DCI Banks star Andrea Lowe: 'The series can have another life after me'
Spoiler Alert: Last week, DCI Banks fans were left in limbo following the savage attack on DS Annie Cabbot, and Andrea Lowe and Stephen Tompkinson (DCI Alan Banks) appeared on the show to talk about the shocking outcome which saw Cabbot die on the hit series this week.
After Cabbot had made the decision to leave her husband finally for DCI Banks, it wasn't long before she met her untimely death.
"We couldn't imagine them in domestic bliss at home," Lowe revealed.
"But still, it is quite sad.
"It was great to film and I feel like I've seen the whole thing full circle."
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Laura's weather gatecrashed by Bradley Walsh!
It's never a quiet show when Bradley Walsh joins us and today he was in a particularly mischievous mood, unexpectedly stepping in during Laura's last weather hit!
From his dodgy Scottish accent to his lacking terminology we're not sure he should quit the day job...
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Don't call me babe: Should sexist nicknames be banned?
Bird, doll and chick are the top three demeaning nicknames women would like to see banned, according to a survey out today.
Hormonal, drama queen, ball breaker and diva were listed as hated sex slurs in a poll of 2,000 women taken by Special K. It also found nearly a third aged 16-24 have been told to 'man up' by work colleagues.
Girls Aloud singer Nicola Roberts and actress Lisa Faulkner are behind the campaign to banish the words from everyday vocabulary and joined us in the studio.
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Check out the new line-up for The Voice!
The new series of the The Voice is particularly anticipated now that it's moved over to ITV - but who's in the latest line-up?
Four superstar judges were revealed last night and in the swivel-chairs we'll be seeing a familiar face back by popular demand as well as some new and exciting personalities.
What do you think of the new line-up? Let us know on Twitter!
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Widow wins High Court bid to keep 'last chance' embryos
It means I get to keep part of him
– Samantha Jefferies
The widow of a Falklands war veteran has won a High Court bid to keep frozen embryos that they created.
After Clive Jefferies died suddenly in 2014 his wife Samantha was told that her embryos could not be stored for longer than two years - despite the couple consenting to 10.
The case was taken to High Court, where the judge said it was 'obviously right' that they were stored for ten years and said he was sorry Samantha had gone through so much stress because of the mistakes of others.
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Remember, deals can change quickly, even while I’m on the programme. So always double-check the terms and conditions before spending. Plus, while I hope these deals will save you cash, don’t spend if you can’t afford it, don’t need it, or won’t use it.
Are YOU Britney's 'London crush'?
This man was riding his scooter through London roads ... completely unaware that he was being filmed by a rather admiring Britney Spears!
The megastar was stuck in traffic in the capitol and spotted the helmeted hunk - and couldn't resist sharing her 'London crush' with her 13.3 million followers on Instagram.
Do you know the mystery man? Or maybe you are him! If so, get in touch.
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Laura's world weather round-up
We might moan about the weather being a bit unpredictable here in the UK - but it's nothing compared to what's going on elsewhere! Here Laura gives us a little round-up of what's happening around the world.
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