Corrie's Norris Cole leaves soap permanently as Malcolm Hebden announces retirement

direct to your inboxWhat do a United States Army veteran, a former property developer, and a retired Bentley engineer have in common?They are all among Manchester’s vaccination volunteers, and have come out of retirement to help fight the virus with every jab.As the UK passes over 500,000 vaccinations a day, the MEN has spoken to three people playing their part in the biggest vaccination drive in NHS history.Their stories are testament to quiet public spiritedness that is helping the UK through

Cole DeBoer is over the moon to be a father again. The Teen Mom 2 alum, 32, posted an adorable photo of himself holding his newborn daughter on Instagram, and accompanied it with a lovely message about his love for Walker June and her mama, Chelsea Houska.

Chelsea Houska and Cole DeBoer are parents once again! The couple welcomed their sweet baby girl, Walker June into the world on January 25 — the same day the Teen Mom 2 alum gave birth to their son, Watson Cole in 2017.

Busybody Norris Cole is leaving Coronation Street for good – and viewers aren't even going to get to see him say goodbye. Actor Malcolm Hebden, who has stayed away due to the pandemic, has retired after 27 years of service on the Street.

After decades of sticking his nose into everyone else’s business, Coronation Street’s resident gossip Norris is officially retiring.

direct to your inboxCoronation Street fans are calling for the return of a much-loved Weatherfield to help stop vile Ray Crosby in his tracks. Viewers are sick of the slimy bistro owner wriggling his way out of trouble and think one Corrie favourite could finally topple him.

straight to your inbox every day for freeGary Lineker has paid tribute to Wayne Rooney following his decision to retire from football. The Manchester United legend has opted to hang up his boots in order to fully focus on managing Derby County, having been caretaker boss of the Championship club since late November.

Chuck Norris is speaking out after a photo appearing to show the actor at the deadly Capitol riot last week went viral. On Tuesday, the 80-year-old took to Instagram and Twitter where he addressed the rumor in a post.

last week’s riot at the U.S. Capitol, after images circulated online showing a man with with an uncanny resemblance to the martial arts legend.Norris tweeted: “It wasn’t me and I wasn’t there.

Die Hard icon was seen leaving a Rite Aid store over the weekend, with reports claiming he was asked to leave after refusing to wear a mask.He subsequently told People: “It was an error in judgment.”Willis added: “Be safe out there everyone and let’s continue to mask up.” According to PageSix, shoppers became angered when Willis was spotted without the facial covering and he immediately left the store without making his purchase.

stormed the U.S. Capitol last Wednesday.