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As Emmerdale's Eric Pollard deals with a devastating diagnosis, we take a look at the real life of Chris Chittell, from his unusual reason for divorce to finding comfort with his soap co-star

The Storm Flip allows players to take the power of the Storm into their own hands in Fortnite OG

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Fred Sirieix revealed a very famous footballer once had sex in his restaurant - and it wasn't with his wife. But will the First Dates star name the Premier League star in the jungle?

It's the cheapester price so far this year thanks to the current Black Friday sales, but should viewers lock into its lowest price yet? Here's our verdict after trying it out for ourselves

The defending champions are already topping the table as they welcome rivals Liverpool to the Etihad on Saturday - and Pep Guardiola's side can supercharge their title pursuit with a victory

Cyber Monday is the biggest online-shopping day of the year. In 2022, Americans spent $11 billion dollars on Cyber Monday alone. But a number of new proposals seeking to restrict trade could increase price tags, limiting the bargains of those Cyber Monday deals. While Cyber Monday and holiday sales in general provide consumers with substantial discounts, processing packages...

ERIK TEN HAG has been dealt ANOTHER injury blow as Mason Mount has picked up a mysterious injury in training.

TWO Premier League clubs forked out a total of £5.5million to sign  Josh Bowler — and yet he is still waiting to play a first-team game in the top flight.

The third in Schrader's informal "Man in a Room" trilogy is fittingly chilling.

Before you visit the unquestionably stunning Yosemite National Park, here are 10 things you should know.

If you’ve been feeling a sudden change in your manager’s vibe, there may be more to it behind the scenes.

Listed Queensland property fund and developer GARDA Property Group has withdrawn from Melbourne’s troubled office market, selling 8-10 Cato Street in East Hawthorn this week to an owner-occupier.

I will never accept the depiction of Hamas’ October 7 atrocity as an act of resistance, but nor can Benjamin Netanyahu escape culpability.

A survey of 900 former students were divided over the plan to admit girls, but said rising fees are the biggest challenge to the future of the college.

The Greater Cities Commission was a valiant attempt to move Sydney forward as a single entity. But it never overcame the fiefdoms we’ve been fractured into.

Next week, Treasurer Jim Chalmers will unveil the biggest overhaul to the Reserve Bank since its creation, with everything from rates to digital dollars set to change.

The end of Kelly Bayer Rosmarin’s tenure as chief executive at Australia’s second-largest telecommunications company can be traced back to one word.

Baby Boomers are hanging on to bigger family homes in Sydney’s middle-ring suburbs, with more than a quarter of the city living in residences with at least two spare bedrooms.

Motorists are likely to have to wait days after the Rozelle interchange opens before some navigation apps include the massive new underground junction.

The loss of some architecturally significant houses in Melbourne’s most ‘quintessentially middle class’ suburbs has the council eyeing new heritage protection.

Heated debates over the Israel-Hamas war have increased tensions within some Victorian councils, with bans on a call for a ceasefire, backflips a solidarity motion and even death threats.

Meet the family who paid $22.45m for a waterfront house, lived in it until it was demolished and now hope to sell the land for a lot more.

House prices have pushed past the million-dollar mark in a string of unassuming suburbs that offer home buyers room to move.

The NDIS review will land as school funding negotiations are set to begin in full next year.

Collingwood have already broken records for AFL merchandise sales but aren’t pocketing the bulk of the money.