queen Vic: Last News

EastEnders fans are buzzing with theories that Fraser might be teaming up with Aunt Babe for a dark revenge plot against Linda Carter. Earlier this week, Fraser popped into The Queen Vic, introducing himself as an associate of Dean Wicks, who's currently behind bars for the murder of Keanu Taylor. In a chilling twist for The Six, Fraser offered Linda a deal - withdraw her witness statement and he'd confess to raping her.

While Danny Dyer is now best remembered as Queen Vic landlord Mick Carter, he had a long acting career before setting foot in Albert Square – and it wasn’t all cheesy gangster movies.The role of Mick gave his career a shot in the arm and turned Danny into a national treasure in many people’s eyes. Since leaving in 2022, he taken on new roles including Sky Comedy Mr Bigstuff and an upcoming screen adaptation of Jilly Cooper’s racy novel Rivals. But given his long acting pedigree, it’s not surprising he’s not struggled for work.

Music sensation Cher has taken her fans by complete surprise with her latest career move, which saw her pop up in a classic EastEnders scene - although soap lovers shouldn't get too excited just yet.The 78-year-old was seen duetting her hit song 'I Got You Babe' with EastEnders character Barry Evans (played by Shaun Williamson) as the rest of the cast watched on in The Queen Vic pub, however the clip was just part of Cher's starring role in the advert for U, UKTV's new streaming service. In the advert, Cher is presented with streaming service U and asked to help share the news.

Chrissie Watts is returning to Walford nearly 20 years after her explosive exit.The iconic EastEnders character, played by Tracy-Ann Oberman, was a regular on the soap from 2004 until 2005 and was the wife of Dirty Den. Chrissie became a hit with viewers and appeared in an impressive 218 episodes. During her stint in Albert Square, she was the landlady of the Queen Vic and featured in numerous storyline and is mostly remembered for killing her husband.

A huge EastEnders legend is set to return, after almost 20 years away from the show. Chrissie Watts' character is to make a bombshell entrance, nearly two decades on since being jailed.

Albert Square has been graced by many faces since the BBC's flagship soap EastEnders first hit our screens in 1985. However, only a handful of those actors have gone on to achieve national acclaim, let alone international success. Among the few who've managed to bag small roles in Hollywood blockbusters are some well-known personalities, such as Ben Hardy (who played Peter Beale) and Michelle Ryan (Zoe Slater).

EastEnders is set to air some shocking revelations for several characters in the upcoming episodes, with one Mitchell deciding to bid farewell to Walford.The drama begins when Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick) organises a birthday bash for his dad Stevie (Alan Ford) at The Queen Vic. As the Mitchells gather, Billy tells his son Will that Stevie and his long-lost mum, Val, share the same birthday. However, he confesses that he has no idea where his mother is.

Haluk Bilginer, who played Mehmet Osman in EastEnders during the late 80s, has appeared looking strikingly different to his former character in his latest role. The actor was part of the cast of EastEnders from 1985 to 1989 and was the sibling of Ali Osman, portrayed by Nejdet Salih.

The emotional departure on EastEnders was aired in an early release on BBC iPlayer. Stevie Mitchell, portrayed by Alan Ford, left Walford after executing a clever revenge plot against Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden). Billy (Perry Fenwick) was also left shocked after discovering the truth about his mother's death.

EastEnders' Sharon Watts could be set to find herself in yet another Mitchell brother triangle.The character (Letitia Dean) has had her fair share of love interests on the soap. Since making her debut in 1985, she has gone on to have a slew of romances with Walford men. Recently, she was left devastated after the death of fiance Keanu Taylor (Danny Walters) - who was stabbed by Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) after he attempted to strangle Sharon after learning her son, Albie, wasn't his.

EastEnders star Angela Wynter teased the return of familiar face despite being killed off. Keanu Taylor (Danny Walters) was murdered by Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) last Christmas as the mechanic was about to strangle fiancee Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean) in the Queen Vic. Sharon discovered Keanu had a role to play in her son Albie’s kidnapping but she later confessed to him that he was not Albie’s father, as the his dad is actually Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden).

EastEnders' brand new £87million set has been hit by a rather unexpected drama a rat invasion.The BBC had to dial up pest control pronto when the pesky rodents were seen scurrying around the soap's prop store, nibbling on props and setting up camp in Albert Square. The Sun got the scoop with a report claiming: "Attended site for call-out due to reported rat activity in the EastEnders prop store mezzanine floor." It went on to detail: "A thorough visual inspection was carried out showing chewed products/ nesting material." An insider spilled the beans to the tabloid, saying: "'EastEnders' has always tried to represent London and that's become a little too true with an outbreak of rats." They dished out more dirt: "No one wants to see rodents at work and they have been causing a headache by chewing props and leaving droppings everywhere." But fear not, fans of Walford's favourite pub the Queen Vic remains untouched by the rodent ruckus.The source quipped: "Thankfully none have made it into the Queen Vic - yet." Despite the furry fiasco, the BBC soap has downplayed the situation, denying any major "infestation" but confirming that "specialists" have occasionally been summoned to tackle these uninvited guests.

EastEnders fans reckon they've figured out Stevie Mitchell's secret - and it doesn't bode well for his son Billy. Alan Ford, who plays the character, arrived in Walford earlier this year. As Billy's (Perry Fenwick) long-lost father, Stevie first graced our screens in January at Aunt Sal's (Anna Karen) funeral.

EastEnders viewers were left stunned after recognising the actor playing new character Teddy Mitchell. Roland Manookian, who portrays Teddy, made his debut on the soap this week.Teddy arrived in Walford with his sons Harry (Elijah Holloway) and Barney (Lewis Bridgeman), searching for his father Stevie (Alan Ford). As fans will remember, Stevie is Billy Mitchell's (Perry Fenwick) estranged dad who showed up in the square earlier this year hoping to reconcile.The elderly man ended up in hospital recently after being hit by his grandson Will (Freddie Phillips).

EastEnders' icon Danny Dyer has assured fans that he's on board for a return to the BBC soap as Mick Carter - albeit with a unique twist - despite the character being declared dead. The ill-fated landlord of The Queen Vic vanished amidst spectacle and drama on Christmas Day 2022, after plunging into the ocean in a bid to rescue 'drowning' Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) and an expectant Janine Butcher (Charlie Brooks).

EastEnders' Callum Highway (Tony Clay) is set to take on the murder case of Keanu Taylor in episodes this week, as he tries to distract himself with work after husband Ben Mitchell (Max Bowden ) was jailed for fraud earlier this year. And as his detective skills lead him to grow suspicious of Linda, things could be all over in for The Six.The events of Keanu Taylor’s murder went down in the Queen Vic on Christmas day, with Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) being the one to finalise the lethal strike.

Actor Nicholas Ball, famous for playing gang lord Terry Bates in EastEnders, has passed away, his agent has announced. In their statement, Nicholas's agent announced that he had "passed away following a short illness." They also paid tribute to his "successful acting career on stage and screen spanned an impressive six decades." He made a number of appearances in EastEnders between 2007 and 2009, where his character caused chaos in the Queen Vic, and event attacked the iconic Peggy Mitchell (played by the late Dame Barbara Windsor).

EastEnders die-hard fans will remember Cindy Beale as the notorious scarlet woman, infamous for her secret affair with David Wicks behind husband Ian Beale's back. Even though it's been a quarter of a century since Cindy wreaked havoc in Albert Square, BBC soap viewers are predicting she's about to break hearts once more - but not with George Knight, who she's been trying to rekindle a romance with since her return to Walford.The audacious mum, portrayed by Michelle Collins, 62, has left fans speculating that she's got her eye on George's son Junior for a scandalous affair.

EastEnders fans were left in tears on Thursday night's episode as Whitney Dean bid farewell to the BBC One soap after a 16-year stint.

Eastenders fans were left in tears on Thursday night (23 May) as Whitney Dean, played by Shona McGarty, made her exit from the BBC soap after a 16-year stint. Whitney, who first appeared on our screens back in 2008, has been at the centre of numerous dramatic storylines over the years. Most recently, she was left devastated when she discovered that her partner and father of her newborn baby Dolly, Zack Hudson, had cheated on her with her friend Lauren Branning.

EastEnders has finally called time on George Knight and Elaine Peacock's relationship, with the couple officially splitting in Thursday night's episode.This won't come as a huge shock to fans of the soap as Elaine had recently overheard George and his ex-wife Cindy talking about a secret kiss they had shared. The landlord and landlady of The Queen Vic faced off in a dramatic confrontation as Elaine ( Harriet Thorpe ) implored George ( Colin Salmon ) to open up, having struggled with the loss of his mum, reuniting with his estranged son Junior and learning that his adopted dad had murdered his real father. When George refused, Elaine blurted out: "You kissed her!" referring to his smooch with ex-wife Cindy.