of the show’s legacy and must-see television.A trailer for the final scenes has been released and shows what viewers can expect.Harold Bishop, reflecting on his time in Erinsborough, says: "It certainly feels like the end of an era.

weather throughout the week as sun-lovers continue to pack the nation's beaches.Midday temperatures in the high teens and mid twenties made for a sizzling Saturday in some parts on Saturday (May 8) — but forecasters say the best is yet to come.The mercury could even rocket up to 26C on the south coast of England, smashing the current record of 23C for 2022's hottest day.Met Office meteorologist Annie Shuttleworth said: “It’s likely we’ll see those warm and much warmer than average temperatures across the UK. Ultra-violet light levels will likely be high.” However, tempreatures could fall back to the mid teens as the week draws to a close, marking an end to the heatwave.Meteorologist Dan Stroud predicted Scotland and Northern Ireland would experience slightly cooler tempreatures than the rest of the UK, and said: "We're thinking at the moment we're going to see a legacy of cloud and outbreaks of rain clear in the south-east on Saturday morning and then brightening up from the north and the west."Some decent sunny spells and feeling rather warm in the sunshine across many areas of England and Wales.

weather will continue throughout the weekend across many parts of the UK, according to forecasts.Pleasant temperature high in the upper teens and low twenties have been predicted by both BBC Weather and the Met Office, with this warm spell expected to last into next week.It comes after St James's Park in London saw the mercury rise to 23.3C on Friday (May 6), almost matching 2022's current record of 23.4C.Some light showers could however spoil the fun for some in the south and south-eat of England on Saturday (May 7), with the Met Office forecast reading: "Early low cloud and drizzle across SE England slowly giving way to brighter skies but also a few showers. Elsewhere, most parts dry with warm sunny spells and light winds.

UK is set to be battered by lightning and hail this week despite a mini-heatwave bringing 21C temperatures, according to the Met Office.The national weather agency has predicted a "lively" outlook, with Brits experiencing a range of different conditions.Unfortunately, those conditions aren't expected to get any better as the week progresses. Speaking to the Daily Express, Met Office meteorologist Aidan McGivern said: "There will be hail and thunder, and they will be quite lively things."Where we get sunny spells, it will feel quite warm and there will be a noticeable difference in the east."As warmth from the southwest makes its way towards the UK...

Easter bank holiday weekend in style by taking to the town in their droves. With many people off work today (April 15), town centres were invaded by droves of bunny-ear clad drinkers last night, intent on enjoying the four-day weekend.Bars and pubs in Leeds, Newcastle and other major cities were packed to the rafters, as forecasters said today that temperatures will hit 22c today - perfect for another night on the tiles.Bookies have even cut the odds on Easter being the hottest on record, with it due to be hotter than Majorca, Spain.Revellers in Newcastle were snapped enjoying themselves, with one young woman getting into the Easter spirit with a pair of bunny ears.A group of lads were spotted at a late-night takeaway, having a munch to soak up the alcohol so they could get back on it on Good Friday no doubt.Liverpool was also hopping mad, with people out in the cities bars in force.The city was in high spirits after Liverpool progressed in the Champions League, and Concert Square was a hive of activity.

Easter being the hottest on record – with 21C highs making it warmer than Majorca this week.Easter bunnies will be baking as weather temperatures double thanks to hot air blown 2,000 miles from the Sahara desert.Highs will push 19C from today and nudge 21C by Thursday, with 20C expected over the holiday weekend.Majorca is due to be just 17C.Coral slashed odds on record temperatures from 4-1 to 5-4.Spokesman Harry Aitkenhead said: “The sun will shine and the odds say this Easter could enter the record books.”But drivers face a trip to the car wash – as “blood rain” tomorrow will stain motors with orange Sahara dust again, as happened last month.Skies look mainly dry for the south from Wednesday, with the north staying unsettled before showers reduce for the weekend.Met Office forecaster Marco Petagna said: “Easter looks promising, with high pressure dominating.“Warmer weather will be seen as winds swing to the south. Sometimes we see a step change in temperatures signalling the start of spring proper, and this week could mark that change.”A Met Office forecaster added: “Temperatures will be on the rise as warmer air spreads across the UK, with potential for 20C.“It becomes warmer in the south from Wednesday, with the north more changeable.”This weekend’s Easter getaway will be the busiest on the UK’s roads in at least eight years, motorists are being warned.An estimated 21.5million leisure trips will be made by car between Good Friday and Easter Monday, the RAC said.The Met Office site says that from mid-April, more settled conditions are expected "with longer spells of dry and fine weather."It added: "However, changeable intervals are possible.

50 Shades of Grey star Jamie Dornan 's chances of becoming the next 007 agent appear to be rising by the day.

Richard Madden is now the favourite to play the next James Bond at odds of 9-4, according to bookmaker Coral.

Harry Potter franchise, is tipped to be in this year’s I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! series.Bookmakers at Coral have slashed the odds on the star to just 4-5, making it a strong chance that she will be part of the 2021 lineup.The 30-year-old Irish actress and activist made her film debut in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, in 2007.Evanna then went on to appear in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) as well as subsequent films Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 and 2 in the franchise.A spokesperson for Coral, Harry Aitkenhead, said: "Harry Potter fans were surprised to see Evanna Lynch on screen this week but we don't think it'll be the last we see of her this year.

Eurovision Song Contest.With just over a week to go until the semi-finals are held in Rotterdam, Coral spokesman Harry Aitkenhead has said neither country has "much hope at all" of finishing with a high score.It might not be surprising after the UK finished dead last back in 2019 with Michael Rice’s song Bigger Than Us scoring just 11 points.Meanwhile, France and Malta are being billed as joint favourites to scoop the coveted Eurovision crown."France have now joined Malta as the joint favourite for the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest with just over a week to [go] until it all kicks off," Harry said."We can’t choose between the two for who will go into the competition as the leading contender."He added: "We aren’t giving the United Kingdom or

lockdown restrictions easing on Monday.British Summer Time started on Sunday and temperatures are expected to go as high as 25C this week – making it hotter than Ibiza.Hot air from Spain will see balmy weather hit tomorrow as coronavirus restrictions around socialising outdoors are lifted by the government.And the conditions are expected to last until Wednesday.

Diana is the firm favourite for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s baby name – with the odds at 5-1.Bookmaker Coral made the announcement, with Alexandria coming in second at 8-1.Alice, Emma, Grace and Greta are tied third at 16-1.Spokesman Harry Aitkenhead said: "Diana has been by far the most popular name in our betting since Harry and Meghan confirmed that they were having a baby girl, and it is the 5-1 favourite now to be the name they go for."Alexandria is the second favourite, whilst Alice, Emma, Grace and Greta are all in the mix too.”A spokesperson for the couple confirmed Meghan was pregnant on Valentine’s Day.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex later announced they were expecting a daughter “sometime in the summer” during their interview

Tough guy actor Tom Hardy has been revealed as the bookies’ new favourite to be the next James Bond.

GEMMA Collins has been tipped to star in this year's Strictly Come Dancing. The former Towie star, 39, has been ranked among the bookies' favourites to appear on the hugely popular BBC1 series.

Gemma Collins has been tipped to hit the dance floor for this year's Strictly Come Dancing.

Love Island winner Amber Gill is the latest showbiz name tipped to join the Strictly Come Dancing line-up for the upcoming series.The former beauty therapist, 23, won the ITV2 dating show last summer – but is she about to scoop up the glitterball trophy?Bookies have revealed that they've seen a rush in Strictly bets on the ITV2 dating show star.The influencer is said to be at odds of 10-11, ahead of the unveiling of the confirmed line-up.Coral's Harry Aitkenhead said: "There was no Love Island this summer but we think we'll be seeing plenty of last year's winner on our screens this autumn."We make Amber odds on to be a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing."Just months after winning the Love Island prize with Greg O'Shea, Amber was left

Amber Gill is the latest star tipped to join the Strictly Come Dancing 2020 line-up.

LOVE Island star Amber Gill is set to take part in this year's Strictly Come Dancing according to bookies. Bookmaker Coral have revealed they've seen a rush of bets on Amber with odds of 10-11.

Love Island and Celebs Go Dating.Rumours have been swirling just weeks after ITV confirmed I'm A Celebrity will return for its 20th series later this year.Whispers have suggested the series could be relocated from Australia to Scotland amid the raging coronavirus pandemic.Speculation about the upcoming contestants has been rife and the latest to get caught in the wind is Amy.Coral have odds on the Love Island star making an appearance at 1-2.Coral's Harry Aitkenhead said: "Amy spent last summer on our screens and we think this winter she'll be back on ITV but in a very different surrounding."We make her odds on to enter the jungle, and think she could be perfect for I'm a Celeb."Recently, Amy has got a 100K teeth makeover after she was

Love Island and Celebs Go Dating. Rumours have been swirling just weeks after ITV confirmed I'm A Celebrity will return for its 20th series later this year.

Maya Jama is the latest celebrity to be tipped for this year's forthcoming I'm A Celebrity line-up.