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Coronation Street's Joseph Brown will be diagnosed with Lyme disease on the soap next week after collapsing at home - but what are the main symptoms of the illness?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle tied the knot in May 2018, and asked for donations to charities in lieu of wedding gifts, but they were inundated with presents from fans and well wishers

Martin Lewis was back on ITV this Tuesday January 9, where he alerted viewers that they have just over four weeks to apply for backdated bereavement support

Love Island stars Olivia and Alex Bowen met on the second series of the programme. The duo welcomed their first child, Abel, in June 2022

Dancing On Ice professional Tippy Packard - who was meant to be partnered with Eddie the Eagle - has been replaced on the ITV show after an injury forced her to withdraw from the show

Reeva Steenkamp's mother June appeared on Wednesday's episode of ITV's Good Morning Britain in her first UK TV interview since Oscar Pistorius' release from jail

Emily Blunt was filmed deep in conversation with husband John Krasinski as the pair walked the red carpet at the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday

A state of emergency has been declared after a mob of assault-rifle-wielding men entered a public TV channel station while it was holding a broadcast in Ecuador's port city of Guayaquil

Since Los Choneros gang leader Adolfo Macías, alias Fito, was discovered missing from his cell in a low-security prison in Ecuador more attacks have burst out across the country

Motoring Editor Gareth Butterfield goes over the items every motorist should consider investing in to keep them and their family safe throughout the colder months

The streaming platform has all manner of exciting shows planned, kicking off with the eagerly-anticipated Hawkeye spin-off Echo out today

Detective Inspector Rebecca Kalam joined the West Midlands Police in 2012 and served in the firearms unit -she dreamed of becoming chief constable but ended up having to take medical retirement

Manchester United could be set to lose Isak Hansen-Aaroen as the race intensifies to secure his signature, though the Red Devils are keen to keep the teenager at the club

Home Improvements owner John Bartom, who was well-known for his television commercials, was found with gunshot wounds in Kansas City, Missouri, on January 7

The Arsenal academy graduate has recently been linked with a move elsewhere but Emile Smith Rowe seems to be loving life in north London under Mikel Arteta's watch

Running a fridge-freezer for a day has seen an 80% fall in greenhouse gas footprint compared to 1998, while the carbon footprint of cooking a meal has also fallen by 65%

Jack Winter left the elderly woman with "extensive bruising" after the attack at Brooklands Care Home in Old Swan, Liverpool, where he had only been working for two weeks

Ben Llewellin was denied a place at the Games by one shot last time around, the cruellest of blows that left him unable to so much as look at a weapon for weeks on end

It was exactly one year ago that Prince Harry's explosive memoir Spare hit shelves and shocked readers with its bombshells about the Royal Family - but it appears Harry had enough material to fill a second book

WWE's policy of bringing huge-scale premium live events to international audiences continues with a trip to France for this year's Backlash. Here's everything UK fans need to know to get tickets when they go on sale on January 10

Prince Harry alleged a fierce rivalry with his older brother Prince William in his tell-all memoir, and revealed they almost came 'to blows' over one contentious issue

Sergi Canos joined Liverpool as a teenager after a spell at Barcelona's famed La Masia academy, and credits his time in England with making him the player he is today

Welcome to the metaverse - a network of 3D virtual worlds where people of all ages interact as digital avatars - but what starts out as a bit of fun can quickly turn dark, with charities issuing chilling warnings

Elvis Presley, who would have turned 89 this week, was on a cocktail of drugs and had been prescribed almost 9,000 pills, vials and injections in the seven months before his death

Since 2012 – more than a decade after the Post Office accounting scandal began – the public sector has awarded Fujitsu almost 200 contracts worth £6.8billion in total, analyst says