Six years after Eccles taxi driver Alan Henning was murdered in Syria, this major Salford road is being renamed in his honour

Michelle Keegan has returned to the Coronation Street set this week to revisit where her career as an actress began. The 33-year-old shared on her social media on Monday that she was back on the Corrie set and revealed that it took her back and said it felt like just 'yesterday' that she was last there.

Michelle Keegan popped up somewhere unexpected on Monday evening, as she showed her Instagram fans that she’d returned to the famous Coronation Street cobbles. The actress starred on the hit soap for six years, but her character, Tina McIntyre, came to her unfortunate demise at the hands of Rob Donovan.

sleeping pill.Scientists have revealed the 37-year-old, known as Richard, regained full consciousness, recognised his family and asked to speak to his father when doctors gave him the simple medication.Richard even managed to get out of his wheelchair and walk for the first time in nearly a decade.Choking on a piece of meat has caused him to be hospitalised in his late 20s due to a serious lack of oxygen.The incident left him with severe brain damage and akinetic mutism, a rare mental state

The Guardian about how she feels six years on from that turbulent time in her life, she shared: ‘I’m not sure I would have thought I’d be a mended person, which I am.’However, she admitted that she didn’t magically get to this point as she spent plenty of time hidden under her duvet after tragedy struck.She told the publication: ‘Believe me, I spent a lot of time under a duvet.

Two British terror suspects accused of being involved in the execution of Western hostages, as well as Salford aid worker Alan Henning, have denied all charges against them in a US court.El Shafee Elsheikh, 32, and Alexanda Kotey, 36, are accused of beheading hostages for the so-called Islamic State in Syria.Both are accused of being involved in the executions of four American citizens, as well as British and Japanese nationals.The two men, who grew up in London, are said to have been part of a

Piers Morgan recently said that he had gained half a stone during lockdown thanks to his love of wine and cheese, and had been forced to enlist the help of a personal trainer.The Good Morning Britain host was spotted out for a walk in the rainy weather in London wearing a dark blue jumper with a shirt underneath, a pair of dark trousers and trainers.The 55 year old outspoken journalist carried an umbrella and wore a black bag across his body while he looked down at his phone and tapped away.

Bury - a project that will take a total of six years to complete. United Utilities is giving a glimpse into what the mammoth works will look like, including 24 hour-long tunnelling to make way for the new pipe and the creation of huge compound areas to store equipment and build offices for construction staff.The pipe serves the Haweswater Aquaduct, which provides millions of people with their drinking water.

hereHe said: "Kotey and Elsheikh were members of the notoriously brutal ISIS hostage-taking cell that became known as 'The Beatles' - a name their captives gave to them because of their British accents."The defendants are charged with terrorism offences related to hostage-taking and killing of four Americans, as well as citizens of Great Britain and Japan."He said he was 'pleased' to confirm Kotey and Elsheikh are in FBI custody and are due to appear in federal court in the Eastern District of

The Antlers have shared their first new music in six years — listen to ‘Wheels Roll Home’ below.The song ends the long wait for new material from the band, whose last release came in 2014 with their fifth album ‘Familiars’.“‘Wheels Roll Home’ is a simple song about the hopeful promise of reunion after a long time gone,” lead singer and songwriter Peter Silberman explained. “It’s that feeling of finding home in someone, eager and impatient to build a life together.

Metro, the actor was told back in January about his exit but he won’t be leaving the soap until 2021.An EastEnders spokesperson also told the publication: ‘We can confirm Davood will be leaving EastEnders when his contract comes to an end next year.’He is not the only actor leaving the soap as Amar Adatia, who plays Jags Panesar, and Jake Wood, who plays Max Branning, will also be exiting the Square.Jake shared a lengthy message to his fans when he announced his departure.‘After 15 years I will

The cast of “Growing Pains” is lamenting the death of their patriarch Alan Thicke. "We're just missing Alan.