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Real life stories and actions are paving the way this week with my top five TV choices. You will be on the edge of your seat throughout all of these…

‘Whose life is It anyway?’ by Brian Clark was at Watford’s Pump House Theatre this September for five serious but uplifting performances. Staring Siobhan Lambie-Philip as Claire Harrison, Claire is left paralysed after a car accident, forced to live the rest of her life in a hospital bed. To ease her pain she has one request, to die. A wonderful production by The Pump House, showcasing local talent within the community.

Watford Women remain undefeated with a score of 5-0 against Billericay Town FC at their home grounds in Kings Langley this weekend.

All GP surgeries in England are required to offer online appointment bookings from today.

Princess Anne has placed a toy bear as a poignant tribute at a children's memorial in Ukraine, during an unexpected visit to the war-ravaged country where she also met Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

The senior police officer in charge of preventing violence against women and girls is "concerned" the political discourse around asylum seekers will "distract" from the "overall threat" to women's safety. 

Broadway actors are preparing to exit the stage in a strike that would shutter more than 30 productions ahead of its peak season.

Eurovision is supposed to be a celebration of the unifying power of music. But for the past two years, it has attracted protests and fan boycotts over its inclusion of Israel amid the country's continued military action in Gaza.

Boyzone say Louis Walsh has no involvement in their forthcoming reunion show and will not be taking a cut of the profits.