Lynne Verrall, beloved Coronation Street actress and stage veteran, died at 76 in Paris after a courageous two-year battle with motor neurone disease. Her legacy lives on through ARSLA, the MND charity she supported with humor and grace.
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BBC iPlayer's five gripping psychological thrillers—Hinterland, The Fall, The One That Got Away, Treasure & Dirt, and Wild Cherry—are dominating holiday viewing with bleak, location-driven crime stories from Wales, Northern Ireland, and Australia.
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The All Blacks defeated Wales 52-26 in Cardiff on November 22, 2025, extending their 34-match winning streak. Tom Rogers scored a historic hat-trick, but New Zealand’s depth and dominance sealed the win.
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Jess Glynne became the first British female solo artist with seven UK number one singles, surpassing Cheryl's record. Her chart-toppers span 2014–2018, with over 6.6 million sales and 6.9 billion streams by 2025.
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Enniskillen Castle lit in blue on November 19, 2025, for International Men's Day, following a unanimous council motion to tackle male suicide and promote positive masculinity in Northern Ireland.
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LeBron James and Stephen Curry opened the 2025‑26 NBA season in a tight 112‑108 game, sparking questions about health, milestones and the future direction of the Lakers and Warriors.
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Chloe Ferry slammed furniture after seeing Scotty T get close to Chantelle Connelly on Geordie Shore, prompting Aaron's restraint and Holly Hagan's comfort before the episode airs on MTV.
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Stereophonics sold out Chicago's Vic Theatre on March 30, 2025, sparking a successful North American comeback and previewing new songs from their upcoming album.
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A 15‑year‑old Manchester teen was fatally stabbed; two teenage suspects were arrested, linking the murder to an earlier park incident and sparking calls for stronger anti‑knife measures.
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In her first podcast sit‑down with Jay Shetty, Emma Watson opens up about the painful rift with Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling over trans‑rights comments. Watson says the worst part is that no real conversation ever happened, even though she still cherishes her personal memories with Rowling. She stresses the need for open dialogue while standing firm on support for the transgender community.
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