Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash are reportedly planning to swap Pickle Cottage for a larger family home after falling in love with an eight-bedroom Victorian mansion in Essex. According to The Sun, the couple have been looking to upgrade as their blended family continues to grow and have found a property they believe offers the extra space they need. Read more: Industry renewed for fifth and final season as BBC drama confirms ending A source told the publication the house sits on more than three acres and costs almost twice as much as the £1.3 million Pickle Cottage, while also featuring…

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The BBC has released an extended first-look trailer and new artwork for series three of the drama, confirming it will arrive on BBC iPlayer and BBC One from Sunday 8 March. The action-packed preview shows Holliday Grainger returning as Rachel Carey alongside a large ensemble cast. Read more: Doctor Foster series…

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I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! is back — and the 2025 line-up is one of the most talked-about yet. The hit ITV reality show returns to the Australian jungle on November 16, with Ant and Dec once again fronting the action. From soap icons and sports stars to pop legends and comedians, the latest batch of celebs are ready to face creepy crawlies, Bushtucker Trials and plenty of drama. Meet the I'm A Celeb 2025 line-up Shona McGarty EastEnders star Shona McGarty is heading into the jungle fresh from her exit from the long-running soap. The actress,…

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Zoe Ball has officially declared she'd love to host Strictly Come Dancing. The former It Takes Two host admitted the role would be "amazing" and said "everyone" wants the job. Didn't Zoe Ball quit the BBC? Her revelation comes just two months after she questioned her decision to quit her £950,000-a-year BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show. The 54-year-old broadcaster made the admission on her Dig It podcast with Jo Whiley, reacting to the news that Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman are both leaving Strictly. Their joint departure has left a huge hole at the heart of the BBC's biggest entertainment…

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The BBC has confirmed that Doctor Who will return to screens in December 2026 with a brand-new festive special written by Russell T Davies. The announcement comes as Disney+ ends its partnership with the hit sci-fi series, meaning the BBC will once again take full creative control of the Doctor's adventures. BBC confirms Doctor Who future after Disney+ split Disney+ has been the show's global streaming partner for the past two seasons. The collaboration will not continue beyond The War Between the Land and the Sea, which airs later this year. Despite the streaming shake-up, BBC bosses insist Doctor Who's…

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