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Hollyoaks’ Ro Hutchinson rallies the village for a moving memorial to Rex Gallagher next week – but Ste Hay is already wondering if James Nightingale knows more about his husband’s murder than he’s letting on!
Grieving the loss of his friend, teenage Ro decides to set up a memorial service for Rex, so asks for Rex’s widower Ste’s blessing. Once Ro has been cleared to mourn the mechanic, he sets up a beautiful service in his memory…
"Despite not knowing Rex that well, Abigail says some moving words about him, and everyone rallies around Ste as he battles the loss of his husband. It’s a difficult day, but Ste has his daughter Leah by his side.
Tony also struggles, as it wasn’t long ago that he was in the thick of his own grief for his spouse Diane…"
Despite his cloud of grief, Ste is starting to harbour his own suspicions about Martin, Rex’s killer – and when he finds James hanging around his house, he kicks him out.
Concerned that James has more to do with Rex’s murder than he cares to admit, Ste ropes his daughter Leah into his investigation…
"James disappeared for an entire year, and what he got up to in that time is still pretty uncertain, so Leah does some internet sleuthing to find out more about Martin.
"Although James wants to get back in Ste’s good books, Ste is holding off from falling back into their relationship. After all, Rex is barely cold in his grave!"
Determined to earn back Ste’s trust, James asks Beth for her help. When James comes knocking on Ste’s door with a bunch of flowers though, will it be enough to win the chef’s heart? Or is Ste closing in on the truth about Rex’s death?
Who's the father?
EastEnders has confirmed that Priya Nandra-Hart will discover she is pregnant in upcoming scenes, and she is desperate to find out whether Ravi Gulati or Max Branning is the father of her unborn baby!
This week, she teams up with Jean to try to sneakily obtain DNA samples from both men, but can they get away with it?
"To go ahead with a paternity test, Priya needs DNA samples from both potential dads," explains our EastEnders insider. "But telling the truth about being pregnant, let alone her baby daddy crisis, simply isn’t an option for her right now.
Jean’s the only person who knows that Priya and Max have been having an affair behind closed doors, so she’s the only one Priya can turn to for help!"
Subsequently, Priya and Jean take a trip to the community centre, where a donor drive is being held to try to find a stem cell match for Denise.
Hoping to go under the radar, Priya and Jean do their best to nick specimens from Ravi and Max. Can they pull it off without the two men suspecting anything unusual?
"Ravi doesn’t have a clue that Priya is hiding something so huge from him," reveals our snoop. "They look so smitten when they reaffirm their love for each other, but who knows how long Priya can keep her secret under wraps?
"She’s handled some dicey situations in the past, but guilt is a powerful emotion. It feels as though her baby news is a ticking time bomb waiting to blow up…"
Will Priya uncover whether Ravi or Max is the father of her child? And if it turns out to be Max, will she be forced to come clean?
After first grabbing her wrist when she suggested deleting their location-tracking app, Beau recently slapped her across the face for challenging his behaviour.
Meanwhile, Sonny has continued hiding his involvement in Beau’s steroid operation from fiancée Dana (Ally Harris).
Beau tells her to cover it up with makeup before Dana arrives, then once again apologises for hitting her—though his claim that loving Harper so much can sometimes drives him ‘crazy’ does little to reassure her.
When she later shows Remi her engagement ring, Remi asks Dana whether Sonny has told her anything more about the police raid, and makes it clear that he isn’t surprised by his friend’s silence.
Dana questions Sonny about Remi’s cryptic comments and encourages him to repair their friendship so that Remi can be his best man.
Remi refuses to stand beside him until he sorts himself out. When Eden (Stephanie Panozzo) witnesses the confrontation, Remi confides in her about what Sonny’s been up to.
Back at the apartment, Harper overhears Beau saying on the phone that he wants someone “taken care of”. When she questions him, Beau barely contains his anger as he warns her never to eavesdrop again.
That evening, Dana asks Harper to be her maid of honour. When she mentions that Sonny and Remi are at Salt, Beau heads there to confront Remi for speaking to the police.
Remi refuses to be intimidated, so Beau follows through on his plan to have Remi “taken care of” by his associates.
The following morning, Levi (Tristan Gorey) sees Remi being thrown from a car outside the surf club with a bag over his head!
Rather than deny it, Beau responds to Harper’s questions with another threat, ordering her to claim that they were together all night, thereby giving him an alibi.
Sonny rushes to the hospital, where Eden takes him aside and angrily blames him for what happened. But when Dana overhears their conversation, Sonny’s left with no choice but to finally confess to his steroid use and dealing.
Sonny goes on to give Cash (Nicholas Cartwright) a full account of the operation, and is charged with possession and supply.
He’s released on bail, but Dana admits that she may never be able to trust him again, putting their recent engagement and entire relationship in jeopardy.
Meanwhile, Beau is irritated when Harper receives a message from Tane inviting her to see Archie. Harper’s not seen her son in days, but Beau only allows her to go as long as she promises to be quick.
When Tane later questions why she’s barely seen Archie for days, Harper still feels too scared to open up to him. Instead, she covers by turning his concern back on him and telling him he needs to step up and look after his son.
Meanwhile, Sonny’s confession gives Cash the evidence he needs to question Beau again. Armed with his statement, Cash heads to the pier apartment and asks Beau to accompany him back to the police station.
Realising what’s been going on, he tries to talk her into staying, but Harper insists that she needs to take Archie and run before Beau can hurt him.
Cash is forced to hold Tane back as he reveals that Beau has been violent towards Harper!
Tane’s allegation could provide the breakthrough that the police need to put Beau behind bars, but only if Harper speaks out.
A promo for this week’s episodes shows Harper hurriedly loading her suitcase into the boot of her car outside the diner.
Australian actor Josh Quong Tart has pleaded guilty to high-range drink-driving after recording a blood-alcohol reading of 0.36 following a single-vehicle crash.
The 50-year-old, known for his roles in Home and Away, All Saints and Underbelly: Badness, was found behind the wheel of a white Toyota Corolla, which had crashed into a ditch near his Burrill Lake home.
According to The Daily Telegraph, Josh had been drinking over several days before the incident.
Emergency services were called to River Road at Lake Tabourie, near the Princes Highway, shortly after 11.15am following reports of an accident.
Paramedics treated the actor at the scene before taking him to Milton Hospital, where he returned the reading.
A blood-alcohol concentration above 0.3 is considered potentially life-threatening and may result in unconsciousness, coma or death.
A NSW Police spokeswoman confirmed Quong Tart was charged with high-range prescribed concentration of alcohol on June 24.
'About 11.30am on Sunday, 12 April, 2026, emergency services were called to River Road, Lake Tabourie, near the Princes Highway, following reports of a single-vehicle crash,' the spokeswoman said.
'Officers attached to South Coast Police District responded to find a car had left the roadway and gone down a ditch.
'Following inquiries, the man was issued with a court attendance notice for high-range PCA.'
Quong Tart has since pleaded guilty to the charge and is due to appear at Newtown Local Court for sentencing on August 25.
The veteran actor has appeared in several of Australia's best-known television dramas.
He starred as Andrew 'Undies' Perish in the 2012 crime series Underbelly: Badness alongside Jonathan LaPaglia, who played Anthony 'Rooster' Perish, and Matt Nable as detective Gary Jubelin.
Josh also portrayed Matt Horner in 70 episodes of the medical drama All Saints between 1999 and 2004.
In 2007, he joined Home and Away as Miles 'Milco' Copeland, the long-lost twin brother of Kate Ritchie's much-loved character Sally Fletcher.
He is also an accomplished stage performer and previously played Scar in the Australian production of The Lion King, as well as Oscar Wilde in The Judas Kiss.
He previously avoided a criminal conviction in 2020 after a separate incident was dealt with under mental health legislation, according to The Daily Telegraph.
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A new extended trailer for Casualty's upcoming 40th anniversary spectacular has revealed what exactly the team will be up against when disaster strikes. The medical drama will air a special double-bill of episodes early next month.
The above clip confirms that a brutal explosion will strike St James’ Hospital, the nearest hospital to Holby. It has previously been regularly mentioned in episodes.
Paramedics will be seen searching through the rubble at the site of the catastrophe, while staff back at Holby City Hospital desperately try to cope with the fallout.
Other familiar faces slated to appear are Melanie Hill (Siobhan), Barney Walsh (Cam), Neet Mohan (Rash), Sammy Dobson (Nicole), Kirsty Mitchell (Faith), Anna Chell (Jodie), Sarah Seggari (Rida) and Aron Julius (Matty).
The paramedic team are also at the heart of the action, with Di Botcher (Jan), Michael Stevenson (Iain), Milo Clarke (Teddy), Charles Venn (Jacob) and Naomi Wakszlak (Indie) also featuring.
The double-bill arrives on 5 September, almost exactly 40 years - minus one day - since the show debuted on 6 September, 1986.
The BBC put Casualty out to tender in 2025, but in December it was confirmed that BBC Studios (who produce it) emerged victorious in the bidding process and will continue for at least three more series.
Lindsay Salt, Director of BBC Drama, said at the time: “Casualty is a hugely important, much loved BBC drama and this tender has ensured it will continue to flourish. It was an extremely competitive process and we would like to thank the shortlisted producers for their high quality and comprehensive proposals.
"We look forward to working with BBC Studios as we build on the show’s long-running success."
What's next in Summer Bay?
Coming up on Home and Away, Sonny confesses his crimes to the police, throwing his future wedding to Dana in doubt.
Elsewhere, Harper hatches a drastic escape plan, and Marilyn quits her job at the Diner following Leah's treatment towards Zane.
Here's a full collection of 14 big moments coming up.
Marilyn is forgiving and believes that Zane deserves another chance. She asks Leah to consider giving him a job, but David warns Leah to be careful.
Alf also remains wary of Zane's intentions and refuses to give him an easy ride.
Later, she confronts her fiancé, wanting to know why he remained silent about purchasing drugs just a few weeks back.
Dana urges Sonny to go to the police, but instead he whisks her off to the city to buy an engagement ring.
Taking this advice on board, David invites Amelia for coffee, but she doesn't want to discuss things anymore.
Jo is convinced that David feels the same and is surprised to learn that Amelia has handed in her notice and will be leaving the Bay at the end of the week.
After making a string of mistakes on the job, Zane is hurt when he overhears Leah say that she only gave him the shift as a favour to Marilyn.
Feeling defeated, Zane writes a goodbye note for Marilyn and leaves town.
When John questions if Sonny has been questioned by the cops, Dana is quick to shut down the conversation.
Grateful for John's help, Dana tells him that she wishes he wasn't her celebrant so he could walk her down the aisle.
Later, Levi admits that he fears his injury has impacted his fine motor skills and ability to perform surgery.
Where will he go from here?
Their chat leaves Amelia with food for thought as she dares to dream that she may have a romantic future with David.
A short while later, Levi receives a call from the hospital to say that Amelia has changed her mind and will stay on at the hospital to cover his absence.
When Justin questions if Zane is now in breach of his parole, Marilyn is beside herself with worry and feels as if she's let him down.
Leah tries to offer her support, but Marilyn snaps back by telling her that she's quitting her job, starting now!
Remi agrees on the condition that Sonny is no longer dealing drugs for Beau. But Sonny's awkward silence is all the answer Remi needs.
Eden witnesses the pair's heated showdown and Remi later admits the truth, but makes her swear to secrecy.
The next morning, Harper and Sonny are both suspicious when Beau reveals that Remi has been beaten up.
Harper confronts her boyfriend, who coerces her into lying to the police that they were together at the time of the attack.
Dana's hurt quickly turns to horror when she realises that Harper and Archie could be in danger from this man.
Later on, Sonny goes to the police station and makes a full confession. Cash grants him bail but charges Sonny with possession and supply.
When Harper finds Tane at the gym, he expresses his concern about what's going on.
But unable to reveal Beau's true nature, Harper loses her patience and snaps at Tane.
Eden has zero sympathy for Sonny, but Remi feels their anger should be directed at Beau.
Sonny is determined to right his wrongs, and despite everything Remi promises to be there for him.
Cash questions Beau, who is adamant that Harper will back up his alibi for the time of Remi's attack.
But what Beau doesn't know is that Harper is preparing to do a runner with Archie before he gets home.
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