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EXCLUSIVE: Adam Kassen and Liz Yale Marsh have signed exclusive overall deals with Universal Television Alternative Studio, a division of Universal Studio Group.

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An Armadale gym is up for a prestigious prize at the National Fitness Awards.

Michael Smith is looking for Hearts to get their season back on track when they host RFS in the Europa Conference League on Thursday.

Robbie Neilson has confirmed Hearts' injury crisis is starting to ease as he provided a positive update on the return of star defenders Craig Halkett and Kye Rowles.

Gerwyn Price has sensationally branded darts rival Peter Wright "rubbish" after Snakebite secured the provisional world No1 ranking.Wright, 52, became the first Scotsman to reach number one in the PDC rankings earlier this year following his World Championship win over Michael Smith. He took that accolade from Price, 37, with the duo becoming involved in a heated back-and-forth contest for the title - with the Welshman regaining his crown in July.

Dan Walker being the most recent presenter to bow out. Walker left the show in May 2022 after six years to work as Channel 5's news anchor and host other programmes on the channel as well.Before that, Louise Minchin was the last BBC Breakfast veteran to leave the popular morning show, waving goodbye in September 2021 after 20 years on the channel.

Michael van Gerwen and Gary Anderson will collide in a blockbuster tie after the draw for the upcoming World Grand Prix darts in was made. The draw for the unique double-start event, which will be played at the Morningside Arena in Leicester from October 3-9, pits five-time champion Van Gerwen against 2016 runner-up Anderson, the highest ranked unseeded player in the field.

A house that is well-known to fans of Netflix's sci-fi series Stranger Things has been listed for an eye-popping $300,000.The house, which is located in Fayetteville, Georgia, and serves as Will Byers' home in the hit show, features 1,846 square feet and is tucked away on a relatively remote property, as noted by TMZ.Although Stranger Things is set in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, the show is actually filmed in Georgia, which offers lucrative tax benefits to lure movies and television shows away from Hollywood. Pricy: A house in Georgia that stands in for Will Byers' home on Stranger Things has been listed for $300,000, via TMZAlthough the well-documented house isn't especially large, it sits on an impressive six acres and has plenty of privacy thanks to a wooded area surrounding it.The listing, which is held by Michael Smith of EXP Realty, notes that the Byers house is a 'fixer-upper,' which helps to explain the price.

Read More: Liverpool fan proposes on radio and knew 'she'd hate it' In fact, those were the only draws across all three domestic competitions. Whether or not the punter's success came as a result of a sneaky crystal ball remains to be seen.But one thing for certain is that they will certainly have plenty of extra funds to play with.

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Neighbours for 37 years.While actors and crew work hard to bring millions of viewers dramatic scenes, the show’s hardworking team haul camera equipment and shoot countless scenes across the area.

The League One season is a week away from getting under way.

Michael van Gerwen will return to darts action this weekend less than two weeks after undergoing surgery.The Green Machine revealed recently that he had been suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome – pressure on the nerve in the wrist which can cause tingling and numbness in hands and fingers – and needed an operation. Van Gerwen went under the knife straight after winning the Premier League in thrilling fashion in Berlin earlier this month.

Darts after being taken to a deciding doubles match by Latvia.Michael Smith thrashed Nauris Gleglu 4-0 in the opening singles clash, but James Wade suffered a shock 4-3 defeat to Madars Razma, who fought back from 3-2 down to set up a tense showdown for a quarter-final spot. England won the first leg of the decider but Latvia kept them under pressure by levelling straight away, with Gleglu holding his nerve to hit double 10.England stretched their advantage to 3-1 – one leg from victory – but Gleglu picked off another double to pull a leg back.

darts career, but that could be about to change if England teammate Michael Smith gets his way. The duo are playing together at the World Cup of Darts in Germany and made an impressive start to the tournament with a 5-1 win over the Czech Republic on Friday night. It was clear the pair enjoyed playing together and, with Smith’s heavy scoring combined with Wade’s finishing ability, they look to be the perfect match.

Darts.There was never been a nine-dart finish at the tournament, but that almost changed as Whitlock and partner Damon Heta both hit 180s at the start of the third leg in Australia’s first round clash against Lithuania in Frankfurt.Whitlock had the responsibility for the next visit, needing 141 to complete a perfect leg. He nailed treble 20 and then treble 15, only to miss what would have been a history-making double 18 by millimetres.

Darts pundit Chris Mason says scrutiny over Fallon Sherrock’s place in the World Series comes from people “who don’t understand the industry”.Fallon, the best-known female player on the planet, is among the PDC representatives in this year’s World Series, an invitational tour which started with the US Masters in New York last weekend. Copenhagen is hosting the Nordic Masters this weekend before further events in the Netherlands, Australia and New Zealand before it concludes with a finals tournament back in the Netherlands in September.Many fans have criticised Sherrock’s participation in the World Series on social media because she does not have a PDC tour card.

Fallon Sherrock gave arguably the finest player in the world at present, Michael Smith, a big scare as she bowed out Nordic Darts Masters in Denmark.The Queen of the Palace crashed out of the US Masters in New York at the first hurdle in disappointing fashion last weekend, mustering an average in the low 70s as she was beaten by Leonard Gates.However, at the second event of the invitational World Series of Darts in Copenhagen, Sherrock has produced a much better showing. On Friday night, the 27-year-old dispatched Darius Labanauskas 6-1 before being pitted against the in-form Smith, who won the US Masters in thrilling style.Many fans were predicting an easy win for Smith, but it was anything but as Sherrock piled early pressure on the number one seed.

darts board during a big match?Well, it isn’t guesswork or luck. It relies on a ‘spotter’, who has a direct line to the producer so he can issue instructions on where the camera should be aimed.The most respected spotter in the sport is none other than Keith Deller, whose 138 finish to beat Eric Bristow in the final of the 1983 World Championship is one of the most iconic moments in the sport’s history. He has been doing the job for Sky Sports for almost 30 years, previously in tandem with the late, great Bristow and more recently with Colin Lloyd.“When you see the player needing, say, 106, ‘I’ll go treble 20, single 14, double 16’ so I’ll tell the remote cameras, the director, where I think they’re going to go,” explains Deller, now 62, to Daily Star Sport.“I think I’ve been the longest spotters there’s ever been.

Fallon Sherrock has promised to bounce back from her disappointing first-round exit at the US Darts Masters in New York having slipped to a 6-2 defeat at the hands of Leonard Gates. The former Grand Slam quarter-finalist was not at her best on the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden stage and couldn't make it past the first round with Michael Smith going on to lift the trophy.Fallon took to Twitter to explain her lack of form to supporters but didn't want to make any excuses, before promising to return in style at the World Series of Darts in Copenhagen later this month.Fallon wrote on Twitter: "Was not to be tonight...

Who will win the Premier League play-offs? Have your say in the comments section below. Later this month, Frankfurt will host the World Cup of Darts, and I am delighted to be representing England alongside Michael Smith.

finally won a Premier League night in Newcastle on Thursday, reached the final of the Dutch Darts Championship in Zwolle by seeing off Danny Jansen, Damon Heta, Mervyn King and Andrew Gilding. In the final, he met home favourite Danny Noppert and was regularly booed during visits.

Eddie Hearn believes the upcoming US Darts Masters in New York will be the start of a great ‘American journey’ for the sport. The tournament, on June 3-4, will be staged in the Hulu Theatre at the legendary Madison Square Garden in the Big Apple.

What essential item have you left at an airport? Tell us in the comments section below.Supporter Stu Huggins added: “Glad you got it back mate, lucky they didn’t blow it up. All the best for the weekend mate, play as you can bud.”However, the episode didn’t knock Meikle off his game as he cruised into round two with a 6-1 victory over Andy Boulton with a respectable average of 96.

Do you think Michael Smith will be in the Premier League next year? Have your say in the comments section below.There is now a wait of more than two weeks before the play-offs, which don’t take place until Monday, June 13, three days before the start of the World Cup of Darts in Frankfurt.Premier League darts play-off semi-final line-upJonny Clayton vs Joe CullenMichael van Gerwen vs James Wade

darts has attracted mixed reviews.The field has been capped at eight players, who take part in a mini tournament each week, with points awarded depending on how far they get. The winner on the night picks up five, plus a tidy £10,000 bonus, while the quarter-final losers go home with nothing.

Michael van Gerwen has admitted it has been difficult to motivate himself for Premier League nights since booking his place in the play-offs. The Green Machine has been assured of a top-four finish for weeks, leaving him with just the £10,000 bonus for the winner on the night to play for.

Gerwyn Price’s Premier League hopes were left hanging by a thread after he was outplayed by leader Jonny Clayton in London.The Iceman went into the penultimate night of the regular season just two points behind Peter Wright, in the all-important fourth spot, after winning in Sheffield last week. But Price never looked capable of seeing off his Welsh compatriot, who coasted to a 6-3 victory.It completed a difficult few days for Price, who was embroiled in an on-stage bust-up with Adrian Lewis after losing to Jackpot in the Czech Open last weekend.

Van Gerwen while he is an incredible 17 clear of Joe Cullen, just outside the all-important top four. For Clayton’s opponent tonight, Michael Smith, that form reminds him of none other than the GOAT of the sport, Phil Taylor."Jonny's in unreal form.

major PDC title has continued to allude him. He has gone incredibly close, reaching the final of the World Championship (twice), the Premier League, the World Matchplay, the UK Open and The Masters, only to fall at the final hurdle on each occasion.But if he can keep up his blistering recent form, that agonising run could end this year. Smith was unstoppable as he swept to victory at Players Championship events 14 and 15 this week.

John Souttar will return from his 10-week injury lay off for Hearts ' league and Scottish Cup Final double header with Rangers.

Hearts manager Robbie Neilson is protecting Ellis Simms due to a groin issue.

Michael van Gerwen has come up with an unusual way of describing what it’s like to play against darts rival James Wade. The pair meet again in the Premier League tonight as the tournament makes its much-anticipated return to Dublin. Van Gerwen and Wade clashed in the semi-finals in Aberdeen last week, with the Dutchman winning 6-3 before being beaten by Jonny Clayton in the final and losing top spot.

darts commentator Wayne Mardle has issued his Dublin predictions to William Hill and is confident the night will pan out as follows… James Wade vs Michael van GerwenMardle’s prediction: Van Gerwen’s been in five finals, I think he reaches a sixth. He’ll have the throw [if he reaches the semi-final and final]. I think this is easy to sort out and I think van Gerwen wins.

darts returns to tonight with week 11 in Aberdeen, where there’s sure to be raucous atmosphere inside the P&J Live venue. Michael van Gerwen leads the way at the present, but is just one point clear of Jonny Clayton while Peter Wright and James Wade hold the other top-four spots as the battle to qualify for the play-offs in Berlin on June 13 intensifies. Joe Cullen sits in fifth ahead of Gerwyn Price while Michael Smith and Gary Anderson are in danger of being cut adrift at the foot of the table.