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stroudnewsandjournal.co.uk | Clare Butler
Emmerdale actor Geoff Dignan, who plays Aidan Moore, is leaving the show - for now. (Image: Lizzie Shepherd/ITV Studios/PA) An Emmerdale star involved in a major storyline has confirmed he has filmed his final scenes on social media. Geoff Dignan, who plays Aidan Moore, has seen his character suffer at the hands of villain John Sugden (Oliver Farnworth) in recent weeks.
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wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | Clare Butler
Emmerdale actor Geoff Dignan, who plays Aidan Moore, is leaving the show - for now. (Image: Lizzie Shepherd/ITV Studios/PA) An Emmerdale star involved in a major storyline has confirmed he has filmed his final scenes on social media. Geoff Dignan, who plays Aidan Moore, has seen his character suffer at the hands of villain John Sugden (Oliver Farnworth) in recent weeks.
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thenorthernecho.co.uk | Clare Butler
The British Soap Awards was aired on ITV last night (June 5). (Image: ITV) Coronation Street fans took to social media to claim that the soap was “robbed” at last night’s British Soap Awards. The glitzy event, which took place at Hackney Empire in London last weekend, got off to a tricky start as ITV encountered technical difficulties for its broadcast last night (June 5). ITV1 displayed a message apologising for the delay as the show started almost 10 minutes late.
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wharfedaleobserver.co.uk | Clare Butler
The British Soap Awards was aired on ITV last night (June 5). (Image: ITV) Coronation Street fans took to social media to claim that the soap was “robbed” at last night’s British Soap Awards. The glitzy event, which took place at Hackney Empire in London last weekend, got off to a tricky start as ITV encountered technical difficulties for its broadcast last night (June 5). ITV1 displayed a message apologising for the delay as the show started almost 10 minutes late.
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peterboroughmatters.co.uk | Clare Butler
All pupils in England whose families claim Universal Credit will be eligible for free school meals. (Image: Getty Images) Free school meals will be extended for all pupils in England whose families claim Universal Credit from next year. Hundreds of thousands more children across the country will be able to access means-tested free school meals when the provision is extended from September 2026, the Department for Education (DfE) has said.
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