As Season five of SailGP gets underway, Georgie Corlett-Pitt looks ahead and gets the latest from British team driver, Dylan ...

Most people in Australian rugby used 2024 to dust off and move on from Eddie Jones and the 2023 Rugby World Cup. But Dave Porecki was stuck injured on the sidelines, and feared his career was over ...

Out on Bridge Street, Martin was then stunned as Barker revealed he was closing his stall down over an alleged health and safety violation, claiming to have found rat faeces on his produce.

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EastEnders fans have been quick to spot a familiar face as Councillor Barker, realising that actor Iain Fletcher is previously known for his role as Rod in the iconic police series The Bill. Fletcher, ...

Iain Fletcher played the role of DC Rod Skase in the ITV drama, appearing over six years. Having made the switch to Walford, Iain popped up in the role of Councillor Barker. Taking to X ...

Fans of the BBC soap were quick to recognise a familiar face from Sun Hill Police Station. Iain Fletcher played the role of DC Rod Skase in the ITV drama, appearing over six years. Having made the ...

EastEnders fans have been left pointing out where they have seen Councillor Barker actor Iain Fletcher before as they realise he starred as Rod in The Bill. Fletcher played the role of DC Rod Skase in ...

However, Councillor Barker (Iain Fletcher) soon interrupted her to ask if she was the daughter of notorious gangster Johnny Allen who had bullied his dad at school. On Wednesday (January 22), Ruby ...

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Martin is cold with Ruby after the way she dealt with Councillor Barker (Iain Fletcher), and later, Barker announces that the market will be kept open – but this doesn't change Martin's stance.