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Coronation Street's Tina O'Brien and her on-screen daughter Lucy Fallon lead the Inside Soap Awards glamour in daring mini dresses as they arrive on the Manchester red carpet after the ITV hit swept the board with eight wins

The 2026 Inside Soap Awards in Manchester saw Coronation Street win eight prizes, including Best Soap, while Tina O'Brien and Lucy Fallon led red-carpet coverage. The piece recaps outfits, attendees, and several awards, including recognition for a domestic abuse storyline.

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Trump drowned out by background noise in first remarks without press pool

Trump’s first remarks without the press pool were drowned out by the idling Marine One helicopter during a White House helipad ribbon-cutting. The article frames the audio failure as a consequence of Trump’s ban on certain outlets and the television pool’s decision to suspend coverage. It also notes the banned outlets’ lawsuit and the absence of broadcast audio equipment.

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Trump inaudible during White House TV pool blackout

President Trump was inaudible during a White House event after the TV press pool suspended coverage in response to his administration's credential ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico. The article explains the role of the White House press pool and frames the restrictions as a threat to independent coverage and First Amendment protections.

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Mike Krukow reveals troubling ‘swallowing’ issue amid Duane Kuiper’s throat cancer diagnosis

San Francisco Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow discussed his worsening health, including swallowing difficulty, after longtime booth partner Duane Kuiper was diagnosed with throat cancer. The article clarifies that Krukow's swallowing issue is related to his body myositis, not cancer, while noting the emotional impact on fans.

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White House pushes its app to get livestreams after TV pool boycotts

The White House is urging the public to use its app for livestreams after major TV networks said they would not provide pool coverage in solidarity with CNN, MS Now, and Politico, whose credentials were revoked. The networks and banned outlets have announced lawsuits, while the administration promotes direct updates via its app.

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"National security" becomes Trump's executive sledgehammer

The article argues that President Trump has broadly invoked 'national security' to justify actions ranging from press restrictions and a D.C. arch to AI deregulation, Greenland policy and immigration enforcement. It frames this as an expansion of executive power that can create extreme judicial deference and a 'blank check.'

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