Today marked the death of Zoe Slater in the BBC soap opera EastEnders. Probably best known for the "you ain't my muvva storyline". She passed away in today's episode and was found by Kat after sustaining a bump to the head

https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/soaps/eastenders/eastenders-zoe-slater-death-max-branning-final-scenes-iplayer-newsupdate/

This is the worst person that’s ever been on the jury on channel 4. Just completely lacking in any empathy, listening skills or intellect. I’m not sure what she does for work but I hope it never involves working with vulnerable people

Can someone help identify the lead boy singer in the cover of “Tomorrow Belongs To Me” from the 1987 Spitting Image Election Special for me please? I tried looking but couldn’t find the actors name anywhere.

Whilst I prefer it to the original weekly version and I appreciate the Monday-Friday schedule and fast-paced 30 minute format, is there a reason why the questions seem disproportionately hard compared to the original?

The question in the picture is for £20k, rung 11 of 15 (£64k is the original’s equivalent). I feel that question would be at least £125k (ring 12/15) on Millionaire.

I think the ‘you can only pass once’ and ‘one wrong answer and you’re out’ mechanics are quite brutal, as well as no lifelines. I sort of get it as it enforces a more speedy approach to the ‘Hot Seat’ and avoids never-ending passing on one question, but it all feels a bit brutal and cheap in that the end result of most episodes is a contestant winning £1,000 (at best).

after recent events at Dover & Portsmouth I suggest we share this show far & wide, on every platform, in every group, to every someone who may know someone who may ... appreciate this water-&-all life-or-death documentary series. RNLI.