Michelle Fowler: Last News

EastEnders, after he fails to confess the full extent of his prison sentence to Kat Slater.Worried he might be put on remand, DCI Keeble later revealed his fate to him, and asked him to become a police informant - otherwise he would go to prison.However Phil said he was not a "grass" and told DCI Keeble that he would not go through with it.With Phil's prison fate seeming more and more likely, will he agree to the deal? Or will he be put behind bars?Many of Phil Mitchell's fellow Albert Square residents have served time in jail before him, and here, Daily Star takes a look at some of the most memorable characters who were sent to prison.'Dirty' Den Watts has had a villainous past and was part of some of the soap's biggest storylines, including handing divorce papers to wife Angie Watts and fathering a baby with Michelle Fowler.However in 1988, the pub owner was forced to turn himself into the police after a criminal gang called The Firm intended to kill him.The only way he could escape The Firm, was to turn himself in and take the rap for an arson attack that happened a few years before.He was later remanded in custody in prison at HMP Dickens Hill, but on his way to his trial in 1989, The Firm hijacked the vehicle and kidnapped Den.Though he managed to escape, he was later shot by an unknown gunman and fell into a canal, leaving viewers presuming that he was dead - until his shock return to the square 14 years later.

Former EastEnders actress Scarlett Johnson, who played Vicki Fowler in the soap, looks totally different nearly 20 years after she quit the show. She is now 38 years old, and worlds away from the fiery character who spent time in Albert Square. Scarlett's character had her own unique look, teaming baggy trousers with tight crop tops, while she rocked short, dyed red hair.

EastEnders' Sharon has had some of the most dramatic and steamy scenes in Albert Square over the years.Sharon Watts, played by actress Letitia Dean, has been known for some saucy romances over the years including brothers Grant and Phil Mitchell, her adoptive half-brother Dennis Rickman and young mechanic Keanu Taylor.It isn't just steamy love affairs that viewers have seen Sharon get involved with, she's also had bust ups, rows and clashes with her fellow Albert Square residents over the years too.READ MORE: EastEnders spoilers: Dean 'returns', Sharon and Keanu reunion and affair twistWe've rounded up some of her hottest moments from kisses, affairs to cat fights and screaming rows...One of the earliest scandals that Sharon found herself in was being caught between the Mitchell brothers in what was commonly known as "Sharongate".Married to Grant Mitchell (Ross Kemp), Sharon had fallen for brother-in-law Phil (Steve McFadden) and had a steamy affair before the truth all came out.Viewers watched as the love triangle reached a tense climax on October 24, 1994, attracting 25.3million viewers.Sharon had confessed her affair to friend Michelle Fowler, who had inadvertently recorded it on tape which then fell into the hands of husband Grant.Furious with his wife's indiscretion, he played the tape in the middle of The Queen Vic embarrassing both Sharon and Phil.The anger didn't stop there though, Grant went on to attack his brother with Phil nearly killed in the attack.Sharon's steamy romances have always been entertaining TV for viewers, and her hook up with adoptive brother Dennis Rickman (Nigel Harman) was no exception.The couple began seeing each other before the truth came out that Dennis was in fact the biological son of

EastEnders' newest villain Mica Paris has revealed she ditched her real name because she didn't want to be confused with the soap's Michelle Fowler character.

MICA Paris is known around the world for her soulful singing voice and collaborations with huge stars including Prince. But hers is a name we would never have heard if it were not for EastEnders.

EastEnders has been airing classic episodes on a Tuesday night as the soap's halt in production means they have run out of current editions.

In 1994, one of EastEnders' most iconic storylines came to an explosive conclusion.