Neighbours has been saved – just four months after its final episode aired, proving to be a ratings hit in both the UK and Australia.
The beloved soap came to an end in July after 37 years, with the last episode airing on Channel 5.
But in a shock announcement on Thursday, Amazon Freevee and Fremantle revealed the show will be returning.
A new series will begin filming in Australia next year and will see the likes of Stefan Dennis,
Wild celebrations after the 2022 Melbourne Cup lasted well into the night with some glamorous punters left a little worse for wear sprawled out on the footpath, while others were spotted living it up in romantic public displays of affection.
Australians had reason to celebrate on Tuesday evening after watching the iconic race that stops the nation – which this year attracted a lively crowd of well-dressed punters at racetracks in Sydney and Melbourne as well as the rest of
Drag lovers were heartbroken to learn that George Ward – known by fans as Cherry Valentine and who also went by Georgie – died on Sunday aged 28.
The sensational performer became a quick fan favourite after appearing on season two of RuPaul’s drag race, despite being eliminated after the second episode.
Georgie’s co-star Bimini Bon Boulash led tributes to the performer and described them as ‘one of those souls so pure, so raw, so real’.
A statement from their
Fans of American muscle cars can rejoice – the new Ford Mustang is here, and it will continue to have a burbling 5.0-litre V8 engine under its bonnet.
At its public unveiling at the Detroit Auto Show today, Jim Farley, CEO of Ford Motor Company, said: ‘Investing in another generation of Mustang is a big statement at a time when many of our competitors are exiting the business of internal combustion vehicles.’
The seventh-generation Mustang is only the second iteration
It’s been 15 years since Apple released its first ever iPhone, the device that redefined the mobile phone and helped make Apple one of the most valuable companies in the world.
Apple’s original iPhone model sold a whopping 2.2 billion units after just a year of sales, and now, 15 years later, the Cupertino firm is developing one of its numerous successors, the iPhone 14.
In 15 years, the iPhone has gone from to an intriguing new contender in the
Romance fans can reside in the former home of novelist Dame Barbara Cartland as it goes on sale for £1million.
The stunning Grade ll listed property called River Cottage in Great Barford, Bedfordshire, features four bedrooms, two reception rooms, two bathrooms, a private mooring and an annexe.
Boasting a front door painted in Dame Cartland’s favourite colour pink, the thatched cottage is also to be awarded a classic heritage ‘blue plaque’ by the British Plaque Society to acknowledge that the
One of Venice’s most iconic landmarks has opened its doors to the public for the first time in 500 years after a restoration project by a British architect, revealing its Renaisaance-era architecture and stunning gilt ceilings.
The imposing Procuratie Vecchie in St Mark’s Square is one of the Italian city’s most recognised facades, forming the colonnaded perimeter of the piazza and boasting an incredible 52 arches.
But despite being photographed by millions of tourists who descend on the Floating City
OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso — Decades later, the scene of the crime is still intact: a deserted building of cracked windowpanes and dust-blown corridors, its courtyard strewn with withered leaves. Gunfire erupted here in October 1987 as Thomas Sankara, the 37-year-old president of Burkina Faso, was meeting with six aides.
“It sounded like a tornado on a tin roof,” recalled one of them, Alouna Troaré, retracing his steps through the ghostly site.
A charismatic army officer of revolutionary zeal, Sankara had
Emmanuel Macron grinned and fist-bumped Boris Johnson today as the pair put a brave face on a raging row over fisheries.
The French President chuckled and ushered Mr Johnson to his place as he arrived for a ‘family photo’ with other leaders at the G20 summit in Rome.
However, the awkward show of bonhomie comes amid escalating tension between the UK and France over access to fishing waters, with the Government accusing Paris of breaking international law.
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