Jill Robinson

2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Jill Robinson

CORONATION Street's Sue Devaney has shared her brutal reaction to Debbie Webster's tragic exit storyline - which has left fans raging. Last month, the ITV soap confirmed reports that Debbie will be killed off after 41 years in a heartbreaking young onset dementia storyline. Coronation Streetproducers and the story team are working closely with Dementia UK on this long term storyline which will explore the effects of young onset dementia on Debbie and those close to her.

2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Jill Robinson

A KIDS' TV star looks unrecognisable 25 years after childhood fame and a cast reunion. CITV series My Parents are Aliens ran from 1999 to 2006 and followed two extraterrestrial beings who crash-landed on earth, and tried to disguise themselves as human by fostering three children. One of those kids was teenager Melanie 'Mel' Barker played by Danielle McCormack. Danielle, now 41, has reflected on her childhood fame in a new video on TikTok.

2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Jill Robinson

HOLLYOAKS' Warren Fox makes an explosive return to the soap - by punching son Joel in the face. Last month, The Sun revealed actor Jamie Lomas was reprising his role as the soap villain, a year after quitting for a new challenge. While his return is only temporary, Hollyoaks fans have now been given a glimpse of the moment he reappears in the fictional Cheshire village. The show jumped forward a year in September last year as it also moved to three episodes a week and cut a number of cast members.

2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Jill Robinson

THE 1% Club's Lee Mack declared 'that was carnage' as an early question wiped out 17 players - but could you get it right? Saturday night's episode once again saw 100 contestants try and make it to the 1% question and be in with a chance to win a share of the jackpot. But 17 players were knocked out early doors at the 80% question. It was: "Which statement below is correct?"The options were: "A) Two words in this sentence have two letters. B) Three words in this sentence have three letters.

2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Jill Robinson

A PLAYER on The 1% Club failed to make show history after getting the £100k question wrong - but could you have done it? Saturday night's show saw the jackpot reach £100,000, which host Lee Mack revealed was very rare. After the 5% question, only one player - a man called Steve - was left standing, and Lee told him he would become the "first person ever to win the full £100k" if he took the gamble and got it right.