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Irish men lose at Virginia; women host Wake today January 14, 2021 The struggles continue for Notre Dame basketball, after an 80-to-68 loss last night at Virginia. Cormac Ryan was a bright spot for the Irish with 16 points, and Trey Wertz added 13 as the Irish fell to 3-and-8 overall, 0-and-5 in ACC play. Coach Mike Brey says Saturday’s home game against Boston College looms large. Hear Irish basketball on WSBT Radio all season long. Saturday’s game tips at 4pm: Jack Nolan with the call on your home of the Irish, 96-1 WSBT. The Irish women get back on the court today at home against W...

Wexit! Is Will Noble really going to leave Casualty forever? Credit: BBC Will Noble leaves Casualty after he clashes with Connie and discovers Fenisha’s baby secret… Warning: Contains Casualty spoilers about Will Noble, Connie Beauchamp, Fenisha Khatri, Jan Jenning, Rash Masum, Robyn Miller, and new paramedic Leon Cook… Will Noble and Connie: The showdown! Clash and dash? Will Noble doesn’t hold back in his exit interview with Connie Will Noble is in a strange mood as he faces his last day in the ED. Before he leaves Holby for a new job in pharmaceuticals in Ireland Will (Jack...

Casualty poll: What did you think about the shock death? The ED has lost an important staff member. The coronavirus-focused episode saw the Holby Emergency Department staff facing one of the toughest challenges of their careers, particularly when several staff members became ill with the virus. The episode ended in tragedy as, while Dylan Keogh (William Beck) and Jacob Masters (Charles Venn) thankfully both recovered from the virus, much-loved receptionist Noel Garcia (Tony Marshall) passed away after contracting COVID-19 - making him the first soap character in the UK to die from the coronav...

Casualty episode was never going to be an easy watch. Casualty has returned to our screens with one of its most powerful episodes to date, kicking off its brand new series with a bang. The special edition explored the pandemic through the lens of the Emergency Department staff, as they faced the toughest challenge of their careers – and lives. And by the time 55 minutes had passed, it was clear that the hospital would never be the same again. While Dylan and Jacob both made full recoveries from the virus, Noel, devastatingly, didn't – marking an end to his 12-year stint on the show. As t...

Mealing explained that it was important for the show to mention COVID-19, saying: " We all experienced it, we all lived through it, and we acknowledge it – because it is part of our lives now – but I don't think people want to sit down every Saturday and trawl through that." "It's heavy and it's a lot. I don't think anyone wants to sit through that every week. We do have to move on in the following weeks but COVID is still a part of the ED experience." Casualty returns on January 2, 2021, at 7.35pm on BBC One. Digital Spy now has a newsletter – sign up to get it sent straight to your in...