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EastEnders fans convinced This Morning star ‘let slip’ MASSIVE 40th anniversary spoiler today – did you spot it?

EASTENDERS fans are convinced a This Morning star ‘let slip’ a massive 40th anniversary spoiler.

Fans of the BBC One soap are counting down to next Thursday’s special live episode.

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EastEnders fans are convinced a major secret has been revealed before the 40th anniversary
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The Queen Victoria pub exploding in flames.
Sonia Fowler will give birth during the Queen Vic fire next week
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EastEnders spoiler: a woman discusses the show in front of a promotional image depicting the cast before an explosion.
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Queen of soaps Sharon Marshall revealed the news on This Morning[/caption]

They’ll watch as the iconic Queen Vic pub is blown apart in a deadly blaze as one resident won’t make it out alive.

But during her regularly soap slot on This Morning, Sharon Marshall appeared to let slip a major spoiler – according to fans.

She told Ben and Cat: “Well funny enough during the live… giving birth.”

Ben gasped: “Sonia gives birth?”

Sharon replied: “In the live episode whilst trapped in The Vic, which is all going to be a life and death situation.”

Reacting to Sharon’s tease, one EastEnders fan said: “Sharon Marshall has let slip that Sonia gives birth during the live episode in The Queen Vic… maybe she and her baby don’t survive as there are deaths as we all know.”

A second wrote: “Is this new information or did we already know this?”

“This poor woman is never going to experience giving birth in a hospital is she? Hope we get Midwife Mo again at least,” said a third.

While a fourth commented: “According to Nat Cass’ podcast today, her and Patsy were still filming last week so I doubt it.”

BBC bosses had previously revealed Sonia would be in the pub giving birth during the dramatic episode.

Photos of the aftermath surfaced earlier this month, showing a vast array of flowers left outside the gutted pub.

The Sun previously revealed Natalie Cassidy will be leaving Albert Square after 32 years, and her character Sonia Fowler is now one of the favourites to be killed in the blast

EastEnders' 40th anniversary cameos so far

With the 40th anniversary of EastEnders coming up, fans are looking forward to some more incredible cameos from iconic faces of Walford's past. But who have we had so far?

Tracy-Ann Oberman – Oberman returned as Chrissie Watts, a character she last played nearly two decades ago.

Paul Bradley – Bradley returned as Nigel Bates, a character he last played over 25 years ago.

Micheal French – French returned as David Wicks, a character he last played two decades ago.

Patsy Palmer – Palmer returned as Bianca Jackson, a character she last played in 2019.

Coming up this year…

Ross Kemp – Kemp will reprise his role as Grant Mitchell, a character he first played in 1990. The BBC has described Kemp’s storyline as “explosive”. Kemp said it was an “absolute honour” to return to the show.

Other aspects of the 40th anniversary celebration include: A wedding between fan favorites, A huge explosion at the Queen Vic, and A live interactive episode.

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Welsh Open snooker 2025 LIVE RESULTS: Wilson CRASHES OUT, Brecel and Selby in action TONIGHT – updates

KYREN WILSON has CRASHED OUT of the Welsh Open!

World champion Wilson lost a final-frame decider to Joe O’Connor, which means that Neil Robertson – who also lost at the last-32 stage – remains in the driving seat for the £150,000 Home Nations bonus.

Defending champion Gary Wilson lost in the first round after a shock 4-3 defeat to Ishpreet Chadha on opening day, while Ronnie O’Sullivan withdrew on Tuesday.

The likes of Mark Williams, Mark Allen and Shaun Murphy are also out of the tournament.

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Everton’s cheeky match programme cover NEARLY backfires before Tarkowski saves Goodison from nightmare derby farewell

EVERTON’S cheeky matchday programme cover NEARLY backfired in heartbreaking style in the final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park.

The Toffees hosted their cross-city rivals at Goodison for the last ever time tonight.

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Everton’s programme featured Mikel Arteta on the cover[/caption]
James Tarkowski of Everton scoring a goal during a Premier League match.
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It almost backfired until James Tarkowski scored a dramatic equaliser[/caption]
James Tarkowski of Everton celebrates a goal.
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His goal denied Liverpool the chance to take home the bragging rights[/caption] https://twitter.com/footballontnt/status/1889790240778235995

Everton fans were full of excitement for the fixture ahead of kick-off, with many grabbing a programme as a souvenir.

And they would have been treated to a cover featuring Toffees fan favourite Mikel Arteta.

The picture is from Everton’s 2-0 derby day win over Liverpool back in 2010, in which the Spaniard netted the second goal.

And many fans believe that the club were having a dig at Liverpool by putting Arteta on the cover.

This is down to him being the current manager of the Reds’ title rivals Arsenal.

Many reacted to the programme cover on social media.

One posted: “Everton know what they’re doing with this programme cover.”

A second wrote: “Everton actually put Mikel on the cover of their programme hahaha.”

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A third commented: “Everton have put Arteta on the match programme. Holy cringe.”

A fourth said: “That match programme Everton has done is absolutely embarrassing.”

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Arteta is Arne Slot’s main rival for the Premier League title[/caption]
Liverpool fans taunt Everton fans with a banner about a lack of trophies.
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Liverpool made fun of Everton’s lack of recent success in the stands[/caption]

Another added: “Classic hahaha.”

However, the pick almost backfired as goals from Alexis Mac Allister and Mohamed Salah put Liverpool ahead after Beto‘s opener.

It looked certain that the Reds would leave the historic ground with bragging rights for the last time.

That was until the 98th minute when James Tarkowski netted a wonderful strike to earn Everton a draw.

The defender’s goal saw celebrations erupt from the home end as fans charged onto the pitch to join the players.

It was not the only bit of banter between the clubs.

Liverpool fans held up a sign that poked fun at Everton’s stadium move.

The sign read: “At least an empty cabinet is easier to move” in a jibe at the lack of recent success of their neighbours.

The clash did descend into chaos at the full-time as Liverpool’s Curtis Jones and Everton’s Abdoulaye Doucoure were sent off.

Merseyside Derby record at Goodison Park

Honours have ended evenly between Everton and Liverpool in terms of results at Goodision Park...

  • Everton wins: 41
  • Draws: 38
  • Liverpool wins: 41

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Mystery deepens as ‘smiley’ Brit Dawn Searle made appointments just before her death alongside husband in French villa

A BRITISH expat appeared “smiley” and positive according to one of the last people to see her alive before she died alongside her husband.

Dawn Searle, 56, was battered to death while partner Andrew, 62, was discovered hanging from a radiator at their rural France home on Thursday, prosecutors said.

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Dawn Searle appeared happy in the days before her death, according to those who last saw her[/caption]
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Dawn and Andrew Searle were both discovered dead at their rural France home on Thursday, prosecutors said
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The cause of Andrew and Dawn’s deaths remain a mystery[/caption] Map showing the location of Andrew and Dawn Searle's home in France, where police are investigating their deaths.

Project manager Dawn even made chimney sweep appointments for herself and neighbours in her small hamlet for April.

She had been seen speaking to staff at a fireplace shop in nearby town Villefranche-de-Rouergue in the days before her mysterious death.

The worker who served her said: “Dawn said she felt a little sick, she had the flu, but her mood was very good, smiley”.

Other local shop staff recalled the couple often spending their Sundays teaching English to their French neighbours, bantering about rugby rivalry and eating fish and chips once a month.

Since their “violent deaths”, flowers and candles have been left outside their remote retirement home next to a sign offering counselling to shocked residents.

Prosecutors investigating their deaths said Dawn died from a significant head wound after suffering multiple blows to her skull from a blunt and sharp object.

Former financial crime investigator Andrew showed no signs of defensive wounds on his body when found as cops continue to probe whether a marital dispute led to a murder suicide.

Local prosecutor Nicolas Rigot-Muller insisted all lines of enquiry remain open including whether it was a double homicide “linked either to a financial motive or the deceased’s past”.

Pals of the couple have rejected the theory that Andrew killed Dawn and then himself in a murder-suicide.

They say the couple’s relationship was harmonious.

A couple, in their 60s, said: “Us Brits, who knew Dawn and Andy very well, are certain this is not a murder-suicide because of financial difficulties or anything like that.

“They weren’t flashy by any means, but they were definitely comfortable and had it good out here.

Several other questions remained unanswered over the deaths.

It remains unclear when exactly the pair died.

They were found by neighbours around 12.30pm on Thursday – with Andrew’s body discovered hanging and Dawn lying outside the front door.

CCTV footage from Wednesday is the last sighting of Andrew, who was seen buying two lottery tickets and a chocolate bar shortly before 6pm.

Past job-hunting criminals

Fears have been raised of the deaths being a targeted assassination carried out by a “hitman” after Andrew’s sensitive financial work.

His LinkedIn profile revealed the fluent English, French and German speaker was responsible for “sanctions screening” to stop money flowing to states like Russia.

His sensitive work also involved “Intelligence and anti-bribery and Corruption” plus responsibility for all “Anti-Financial Crime matters in the UK & Europe”.

This would have brought Andrew to the notice of criminal networks working across the globe.

Earlier in his career, he worked as a Group Financial Crime Manager following 14 years as an investigations manager “responsible for the Investigation of internal and external fraud”.

The motive behind their death is unclear with the cause yet not confirmed.

Cash was found in the couple’s bedroom and their home appeared to have been “roughly searched” despite no jewellery being stolen.

Dawn was found undressed but had not been the victim of a sexual assault.

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Andrew was last seen on CCTV at a tobacconist
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Andrew and Dawn Searle’s home where their bodies were found last Thursday
People covering a pool with a tarp.
Cops at the home near Villefranche-de-Rouergue

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