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The best TV shows on All 4 to watch in lockdown, from Shameless to Grand Designs Binge-watching Father Ted, dipping into Grand Designs, or a Big Night Out with Vic Reeves? Take your pick from our A-Z guide David Threlfall in Shameless Credit: Channel 4 All 4 boasts a unique collection of British classics, modern hits and popular favourites, from groundbreaking dramas like This is England, cult comedies Brass Eye and Peep Show and soapy pleasures like ER to hard-hitting documentaries from t...

EastEnders star Nick Berry, 57, looks unrecognisable with white beard Bryony Jewell For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo He shot to fame after portraying Simon Wicks in EastEnders and Sergeant Nick Rowan in Heartbeat in the 80s and 90s. And Nick Berry looked worlds away from his characters as he cut a very casual figure during a trip to a tip in Essex on Tuesday. The former heartthrob, 57, was almost unrecognisable as he sported a white beard and grey locks...

Throughout 2020, there was just one topic of conversation on everyones lips - Covid 19. But while the entertainment industry was particularly hit by the pandemic, with the postponement of many film and television productions and live gigs, 2021 looks set to be a busier year with plenty more to talk about than the global pandemic. So who and what will be making headlines as we tentatively step into the New Year? From the new kids on the block whose stars are going to rise to the familiar faces r...

Updated: December 31, 2020, 8:54 am © Supplied by Stephen Noble Agnes Flett, pouring a pint behind the bar of The Grill where she was a much-loved figure for 40 years. Sign up for our newsletter and let our nostalgia team take you on a trip back in time Thank you for signing up to our Nostalgia newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up An outpouring of loving tributes and fond memories has followed the death of Agnes Flett, the legendary barmaid who worked for a...

STORYHOUSE in Chester is looking forward to 2021 with a programme of classic comedy, thought-provoking drama and stand-up silliness. After a much-interrupted and turbulent year caused by the ongoing pandemic, the cultural hub is hoping for a smoother ride next year, and has announced a series of stage hits. Touring productions of Educating Rita and The Greatest Play in the History of the World will take to the Storyhouse stage, along with the return of Miss Julie, plus top comics. Ticke...