Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? fans devastated as contestant loses out on £1m prize – despite knowing the answer

Tickets for this year's MEN Business Awards have gone on sale as the finalists for the glittering event have been revealed.

A North Manchester businessman is more than £4,000 out of pocket after being taken to court for waste offences.

A beautiful property has come on the market and it is what can only be described as a dream home.

There's set to be fireworks on the famous cobbles as Daniel's former love interest Nicky Wheatley returns.

Dominic and Victoria waited 18 years to have children.

Nemanja Matic has admitted there was a 'mix of emotions' in Manchester United's dressing room after drawing with Atletico Madrid.

Lucky Blue Smith is introducing fans to his baby boy!

The cast of No Exit gathers up for a group pic at the premiere of the series held at Westwood iPic Theaters on Wednesday night (February 23) in Los Angeles.

Fans will get to learn a lot more about Michelle Obama, Betty Ford and Eleanor Roosevelt in Showtime's The First Lady, with the producers teasing possibilities for future seasons.The first season will feature 'interweaving stories' illuminating the White House lives of Obama (Viola Davis), Ford (Michelle Pfeiffer) and Roosevelt (Anderson), debuting April 17.While promoting the series, showrunner Cathy Shulman and director Susanne Bier teased future seasons could showcase Hillary Clinton, Melania Trump and Jackie Kennedy. Future seasons:Fans will get to learn a lot more about Michelle Obama, Betty Ford and Eleanor Roosevelt in Showtime's The First Lady, with the producers teasing possibilities for future seasons Michelle:The first season will feature 'interweaving stories' illuminating the White House lives of Obama (Viola Davis), Ford (Michelle Pfeiffer) and Roosevelt (Anderson), debuting April 17 Maybe Melania:While promoting the series, showrunner Cathy Shulman and director Susanne Bier teased future seasons could showcase Hillary Clinton, Melania Trump and Jackie KennedySchulman and Bier, who directs the pilot episode, were promoting the series at the Television Critics Association winter tour, when they were asked what other First Lady's they would be interested in depicting.'I would be very intrigued to depict Hillary Clinton because I think that her position was so complicated… I think that would be incredibly interesting,' Bier said.

Sherri Shepherd has a lot of love and respect for Wendy Williams. The actress and TV personality sat down with Andy Cohen on Wednesday's and reflected on what Williams' legacy means to her.«Oh my gosh, she made her own path.

Pachinko.The clip begins with the birth of a baby in rural South Korea, before we find out that the baby is Sunja, the matriarch of the family the series will centre around. Academy Award winner Youn Yuh-jung (Parasite) and Kim Min-ha star as the elderly and teenage Sunja, respectively.“A child is coming.

People thought it might never happen, but according to a report from Bloomberg.com, the massively popular ‘Call of Duty’ series looks set to skip next year, which will be the first time in recent memory that there will be a calendar year without a first-person shooter in the series being released.

This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield spoke to the latest contestant on the new series of Who Wants to be a Millionaire, Andrew Townsley.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire viewers were on the edge of their seat last night, when contestant Andrew Townsley narrowly missed out on winning the £1million jackpot.

RETIRED GP Andrew Townsley got within touching distance of making Who Wants To A Millionaire? history on tonight’s show, only to fall at the final hurdle. The Glasgow-based doctor, who uses a wheelchair because of progressive multiple sclerosis, took home £500,000 after deciding to not take a punt on the final question — despite knowing the answer.

Jeremy Clarkson jumped out of his chair in excitement tonight after managing to win a Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? contestant £250,000.

A retired Glasgow GP has narrowly missed out on scooping the jackpot prize on tonight's Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

A doctor who won £500,000 on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? is planning a round-the-world trip of a lifetime.

Retired GP Andrew Townsley insists he is “happy with his choice” after narrowly missing out last night on becoming the sixth person to ever win the maximum prize on the ITV show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire viewers were left gutted tonight after a contestant managed to correctly answer the £1million question - but didn't win the jackpot prize.

A retired Glasgow doctor will be asked the £1m pound question on tonight's episode of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.