ITV Coronation Street's Toyah star Georgia Taylor 'heartbroken' about 'beautiful' Charlie De Melo's exit as Imran

Little Mix singer Perrie Edwards has announced her engagement to Liverpool footballer Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain after he got down on one knee. The Black Magic and Sweet Melody hitmaker shared her excitement on Instagram as she posted romantic photos of the romantic beach proposal at sunset.

Police have taped off a park in Trafford this evening. Officers are guarding a scene at Seymour Park in Old Trafford.

Manchester City are reportedly prepared to walk away from their pursuit of Marc Cucurella if Brighton’s demands go too high.

A man is fighting for his life after extreme violence again returned to Bury town centre. He was punched by one person before a second kicked him, left, and then returned to film him as he lay bleeding.

Manchester United reportedly remain confident that Barcelona will lower their asking price as their pursuit of Frenkie de Jong continues. United are in talks with their Catalan counterparts over potentially bringing De Jong to Old Trafford this summer.

Richard Arnold met a group of Manchester United supporters in his local pub before they were set to protest the Glazers' ownership of the club outside his house.

Khloe Kardashian is setting the record straight about her dating life — and lack thereof.

Drake’s new album Honestly, Nevermind has fans critiquing the rapper’s latest project, which has received mainly negative reviews.

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Sopranos cast member Steve Van Zandt has recalled how the late James Gandolfini gave cast members a share of a pay rise he received while on the show.Ganolfini, who played mob boss Tony Soprano in the long-running HBO show, had received a “big” pay rise according to Van Zandt and decided to share it among his fellow cast members.When asked about whether or not Gandolfini “gave each actor [in] The Sopranos $33,000 of his own money”, Van Zandt confirmed that he did – though not to settle a “salary dispute” as had been reported previously.Replying to the fan, Van Zandt said: “It wasn’t to settle a salary dispute. He had gotten a big raise and just divided it among the cast.

Phoebe Bridgers has performed on CBS with singer-songwriter Christian Lee Huston – check out the moment below.The pair, who have collaborated together frequently in the past, appeared on CBS This Morning: Saturday earlier today (June 18). They performed two of Hutson’s originals together, ‘Rubberneckers’ and ‘Lose This Number’.Hutson also performed a solo, stripped-back acoustic cover of The Cure’s ‘Just Like Heaven’.Bridgers and Bright Eyes’ Conor Oberst worked as producers on Hutson’s latest album, ‘Quitters’.Check out the performance here:Meanwhile, Lucy Dacus was revealed as the surprise guest during Bridgers‘ show in Queens, New York earlier this week (June 16).Bridgers previously teased “a very special surprise guest” on the show’s promotional poster, but no other details were provided at the time. Tonight, after opening act MUNA had played, Dacus was revealed as the surprise act, filling the slot before Bridgers’ set.Dacus performed a short set, including ‘Night Shift’, ‘Hot & Heavy’ and ‘Going Going Gone’, during which she was joined by MUNA, Bridgers and Bridgers’ dog Maxine.

Coronation Street fans were left baffled over a paramedic's blunder on Wednesday night as Imran Habeeb died in a devastating twist on the ITV soap. During the latest instalment, it followed on from Tuesday's episode, where it showed Imran and Toyah Battersby unconscious after a horrific car crash.

CORONATION Street fans are heartbroken after Imran Habeeb collapsed and died tonight - and have spotted a dark clue that Toyah Battersby murdered him. The solicitor - who is played by actor Charlie De Melo in the ITV soap - saved Toyah from the car wreck before the building collapsed onto it.

IMRAN Habeeb actor Charlie De Melo is leaving Weatherfield after being involved in heart-stopping stories for almost five years. However, the Coronation Street star admitted he had planned to leave sooner - but was stopped dead in his tracks by the pandemic.

Coronation Street fans were left heartbroken on Wednesday night as Imran Habeeb died in a devastating twist on the ITV soap. During the latest instalment, it followed on from Tuesday's episode, where it showed Imran and Toyah Battersby unconscious after a horrific car crash. At first, Imran played the hero after the crash as he rescued wife Toyah from the wreckage of the car and got her to safety, begging her not to die.

Coronation Street star Charlie de Melo has spoken out about the decision to kill off his character, Imran Habeeb. Viewers were left stunned by the shock death on Wednesday's episode, following a high-speed car crash that left him and his wife Toyah trapped in the wreckage. Imran played hero after the crash.

Coronation Street Charlie De Melo has shared the sweet reason viewers will never see him popping up in another soap. The actor has quit the ITV soap after nearly five years of playing Imran Habeeb.

Fans knew Charlie De Melo was calling time on his Coronation Street journey, but they had no clue how Imran Habeeb would depart from Weatherfield. There was a shock during Wednesday night’s edition of the ITV soap as the solicitor tragically died.

Coronation Street actor Charlie De Melo has a fascinating life off screen, including his touching mission to raise guide dogs and a whirlwind romance with his co-star Nicola Thorp. He has played solicitor Imran Habeeb on the cobbles in Weatherfield for almost five years, and has reportedly quit the show. Most recently, his character was left unconscious after a horrific crash.

Coronation Street viewers were left racking their brains over the soap after they missed a car crash scene involving characters Toyah and Imran Habeeb, having only caught the aftermath of it. Fans were puzzled as Toyah, played by Georgia Taylor, and Imran, played by Charlie de Melo, were both seen leant over unconscious at the wheel following a collision that wasn’t actually shown.

Imran Habeeb has gone from hero to zero in the eyes of Coronation Street fans. The lawyer, played by Charlie De Melo, made his first appearance on the famous street in 2017. After the breakdown of his marriage to Sabeen, Imran moved in with his sister Rana.

Michael Le Vell has confirmed Coronation Street co-star Charlie De Melo has finished filming on the soap.

Coronation Street star Sally Carman looked completely different to her on-screen character as she made an appearance on a different TV show. The actress, who plays Abi Franklin in the ITV soap, appeared on This Morning on Friday (May 27) alongside on-screen husband Michael Le Vell, aka Kevin Webster.

Hope Stape struck again during the latest visit to the cobbles but the scenes have left Coronation Street fans puzzled. It's been a few months since the youngster got up to any serious mischief and she found the ideal opportunity to cause problems for her mum Fiz and new partner Phill Whittaker.

Lorraine Kelly was left apologising to Coronation Street star Georgia Taylor following an accidental marriage slip-up. The Toyah Battersby actress appeared live on the presenter's self-titled ITV show on Friday live from her character's home on the cobbles.