On tonight’s Corrie Leanne (Jane Danson) is still furious with Michelle (Kym Ryder) as she heads home with Janice (Vicky Entwistle). When Dan (Matthew Crompton) discovers what has gone on at the pub he insists on taking Leanne back there to front up Michelle. In front of a packed pub Dan takes great delight in telling Michelle that Leanne can’t have been with Steve as she was at the hospital all night worrying about him.
A shame faced Michelle can’t believe she has made such a fool of herself and Liz (Beverly Callard) takes great delight in the fact that Steve’s name has been cleared. Read More »
Although Val (Charlie Hardwick) has already announced that the Wooklpack has won the pub of the year contest, Diane (Elizabeth Estensen) arrives with the judge who is forced to explain that Val has got the wrong end of the stick. The Woolpack received top marks but only for food – their service let them down. Therefore whilst they are runners up, The Malt won the competition. Marlon (Mark Charnock) turns on Val and a war of words ensues. Donna (Verity Rushworth) tries to calm Marlon down but will he have made up his mind about the Malt job? Read More »
ITV1 is set to exclusively broadcast the Nelson Mandela concert from London’s Hyde Park after securing the UK broadcasting rights.
The concert, which will take place on the evening of Friday 27th June 2008 is being staged as a celebration of Mr Mandela’s 90th birthday and will feature a world class gathering of top musical acts and A-list stars. It is set to be an exciting event and Mr Mandela’s appearance is sure to make it an emotional and poignant evening.
ITV1 will broadcast Nelson Mandela : Happy 90th Birthday and will give viewers the opportunity to enjoy the atmosphere of the event plus see all the performances from an extra-ordinary line-up up of musicians. Those set to perform include Amy Winehouse, Leona Lewis, Annie Lennox, Queen, Sugababes, Razorlight, Dame Shirley Bassey and Simple Minds with further headlining acts being lined up as special, surprise guest appearances. Will Smith and other major stars will introduce the acts on stage. Read More »
Having been recently dethroned as Queen Bee in the last episode by Gossip Girl, with an assist from scheming “little J” (Taylor Momsen), Blair (Leighton Meester) hesitantly returns to school with the support of her BFF, Serena (Blake Lively).
Meanwhile, Serena struggles to adjust to her new living arrangements with her future step-brother, Chuck (Ed Westwick), while receiving disturbing packages from an unknown sender.
Jenny’s drive to be popular hits an all-new time high when she does something illegal to fit in with her new Upper East Side friends. Penn Badgley, Chace Crawford, Kelly Rutherford and Matthew Settle also star.
Ecuador’s Waorani tribe are the hosts to the latest British woman to immerse herself in tribal living, in the series that provides a unique and intimate insight into the lives of women in tribes across the world, and a life-changing experience for the Western women involved.
Deep in the Ecuadorian Amazon jungle is one of the world’s most isolated tribes – the Waorani. Once known as “the savages”, they have a fearsome reputation. But behind this formidable façade is a way of life unchanged for centuries. Read More »
The abduction and murder of eight-year-old Sarah Payne in July 2000, while on a family day out to the Sussex seaside, shocked the nation.
Now for the first time police and forensic scientists give the inside story of how they investigated her disappearance and how car mechanic Roy Whiting - who had a previous conviction for an indecent assault on an eight-year-old girl - was arrested and found guilty of her murder.
Narrated by Mark Austin, Real Crime: The Fight for Sarah’s Law retells the story of Sarah’s disappearance; examines the police investigation into finding her and looks at the campaign waged by Sarah’s mother, Sara Payne, for a change in the law – to give every parent the right to know if a convicted paedophile is living in their area. Read More »
Doctor Who actress, Billie Piper, fears that she may have ruined her chance to make it big in Hollywood, by doing topless scenes in her ITV2 show, Diary of a call Girl.
She told The Sun: “Someone said the other day, rather viciously, ‘What A-list stars get their t**s out?’
“And then I started thinking, ‘Oh, my God, what have I done? I’ve ruined my future career.’”
The actress, who played Belle de Jour, said: “You know, you get photographed on the beach topless. After all, they’re only breasts.” Read More »
After a BAFTA nomination for the first series and ratings success for the second, ITV is delighted to announce that our favourite holiday makers will be returning in 2009 with a one hour special and eight new episodes.
The award-winning creator Derren Litten once again pleased the critics with his Brits abroad observations; “Benidorm is back with a tasty mix of spot-on characterisation, humour, and terrible karaoke with some of Britain’s best actors”, “tacky and terrific – a real guilty pleasure”, “Derren’s winningly bawdy sitcom succeeds because it manages to get us laughing with, rather than at its gallery of grotesques”… Read More »
US drama, 24 is to move on four years when it returns for its seventh series.
The New York Post reports that Chloe O’Brien, who was in the early stages of pregnancy during the last series, will now have a four year old son.
A spokesman from producer Fox said: “We’ve always built in significant passages of time between seasons of 24 for dramatic purposes. Luckily, like all great iconic characters, Jack Bauer is ageless.”
