Angie Quinn

6 days ago | msn.com | Angie Quinn

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6 days ago | leicestermercury.co.uk | Angie Quinn

Walford's Phil Mitchell is bracing himself for a challenging week ahead as his close mate Nigel Bates (Paul Bradley) begins to show signs of his dementia worsening. EastEnders fans will recall that Nigel made a return to Albert Square at the end of last year, after a 26-year absence. It quickly became apparent that Nigel was grappling with a severe health issue, later revealed to be onset dementia.

6 days ago | express.co.uk | Angie Quinn

Kenny Doughty opens up about starstruck moment on The One ShowKenny Doughty, who has become a household name as DS Aiden Healy in ITV's hit crime drama Vera, has bowed out of the show after an emotional 10-year tenure. The actor joined the fictional Northumberland and City Police back in 2014. The 50-year-old quickly became integral to the team, working closely with Detective Chief Inspector Vera Stanhope, played by Brenda Blethyn, to crack some of the toughest local cases.

6 days ago | ok.co.uk | Angie Quinn

Walford legend Phil Mitchell is set for a tough time next week when his close pal Nigel Bates (Paul Bradley) shows symptoms of his dementia worsening. As EastEnders fans will know, Nigel reappeared in Albert Square at the end of last year after 26 years. It soon transpired Nigel was dealing with a terrible health complaint that he later revealed to be on-set dementia.

1 week ago | msn.com | Jack Wetherill |Angie Quinn

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