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The annual TV Choice Awards brought a number of stars to the red carpet at The Hilton on Park Lane, London on Monday 10 February.The glitzy event celebrated another fantastic year in television, with some of Britain's biggest stars of the small screen bagging the industry's most prestigious awards, as voted by the UK viewers.This year marked the 28th ceremony, with Jason Manford making his debut as host. Among the winners, Si King clinched the Best Food Show award for The Hairy Bikers Go West, the final series he made with his dearly missed screen partner Dave Myers.

Peter Kay has spoken out after ejecting three hecklers from his Better Late Than Never... Again! show in Manchester.The 51 year old comedian said the hecklers were spoiling the show for the rest of the attendees, claiming there comes a point where 'it's no longer fair' to the rest of the crowd. He also addressed his interaction with a female attendee he removed from the show, whom he compared to Emmerdale actress Lisa Riley.

Pauline Quirke's battle with dementia has taken a heart-wrenching turn as she can no longer recognise her family, according to her Birds of a Feather colleague. Her husband Steve Sheen had revealed last month that his wife was diagnosed with the condition in 2021, despite the public only now learning of her diagnosis. At 65, the beloved former Emmerdale and Birds of a Feather actress faces the devastating impact of dementia, which Birds of a Father writer Maurice Gran described to the Mirror as having "gathered pace" following her diagnosis.

Former Emmerdale actor Simon Lennon is gracing our screens once again in the latest episode of Death In Paradise.The actor, known for his role as Ben Tucker in Emmerdale, portrays a reality show contestant named Jonny in the second episode of the new series of the tropical crime drama. When a murder disrupts the finale of an outdoor adventure game show, Saint Marie's new Detective Inspector Mervin Wilson (Don Gilet) and his team are summoned to solve the case.

Emmerdale fans are convinced that the soap has hinted at a devastating exit for long-running character Cain Dingle. Cain, played by Jeff Hordley, has been a mainstay on the show for over two decades since his first appearance in 2000. Known for his bad boy charm and tumultuous love life, Cain has had viewers hooked with his dramatic storylines.

Emmerdale spoilers ahead for Thursday, 6 February episode available to watch now on ITVX but hasn't yet aired on ITV. In heart-wrenching episodes from Emmerdale this week, fans discovered the tragic truth about April Windsor's disappearance.

Coronation Street fans have been left in the lurch this week as the soap was pulled from the schedule, following ITV's recent decision to cut back on weekly soap episodes. On January 31st, Corrie enthusiasts were shocked when their regular fix of the cobbles was replaced by Six Nations Live. Unfortunately, it's set to happen again.

Emmerdale aired a harrowing twist in Tuesday night's episode, 4 February, as April Windsor was revealed to be pregnant. After discovering she was pregnant, April, played by Amelia Flanagan, fled the village, overwhelmed by the thought of burdening her family with the news. In a distressing turn of events, she chose to leave home, hoping to stay with friends, but instead found herself sleeping rough and meeting other young people who had experienced the same fate.

Emmerdale fans have been left reeling from a harrowing storyline that unveiled the fate of April Windsor, who disappeared at Christmas. In the heart-wrenching episode, viewers were shocked to discover that the teenager was pregnant. The revelation came after she fled the village upon discovering she was expecting, afraid of shattering her family's world.Tragically, the youngster ended up homeless and experienced a stillbirth in a gym toilet where she had sought refuge.

ITV has dropped the bombshell that it's entering talks about potential job cuts with its soap staff, following the recent shake-up of Coronation Street and Emmerdale's airing schedules.The broadcaster broke the news on Tuesday, revealing a major revamp for next year that will see fans enjoying five hours of soap drama per week instead of the current six. Emmerdale is set to grace our screens at 8pm every evening for 30 minutes, with Coronation Street hot on its heels at 8:30pm, creating what ITV is branding as the soap 'power hour'.This schedule shift means ITV will be trimming down its soap teams, and a TV insider has spilled to the Mirror that up to 12 percent of the workforce could face redundancy.They have revealed that out of the 600-strong crew working on both soaps, about 75 might find their roles axed.

Next week on Emmerdale, a catastrophic crash is set to leave lives hanging in the balance, while Caleb Miligan uncovers a startling secret. Caleb stirred up drama among the Dingles when he turned up a few Christmases ago, harbouring a dark secret. As Cain and Chas Dingle's brother, it wasn't long before his real agenda was revealed - he was hell-bent on getting back at Kim Tate for his father Frank Tate's death.

Coronation Street and Emmerdale fans are facing a major schedule shake-up next year. At present, Emmerdale airs every day at 7.30pm on ITV with a half-hour episode, and a special hour-long episode each Thursday. Coronation Street, on the other hand, airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8pm for an hour.

Emmerdale is gearing up to air a special episode next week, focusing on the disappearance of April Windsor.The episode will reveal how the teen's life took a drastic turn after she ended up living on the streets. Fans last saw April getting into an unknown car, following a difficult period where she discovered the truth about her mum Donna's death.There were earlier concerns that April might have been killed when a young girl clutching her purse was found stabbed.

It's been a rollercoaster ride in Emmerdale this week, with the village reeling from the fallout of Anthony's 'murder'.The plot thickens and viewers are sure they've cracked the case on where John Sugden has stashed the villain's body. So far, Aaron Dingle was under the impression he was responsible for Anthony's demise following a severe beating, although the story's taken another turn. After Aaron confronted Anthony over his abuse towards Ruby, he left the villain for dead at the depot.

Emmerdale's Aaron Dingle has been in a tough spot following Anthony Fox's death, after leaving him for dead. Last week, fans watched as Aaron confronted the villainous Anthony over his actions towards Ruby, which quickly escalated when Aaron lost control, leaving Anthony severely injured. Panicked that he might have killed him, Aaron sought help from John Sugden.The duo were previously seen attempting to make it appear as though Anthony had left the village by moving his car to Cain Dingle's garage.

Nicholas Day, who played the role of Emmerdale's paedophile Anthony Fox, was reportedly shaken by his character's portrayal, as revealed by Georgia Jay. The actor, known for his role as Detective Sergeant Michael Morley in ITV's Minder, joined the Emmerdale cast last November, playing Ruby Fox-Miligan's (Beth Cordingly) father. However, viewers were shocked when it was revealed that Anthony had sexually abused Ruby, resulting in the birth of Steph, who is unaware that Anthony is her biological father.

Steph Miligan is gearing up for heartbreak in the Dales, as her search for her missing grandfather opens up a whole can of worms. While her folks Ruby and Caleb Miligan (played by Beth Cordingly and William Ash) have made their home in Emmerdale, Steph's diving into her very first juicy plotline. It’s set to be a corker: she uncovers that Anthony, fresh on the scene since November, is her biological father.

Emmerdale's Beth Cordingly, who portrays Ruby Fox-Miligan in the popular ITV soap, has taken to social media to bid farewell to her co-star Nicholas Day. His character, Anthony Fox, was involved in a chilling exit storyline. Earlier this week, viewers watched in horror as Anthony's final scene unfolded on the Dales, where he was brutally attacked by Aaron Dingle and left for dead.

Joe Tate's recent comeback to Emmerdale has been shrouded in mystery, with fans suspecting he's hiding a big secret. His dramatic return to the village on Christmas Day coincided with the shock death of Will Taylor, leading viewers to speculate about Joe's possible involvement.

Benedict Cumberbatch has opened up about the harrowing experience of being kidnapped by armed robbers alongside two friends after their car broke down on a secluded road.The 48 year old star of Sherlock was working on the BBC mini-series To the Ends of the Earth when he, former Emmerdale actress Denise Black, who was also in the series, and another friend were ambushed by a gang of six armed men.They were bundled into the back of their abductors' vehicle and driven around for hours, the actor revealed.The father of three, who was in his late 20s at the time, admitted that the ordeal had a profound effect on him, giving him "gave me a sense of time, but not necessarily a good one". Speaking candidly to Variety magazine, the London-born actor confessed he's still grappling with the aftermath of the traumatic event.

Birds of a Feather star Pauline Quirke has been diagnosed with dementia, her husband Steve Sheen announced today.The 65 year old actress, known for her role as Sharon Theodopolopodous in the original series and its revival between 2014 and 2017, is set to "step away from all commercial and professional duties" to spend time with her family. Pauline, who also starred in Emmerdale, Broadchurch and The Sculptress, won the Best TV Comedy Newcomer at the British Comedy Awards in 1990 for her role in Birds of a Feather, originally on BBC One.