Many of the Pokémon only available in specific games were originally from the first Red and Blue versions (known as Red and Green in Japan). However, as new Pokémon were introduced from the Johto and Hoenn regions in Generation 3, even more exclusive Pokémon were added to that list.
I’ve been following this actor since he left EastEnders back in 2020, and it’s been amazing to see how popular he’s become online! He’s really built a following sharing his style and fashion tips, which I love. But what I really admire is how mindful he is about social media – he’s said himself that he wants to use it, rather than letting it control him, and that’s a really smart way to look at it.
Okay, so get this – a real blast from the past is now available for streaming! That beloved children’s show, the one many of us grew up with back in the ’70s, finally hit ITVX Kids on February 20th, 2026, and the best part? It’s totally free! I was thrilled to revisit this classic, and I think a whole new generation will love it too.
The event will feature popular gaming personalities and showcase many new games scheduled to release later this year.
Certain cases deeply affect the team, like when Neville was arrested for murder in season 12, and when a murder victim in season 13 was revealed to be a serial abuser—someone who had even harmed an old friend of Catherine’s. These investigations take a particular emotional toll.
Tonight, at 8pm, a new one-hour documentary called ‘Andrew Crisis: How Can the Royals Recover?’ will be shown. Immediately after, at 9pm, a re-airing of ‘Andrew: Where Did All the Money Go?’ will follow.
Joe Tate, a wealthy resident, spent some time with his step-son, Evan, earlier this week watching one of his favorite movies: the 1985 sci-fi classic Back to the Future, which stars Michael J. Fox.
These long-running dramas, totaling 118 years on television, have always been known for their realistic, yet often exaggerated, portrayal of everyday life in the North.
Last year, the previous Love Island champion prepared to start dancing with Nikita Kuzmin, but a broken ankle prevented her from performing in the first live show.
Last year’s BAFTA Rising Star winner, Jonsson, plays Taylor, a prisoner who’s almost finished serving a long sentence. He’s hoping to be released early, but his chances are threatened when his new, highly unstable cellmate, Dee (played by Blyth), arrives.