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Former Coronation Street actor Johnny Briggs, who played Mike Baldwin on the soap, has died aged 85. Johnny’s death was announced by his family in a statement which read: “It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our father, Johnny Briggs.

Jake Quickenden has shared his heartache after cruel trolls sent death threats to his newborn baby.The X Factor star Jake, 32, announced the happy news that he has his first child with girlfriend Sophie Church earlier this week. Proud new dad Jake smiled widely as he had his newborn resting on his chest for some skin to skin contact, in the photo shared on his Instagram page.

Johnny's family said he died following a long illness.   Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan wrote: “RIP Johnny Briggs, 85.“Coronation Street legend who played rogueish Mike Baldwin for 30yrs. Great character on & off-screen.Ex-co star John Bowe said: “RIP Johnny Briggs.

Johnny first joined the cast of Coronation Street in 1976 and went on to appear in 2,349 episodes before he left the show in 2006.His character, Mike, had been suffering with Alzheimer's for months and collapsed in the street after a heart attack, dying in the arms of Ken.Tributes have flooded social media following the sad news of Johnny's death.Piers Morgan took to Twitter and wrote: "RIP Johnny Briggs, 85. Coronation Street legend who played rogueish Mike Baldwin for 30yrs.

INBETWEENERS star James Buckley has earned at least £300,000 selling personalised video clips to fans. James, 33, sent around 10,000 via celeb messaging app Cameo in 2020 — usually in character as Jay Cartwright from the classic E4 sitcom.

direct to your inboxRochdale’s new climate change tsar has called on the council to embrace radical protest group Extinction Rebellion.Coun Sara Rowbotham, who took on the new role last year, believes the environmentalists can play an important part in helping the authority hit its bid to become carbon-neutral by 2038.The global movement pressures governments into taking action to address the current ‘climate and ecological emergency’.However, its tactics - which involve non-violent civil disobedience - have drawn criticism from some quarters. Last September it held demonstrations in Manchester city centre despite pleas from councillors who said it would break lockdown restrictions.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty was recently joined by her colleague Hugh Ferris ahead of his sports report on Radio 5 Live.The broadcaster spoke about her home life with her husband James Haggar, where she quizzed listeners about mixing up the "mundane" while being in a third lockdown.The 46-year-old revealed that she and her other half had decided to switch sides on the sofa in a bid to change up the current normality.Naga quizzed the sports presenter about his home life where he revealed that he and his wife had run out of ways to switch things up so have resorted to reverting back to the mundane.The Radio 5 Live host asked: "Hugh, how have you been mixing up the mundane?"He replied: "I do like the idea of switching up the sides of the

Faye Brookes says she and Joe Davies are in no rush to have kids – but is already imagining what their wedding could look like.

Fiorentina star Nikola Milenkovic is reportedly open to a switch to Manchester United amid rumours they could make a £30million swoop.

BBC reporter Sonja McLaughlan revealed she had been reduced to tears over social media messages sent to her following a post-match interview with England captain Owen Farrell after the Red Rose's defeat to Wales in the Six Nations.

Luann de Lesseps showed off her killer bikini body as she enjoyed a getaway to gorgeous Tulum on Tuesday.The Real Housewives Of New York star, 55, put her incredible abs on display as she basked in the sunshine in a string bikini.Luann beamed with joy as she laid out with her gal pals, topping up her tan and catching up on the latest gossip.

Nicole Sealey has revealed she had a recent scare that her cancer had returned after 21 years.The 46 year old's world was shaken at the young age of 25 when she was diagnosed with Choriocarcinoma while raising her first child Luka. According to the NHS Choriocarcinoma is a rare type of cancer that can "happen after any pregnancy".The cancer starts in the womb, but can "spread to other parts of the body – most commonly, the lungs." Luckily, Nicole recovered and went on to have two more kids – now adults – Kira and Remi.

The SNP would fail to win a Yes vote in the wake of the Alex Salmond inquiry, a new poll has revealed.A bombshell survey found that the majority of people in Scotland no longer want to break away from the rest of the United Kingdom.It is clear evidence that the feud between First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and her former mentor now threatens to destroy their political dream.The Survation survey for the Sunday Mail revealed support for independence has dropped from 58 per cent in October to a 50/50 split.It is the first time in 22 consecutive polls that Yes has not had a lead. Support for independence has averaged about 54 per cent in recent times.

Hollyoaks favourite Sid Sumner (Billy Price) finds himself in danger this week as drugs boss Victor Brothers (Benjamin O'Mahoney) discovers his betrayal.The youngster has been working undercover as one of Victor's dealers in order to expose the County Lines operation.Juliet Nightingale (Nimah Blackshaw) tried to take down the evil drug lord last year but she was caught out and violently attacked by Victor.Following the death of his cousin Jordan Price, Juliet and Charlie Dean's (Charlie Began) arrest and losing his leg, Sid decided enough was enough and it was time for Victor to be exposed.Speaking to Daily Star about the upcoming dramatic scenes, Sid actor Billy Price said: "Over the past year we've seen people try to get a confession from

Scott Arfield has told how the tragic death of his best friend and former teammate has helped change Scottish football.Former Falkirk ace Chris Mitchell took his own life in May 2016 at the age of 27 after suffering anxiety and depression.His family set up charity the Chris Mitchell Foundation, to raise awareness around mental health and wellbeing for players, ex-players and staff working in the ­Scottish professional football industry.Arfield, who gave his daughter the middle name Mitchell, said the work in Chris’s memory is helping to save lives.He said: “I see it in the changing rooms now. People talk, people are far more open.“There’s no doubt what happened to Chris has changed things ­massively.

Klopp is the number one choice in his homeland to succeed Joachim Low, having led the Reds to Premier League, Champions League and Club World Cup glory in the past two seasons.And there are growing fears the 53-year-old could leave Anfield earlier than expected to take charge of his national team.The manager is contracted to Liverpool until 2024, but German football chiefs could look to replace Low with Klopp before that if Germany under-perform in the Euro 2020 finals.Low has been Germany boss since 2006, and led them to World Cup glory in 2014.But the reigning champions crashed out at the group stage in the 2018 tournament - failing to progress beyond the opening round for the first time in 80 years.Low's current contract takes him

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Mark Allen wanted a Rangers team under Steven Gerrard to look like.If they got there? He was convinced the Ibrox club would eventually take over from Celtic.And as the former director of football at Ibrox watches Gerrard’s side cruise to the Premiership title, the sense of pride he feels is tangible.Allen now works at Swansea City but his part in where Rangers are now, can’t be forgotten or underestimated.After all, along with former chairman Dave King, he’s the guy who chose Gerrard to be the club’s manager in June 2018.Get all the latest Rangers news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club in the form of articles, videos and podcasts.The

Celtic this season.But the former Motherwell midfielder believes hard work and self belief are the factors behind his good fortune.The 21-year-old also insists the blame should be shared for a dismal campaign that last week culminated in the departure of boss Neil Lennon.He said: “It has been a weird year.“On a personal level, it has been good. I have got a lot of good games under my belt.“It is a team game, though.

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