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Channel 5's star of Bargain Loving Brits in the Sun, Graham Boland, has sadly passed away, his family confirmed on Thursday, 18 January. He was a fan favourite of the reality show about Brits living in Benidorm taking advantage of the warmer weather and cheaper living costs. After moving his life to the holiday resort - which is also the location of the popular TV show of the same name starring Sherrie Hewson - he opened a popular bar called Happy Days.

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He was the flirty barman in hit ITV sitcom Benidorm for 11 years from 2007 to 2018. But now actor Jake Canuso, who's 54, is unrecognisable from his time playing hottie Mateo Castellanos. Jake starred alongside celebs including Crissy Rock – who's since opened up about her childhood abuse ordeal – as well as Johnny Vegas, Steve Pemberton and Sherrie Hewson, ending up as the show's longest-serving character and appearing in all 74 episodes.

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Actress Sherrie Hewson has teased a huge hint that popular ITV sitcom Benidorm will be making a return to TV as she shared a cryptic response to eagle-eyed social media fans.The Benidorm legend, 73, seemingly suggested the show might be returning for a new series, six years after it was cancelled. Sherrie's cryptic comment comes just a few months after the creator behind the much-loved comedy hinted at a possible revival of the show, Derren Litten, teased that he's ready to write new episodes. Benidorm aired from 2007 until 2018, bagging numerous awards and nominations including NTAs and BAFTAs.

RuPaul’s Drag Race UK star Ella Vaday - also known as Nick Collier - won over the audience of series 3 of the hit show with her sharp tongue and witty one-liners. Oozing confidence on and off screen, she finished runner-up but was arguably the viewer's choice for the top spot. Speaking exclusively to OK!, Nick, 35, reveals it has taken him a long time to accept himself and says he's never looked of felt better.The pair recently appeared in ITV1's festive The Real Full Monty: Jingle Balls, baring all in the name of charity, and Ella's incredible performance of "It All Starts With A Squeeze" - with Coleen Nolan and Sherrie Hewson as backing dancers - proved they had well and truly found their groove.

Pete Wicks has issued an in-advance apology to his mum as he admitted that he is "going to embarrass her".The 35 year old former TOWIE star is set to bare all in the second part of the ITV special The Real Full Monty: Jingle Balls, to raise awareness about cancer.The first episode aired on Monday, 11 December, with the second airing at 9pm on Tuesday, 12 December. He and a number of other celebrities who have been closely affected by cancer joined together to learn to dance and put on a show onstage, where they will strip off in aid of a good cause.

Julia Bradbury has joined the line-up of The Real Full Monty, which sees celebs strip off in a bid to raise awareness around cancer. The TV star was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2021 after finding a lump in 2020 that turned out to be a cluster of benign micro-cysts. A scan showed her to have a "high grade" 6cm tumour, which she had removed via surgery.

British actress Sherrie Hewson, 72, will be taking part in ITV show The Real Full Monty in honour of her beloved brother Brett Hutchinson, who died in 2020 after being diagnosed with an incurable brain tumour. ‌Sherrie has been gracing our screens for many years, across shows such as Coronation Street, Benidorm and more. ‌She joins the line-up of The Real Full Monty alongside the likes of TV presenter Julia Bradbury, reality TV royalty Gemma Collins, Dancing on Ice pro skater Vanessa Bauer and Corrie and Death in Paradise’s Victoria Ekanoye.

Former The Only Way Is Essex star Gemma Collins has excitedly announced she's welcomed a new family member and told fans she is "so obsessed". The 42 year old, who found fame on the Essex-based reality TV series, took to Instagram on Sunday to share the happy news with her followers that she's now an "official dog mummy" after recently welcoming a new pet pup into her life. Gemma excitedly introduced her new whippet named Blue to her fans online, writing: "OFFICIAL DOG MUMMY! Everyone meet BLUE.

Coronation Street's award-winning scriptwriter John Stevenson has sadly passed away. Aged 86 at the time of his death, John was responsible for the many of the ITV's soap most memorable plots over the course of 447 episodes up until 2006. One such corker was the devastating dementia battle for Mike Baldwin, played by the late Johnny Briggs.

The Only Way is Essex icon Gemma Collins will bare all on this Christmas' charity TV special The Real Full Monty, it's been confirmed. In an announcement, ITV has teased "jingle bells and baubles galore" as Britain's Got Talent's Ashley Banjo and Loose Women panelist Coleen Nolan reel in another batch of brave celebrities to raise awareness of live-saving cancer checks.

Over the years, the Coronation Street cobbles have gifted loyal viewers with more memorable characters than you can shake a stick at. From loveable rogues to dastardly villains, lovelorn singles to serial daters - in its 60 year history, the streets of Weatherfield have had it all.

Hollyoaks actress, 34, got to be very cheeky while playing saucy Miss Croft on the BBC special in 2016. She told the Daily Star Sunday: “I have a naughty sense of humour. That’s no secret.

Coronation Street star Charlie Lawson has slammed British soaps for 'ticking boxes'. The actor, who portrayed imprisoned Jim McDonald, appeared on GB News alongside former fellow Weatherfield resident Sherrie Hewson and Brookside's Tina Malone.Charlie, 62, was quizzed by broadcast Dan Wootton on "wokeness" and admitted current soaps don't "reflect reality".The actor argued that viewers would "start to switch off" from watching soaps as bosses choose to tick boxes.He admitted to feeling a sense of despair over the constant stream of "new things that you can and can't do".It came as Dan chatted to Charlie and fellow soap stars in the wake of June Brown's death.Charlie raised that many viewers are being extremely tight-lipped about what they want to watch and are afraid of calling soap bosses out.He told GMB's Dan: "We're great at being a silent majority in this b****y country over a great deal of things and I try not to be, to my detriment."There's always new things that you can and can't do and I despair and that goes across society in my humble opinion." He raged: "I hope to god that Corrie and EastEnders or whatever, Emmerdale Farm are around in 10 years but I think people start to switch off because boxes are being ticked with such heavy black ink and I mean that across the whole television industry."There is a silent majority out there who just want to say, excuse my French, they want to say, 'B******s to that, I want to watch what I want to watch'." During his stint on Coronation Street back in the late 90s, Charlie's character became temporarily wheelchair-bound following an altercation with son Steve in 1998.

Burton Joyce is described as a 'stereotypical village where people know each other'. Local businesses and residents describe it as 'wholesome' - and it also has a touch of stardustGavin and Stacey star Mathew Horne and Sherrie Hewson, known for her role in Coronation Street, grew up in the village. Former world champion boxer Carl Froch has been spotted in a local cafe and former Nottingham Forest defender and retired Leicester City Premier League-winning captain Wes Morgan at one of the village pubs.

“Sometimes Coronation Street you know, different people know me for different things and that's nice as well you know?”Les is currently on tour with the musical Fat Friends, based on the television show of the same name.Created by Kay Mellor, the original show starred Ruth Jones, James Corden, Sheridan Smith and Alison Steadman.The new musical stars Les and Sherrie Hewson alongside Hollyoaks’ Jessica Ellis and Lee Mead taking on the roles.Les admitted working with Kay was a big part of why he decided to join the show.He explained: “I always wanted to work with Kay.“We've talked about it and kept meeting each other at functions and talking about it.“And then when she asked me I thought, ‘Well, yeah, let's do this!’”

“I consider myself very fortunate to get so much work,” he continued.“I'm very lucky.

Coronation Street. It has been more than 15 years since she last played lovable Maureen Holdsworth on the hit ITV soap.

The future of Birds of a Feather is currently up in the air amid rumours that Pauline’s absence was the reason behind its cancellation.There were also some rumours of a “row” between the co-stars.The Sun reported earlier this year that Pauline and Linda had fallen out, which caused tensions behind the scenes.Linda has since denied this, speaking on Good Morning Britain back in July.She said: "We haven't had a falling out, Pauline doesn’t want to act any more, she wants to concentrate on her academy."You've got to respect her wishes.“We did the Christmas special, they asked us if we'd like to do it and we said yes."Pauline has never made a comment on the rumours.Les is currently appearing in the national tour of the musical Fat Friends.The show is touring the UK and sees him appearing alongside Lee Mead and Sherrie Hewson.

Loose Women panellist Sherrie Hewson has spoken out about her marriage to her ex-husband Ken Boyd, revealing that she should have left her partner "a long time" before they separated in 2001 and later divorced in 2011.Speaking on The Sun's Fabulous Magazine's podcast, Things I Told My Daughter, the former Coronation Street star, 71, claimed that she stayed with her partner as she didn't want to hurt their daughter.Sherrie was married to husband Ken for nearly 30 years before they decided to go their separate ways.Together they share daughter Keeley, who they had eight years into their marriage.In the podcast, the Benidorm actress claimed that she stayed with her husband Ken for 28 years as she didn't want to upset her daughter.Addressing the split, Sherrie said: "I’ve never allowed [Keeley] to have any pain or any upset or any hurt.“It was just so awful because it happened in a really bad way."The star went on to heartbreakingly tell that she had to move out of her beloved family home.Sherrie said: "Also we lived in a beautiful art-deco house in Esher in Surrey and had to leave there."She claimed that following the split she sent her ex-beau to Spain, adding that the break-up should've happened before it did.Sherrie added: "I am very practical so all I needed to do was know that I could get him gone, get rid of him."I bought an apartment in Spain, so I said, ‘You go there’."He went, we stayed here and then we moved," she explained.She added: "[The split] should have happened a long time before it happened."At the end of last year, the former Loose Women star looked back at her time on the show.The star claimed the panellists used to have “a lot of freedom” back when she was part of the lineup between 2003 and 2017, while