A fresh, daring and controversial teen drama about a group of sixth-form friends from Bristol crashed onto our screens in 2007, waking up a generation of parents to what their youngsters get up to.

Full of teen angst, dysfunctional families, personality disorders, drugs, sex and death the show left no stone unturned and managed to shock and entertain simultaneously.

It turned out it was so popular it's now on it's fourth series. But the teens of series one and two grew up and moved on to pastures new, so where are they now?

Some people just don't know when to shut up, do they?

Clearly not happy with just upsetting the skaters and Dancing On Ice viewers, judge Jason Gardiner has now turned his attention on the studio audience, branding them "idiots."

The acid-tongued former dancer took to his Twitter page to have a go at the crowd for booing him.

Corrie star Michelle Keegan said she was in floods of tears as she filmed her on-screen dad Joe McIntyre's death.

Michelle, who plays Weatherfield's Tina McIntyre, said it was the hardest storyline in her two years on the soap.

Viewers will see Joe, played by Reece Dinsdale, sail off tonight [Monday] after an attempt to fake his own death in an insurance scam goes wrong.

Britain's highest earning actor, Trevor Eve, is to star in a new three-part hostage drama.

Trevor will play an international hostage negotiator in the ITV thriller Kidnap And Ransom.

The new drama will also feature John Hannah, Helen Baxendale and Natasha Little.

The killing of a rat by Gino D'Acampo and Stuart Manning on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here has cost ITV more than £2,000.

The broadcaster was fined after celebrity chef Gino and Hollyoaks actor Stuart resorted to killing and eating the rodent with a knife when they were left without meat.

The Australian RPSCA took action against the jungle reality show for animal cruelty.

Could Shane Richie be making a return to EastEnders?

If it's not already on the cards, then the former star of the soap has dropped his biggest hint yet that he'd like it to happen.

The 45-year-old actor, who played Alfie Moon in the soap before quitting in 2005, told Hello! magazine he would love to get involved in the 'Who killed Archie Mitchell' storyline.

Shane said: "I might just gatecrash to be part of it. I could turn up at the back and when they say, 'Who killed Archie?' someone can go, 'Alfie. Alfie did it!'

Heather Mills has been voted off Dancing On Ice.

The charity activist, more famous as the ex-wife of Sir Paul McCartney, was given the boot after finding herself in the skate-off alongside Hollyoaks actor Kieron Richardson.

I'm so excited that kids who have lost limbs are going out and trying to skate," and added she'd received numerous letters from people with similar disabilities to her. "If anyone wants to get in contact and ask how it is to skate, then me and Pat would be happy to help," she said.