Helen Daly

1 week ago | radiotimes.com | Helen Daly

It was a confusing and emotionally challenging day for Sonia Fowler (played by Natalie Cassidy) on EastEnders. The beloved character was reeling from a knock on the door from a man who purported to be her dad, Terry Cant (Glen Davies). Fierce Bianca (Patsy Palmer) was insistent that he was a fraud and that Sonia should shut the door on him forever, but there was a glint in his eye that told Sonia otherwise.

1 week ago | radiotimes.com | Helen Daly

These include Suranne Jones's documentary about the witch trials, Silent Witness's Liz Carr's exploration of assisted dying, Gareth Malone's Easter passion and ITV's documentary about Ramadan. There's also the Word of God podcast and the BBC's bumper celebration of Eid. The vote is open until 26th May at 11:59pm, with the winner being announced at the awards ceremony on 17th June.

2 weeks ago | radiotimes.com | Helen Daly

In September, fans can get their hands on The Impossible Fortune, which will see the beloved crime-solving gang back together for another outing. There's now a cover, too, which is very bright and orange... with a little fox, too!Read on for all we know so far about The Impossible Fortune, the fifth book in The Thursday Murder Club series. Keep this page bookmarked, as we'll keep it updated with new information as it comes out.

2 weeks ago | radiotimes.com | Helen Daly

While it was a moving affair for most, two people were at loggerheads throughout: Stacey (Lacey Turner) and Ruby (Louisa Lytton). Stacey found Ruby sitting in the allotment shed drowning her sorrows and she decided to join her. Ruby demanded to know the truth about what happened before Martin died – did he tell her he loved her? Stacey insisted it didn't really matter now, considering he was gone and they were both now alone.

3 weeks ago | radiotimes.com | Helen Daly

The intrigue around Vicki Fowler's (Alice Haig) money worries continued with her having hurried and hushed conversations with Ross (Alex Walkinshaw) in the Square. With Sharon off the table to ask for money, Vicki and Ross turned their attention around the rest of Walford. Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt) was the first unsuspecting target, with the business owner's reputation for money getting back to the new couple.