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    EastEnders stars Natalie Cassidy and Jack Ryder have reunited for the first time in 24 years. The pair were fan favourites on the BBC soap, where Cassidy played Sonia Fowler and Ryder played Jamie Mitchell. Their on-screen romance made them one of the show's most popular couples in the early 2000s, and fans are celebrating seeing the two together again after more than two decades.

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    Channel 4 has turned down the idea of a merger with the BBC but is open to a deal involving BBC iPlayer, according to reporting by Journalism Pakistan. The broadcaster is said to be considering closer cooperation on streaming instead of a full combination. The news has drawn attention in the UK as debates continue over the future of public service broadcasting and how the two broadcasters should respond to competition from global streamers.

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    Front pages lead on Burnham and City expulsion threat●The Papers: 'Burnham's triple shock' and 'City face expulsion' https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crd941kkejy4o?at_mediMmastodonWorldPolitics34 h ago

    UK front pages on Tuesday are dominated by two stories: Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham facing what papers call a 'triple shock', and reports that a City firm faces expulsion from financial markets. The BBC's roundup of newspaper front pages highlights how the press is framing both as major developments in politics and business.

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    A film starring Denzel Washington described as 'masterfully executed' is being broadcast on BBC tonight, according to the Liverpool Echo. The actor, one of Hollywood's most decorated stars and a two-time Oscar winner, is drawing attention as viewers look up details about the screening and which of his films is being shown.

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    Nigeria's Super Eagles are preparing to take on Guinea-Bissau's Djurtus in a qualifier for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations. The matchup is drawing attention from football fans in both countries, with coverage from outlets including the BBC Sport focusing on team prospects and what the result could mean for each side's qualification hopes.

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    Line-up speculation builds for Celebrity Traitors season two▼Who is taking part in ‘The Celebrity Traitors’ season two?✉newsCultureCelebrity40 min ago

    The BBC's The Celebrity Traitors is back in the spotlight as attention turns to which famous faces will take part in season two of the reality competition. The confirmed contestant list has not been fully detailed, and fans are busy debating names and swapping predictions about the cast. The first celebrity edition of the format drew large audiences, so expectations for the follow-up are high.

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    Richard Osman's quiz show House of Games is returning to BBC Two with a tenth series, and a preview of the new run is drawing attention in the UK. The long-running daytime quiz, in which celebrities compete through themed puzzle rounds, remains one of the channel's most popular staples, and fans have been discussing the upcoming episodes and Osman's continued role as host.

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    Trump rules out joint US-China AI development venture●Trump rules out joint US-China venture to develop AI✉newsTechnologyAI4 h ago

    Donald Trump has ruled out any joint venture between the United States and China to develop artificial intelligence, according to the BBC. The statement signals a firm stance against technological cooperation between the two countries, despite ongoing talks between Washington and Beijing on trade and other issues. The comment is drawing attention given the strategic importance of AI to both economies and national security.

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    Trump rules out joint US-China AI venture●Trump rules out joint US-China venture to develop AI𝕏xCN1616 h ago

    Donald Trump has ruled out a joint venture between the United States and China to develop artificial intelligence, according to a BBC report. The statement signals a firm stance against technological cooperation with Beijing on AI, a field seen as central to both countries' economic and security interests. The decision is drawing attention given ongoing tensions over trade, technology exports, and competition for AI leadership between the two powers.

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    Snooker champion Graeme Dott jailed for seven years●Snooker champion Graeme Dott jailed for seven years for child sex abuse✉newsWorld19 h ago

    Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott has been sentenced to seven years in prison for child sex abuse, according to BBC reporting. The conviction marks a dramatic fall for the Scottish player, who won the World Championship in 2006 and was a prominent figure in the sport for more than two decades. The case has drawn widespread attention given his standing in snooker.

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    Alonso says he's staying in F1 because he's 'better than that other guy'●'I'm better than that other guy' - Alonso on why he's staying in F1 https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/articles/cde0gzMmastodonSportMotorsport121 h ago

    Fernando Alonso has explained his decision to remain in Formula 1, telling BBC Sport his motivation is simple: "I'm better than that other guy." The two-time world champion's comments underline the self-belief that continues to drive him in the sport. Reaction has focused on the Spaniard's trademark confidence and what his continued presence means for Formula 1's grid.