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He shared that in real life, people sit around talking about “silly things” and the show needs to do more to mimic real life.The star said: “You used to have Charlie, Patrick Trueman (Rudolph Walker) and Jim Branning (John Bardon) sitting at the allotments with a few beers, just talking about silly things.“That's what happens in real life. You need that on EastEnders.”Derek’s character used to belong to the Slater family before he was killed off and he has expressed disappointment that the family has nearly been written out of the show.The Slater family starred popular characters like Little Mo, Big Mo and Zoe.Only two characters of the Slater family now remain and Derek said the show has therefore lost a key part of its original identity.He said EastEnders has lost out to Coronation Street, which still has “strong families".He commented: “Coronation Street still has strong families but EastEnders seems to have lost that.

Life in the spotlight. Sarah Ferguson didn’t have the smoothest transition into royal life after marrying Prince Andrew — but she eventually found her footing.

Sheridan Smith wowed when she strutted her stuff on the BRIT Awards red carpet.

Sarah Harding, 39, announced she had been diagnosed with breast cancer in August of last year.The former Girls Aloud star has today given an update on how she is doing, as she spoke of her new book titled Hear Me Out: My Story, My Words, My Life.In a post to her 230,400 Twitter followers, Sarah began: "Hi everyone!"I hope you are keeping safe and as well as possible with everything that's going on."I know I'm not really that present on here which I promise I'll try to get a bit better at, as honestly it means the world to me when I come on and see all your well wishes."Opening up on her health, Sarah spoke of how the ongoing support she has received has helped her through her "bad days".One wrote: "Take your time hun, we're all still here

Channel 5 series Jane McDonald's Weekends Away.While enjoying the hotels, food and wine, she revealed there was one thing missing on her time away.After speaking to a couple on their honeymoon, Jane shared: "This is my perfect night, the only thing missing for me is my other half.This is just such a romantic place."She continued: "Everywhere you look it’s a beautiful view, they’ve got fine wines, they’ve got great food."I love it here.

Katie Price and Peter Andre couldn't keep their hands off each other in the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here jungle.

Shaun Wallace has spoken out about the moment his desire to become a barrister was shut down by his school career's advisor, when he was a teenager.

Les Dennis and fellow Masterchef legends Angellica Bell and Spencer Matthews will join Gregg Wallace and John Torode in judging the remaining celebrities abilities as they battle it out for the last two spots in the semi-finals.

Rock legend Little Richard was almost shot dead by a police officer after letting his set overrun for a third time, according to Hollies drummer Bobby Elliott.

Jane McDonald will show her highlights from her cruise around Scotland tonight (Saturday, July 4) but while she has become well known for her Cruising series what is known of her life of camera?Jane and Eddie are not currently married, but they are engaged.The couple has been engaged for 12 years after Eddie popped the question in 2008.Jane wrote about the moment Eddie got down on one knee in her 2019 autobiography Riding The Waves, My Story.Jane wrote: "Suddenly, Ed cleared his throat and put his hand in his pocket."'Jane, you are definitely the one for me, and I should have done this 26 years ago,' he said.

, Buchanan speaks about her experiences in the group in a YouTube video entitled Life As The 'Black' Sugababe - My Story.Highlighting press reports in which she was described as a bully, she said the band - which formed in 1998 when she was still a teenager - had "fall-outs like most teenage girls" and added: "I have never bullied anyone in my life."The way articles were worded allowed people "to get a picture in their mind of me being the angry black woman," she said.Buchanan also spoke about being labelled "difficult" in certain situations, such as asking to check details with a lawyer when she was given contracts to sign."I wasn't allowed to be upset," she says.

, Buchanan speaks about her experiences in the group in a YouTube video entitled Life As The 'Black' Sugababe - My Story.Highlighting press reports in which she was described as a bully, she said the band - which formed in 1998 when she was still a teenager - had "fall-outs like most teenage girls" and added: "I have never bullied anyone in my life."The way articles were worded allowed people "to get a picture in their mind of me being the angry black woman," she said.Buchanan also spoke about being labelled "difficult" in certain situations, such as asking to check details with a lawyer when she was given contracts to sign."I wasn't allowed to be upset," she says.