Monday, April 22, 2024
BBC EastEnders To Delay IPlayer Release In 'History Making' Format Change
"As well as running on behalf of their chosen charities, Emma and Jamie run parts in character to film various scenes along the route. These scenes will be edited into the main show this evening and viewers will be able to watch the special scenes tomorrow (Monday 22nd April) from 1300 on BBC iPlayer and at 1930 on BBC One. @londonmarathon #LondonMarathon."
Jamie said of the storyline: "Over the last 18 months, we have seen a storyline where my [Jay's] wife Lola, had developed a brain tumour. We just really tried to make it as real as we could and our lovely boss dropped the idea to us that maybe our characters would run the marathon."
Presenter JJ Chalmers spoke to the duo at the 12-mile point to which Jamie said: "It's fantastic. So far, we are struggling a bit. But are we getting through, the crowds are great", adding: "Everyone's been great. It's such a great day, and everyone's screaming and shouting and it's brilliant."
Asked if they were ready for their EastEnders scene, Emma said: "We just have to treat it like any other scene of EastEnders, professionally, we're gonna get it done and then we can relax for the last half." Soap fans were quick to react to EastEnders' post on Sunday night as one person said: "Well done Jamie and Emma. Lola's storyline was one of the best soap storylines in years from beginning to end deserved the awards it got Lola would definitely be proud of Jay and Honey."
Elsewhere, a different account put: "Congratulations! Can't wait for tomorrow's episode", another wrote: "Amazing!!! I'm in awe" while another soap watcher added: "Congratulations, Emma and Jamie."
Sunday, April 21, 2024
Amex Backs Grant Programme Supporting London And Manchester's Small And Independent Operators
British fashion label AllSaints has joined the line-up at leading retail and leisure destination Silverburn,...
New Look has received approval from the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) on its emissions...
ITV Coronation Street's Lauren Bolton Makes Shock 'Return' As Fate Sealed In Huge Roy Cropper Twist - Mirror...
Before she went missing, Cait warned that Lauren was in real trouble. She shared exclusively with The Mirror: "There's a lot of danger there. She's a vulnerable 18 year-old-girl so she's bound to make mistakes, but she's still young. It's a shock for Lauren because she blurts out [her secret] to Max, but Sabrina as well, and she's not that close to Sabrina so it's quite complicated.
She added: "She wants to be close with Max but doesn't wanna interfere with their relationship. But she's visioning what she wants for herself with these massive obstacles in her way, and she does what she has to to get what she wants."
Are You Being Duped At The Supermarket? As Grocers Are Accused Of Misleading Shoppers - Check If You Can Spot The Issue...
"Inconsistent" country-of-origin labels could be leaving shoppers struggling to find out where their food actually comes from, according to Which?.
Under the current origin labelling rules, it is a requirement to place a country or place of origin label on meat, fish, fresh fruit and vegetables, as well as honey and wine .
But the rules don't generally apply to processed meat or frozen or processed fruit and vegetables.
Loose cauliflowers, red cabbage, courgettes and onions at Sainsbury's, peppers, melons and mangoes at Asda and spring onions at Aldi had no visible origin labelling on the shelf or the products themselves.
Tomatoes from Morocco , parsley from Italy and sweet mini peppers from Spain were all spotted under a large banner decorated with a Union Jack and the words "Championing Great British Quality", at an Aldi store visited by researchers.
Product labels had "fairly meaningless" information, such as a pack of sausage rolls from Lidl which stated they were processed using "UK and non-UK pork".
Aldi's Crestwood bacon and cheese wraps had Union Jacks and "Made in Britain" on the front of the pack, despite the label on the back of the pack stating they were made with pork from the EU .
For example, a whole own-brand pineapple in Tesco featured country of origin information, but a packet of pineapple chunks on the next aisle had nothing written on it at all.
Disturbing Hollyoaks Scenes As Frankie Raped By Twin Brother JJ | Soaps
Frankie Osborne (Isabelle Smith) was left utterly devastated after twin brother JJ (Ryan Mulvey) raped her in harrowing scenes.
The attack took place in the park behind the gazebo and came shortly after sinister JJ had promised his sister that he would stop putting pressure on her to have sex with him.
After learning that friend Lucas Hay (Oscar Curtis), who is being subjected to conversion therapy, is self-harming , Frankie proceeded to do so as well , with JJ spotting her scars in Wednesday's offering of the soap.
JJ, meanwhile, ranted about his foot injury at 17 Basswood Road, with Suzanne Ashworth (Suzanne Hall) and Darren Osborne ( Ashley Taylor Dawson ) reminding him that doctors won't know if there's any permanent damage until they see how he heals.
Saturday, April 20, 2024
Emmerdale's Mackenzie Staggered As He's 'Replaced' By Much-loved Favourite | Soaps | Metro...
The much-loved character, as viewers know, has been focusing on looking after wife Charity Dingle ( Emma Atkins ), who has struggled with her mental health after an incident at Christmas .
The impact of such a thing left her struggling to sleep and having hallucinations, so much so that she accidentally stabbed Mack, who was checking in on her at the time.
But with Mack focused on helping Charity, he's seemingly not been at the garage as much as usual, with next week seeing Cain Dingle ( Jeff Hordley ) look elsewhere.
Despite her reservations, Sarah seems to enjoy her shift and even agrees to help out further, leaving Cain thrilled.
And he's not the only one, with Charity later expressing how proud she is of Sarah and her new job. Mack, however, is left upset when Sarah suggests that she's replacing him at the garage!
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