News about Rudolph Walker

Patrick Trueman will offer his love and support to his partner Yolande as she bravely opens up about being sexually assaulted on EastEnders. The pair will front a two-hander episode on Tuesday May 7 where they will be the only characters on screen for the duration of the programme. Yolande (Angela Wynter) was sexually assaulted by Pastor Clayton (Howard Saddler) and has been struggling to come to terms with it ever since and has refused to tell her loved ones. 

On Monday night's episode, EastEnders fans were stunned when one of the legends returned to the soap after six years. Ex Patrick, Angela Wynter, 66, who plays Yolande Trueman in the BBC soap, made a strange return to see ex Patrick again. She turned up to see her on-screen ex husband, Rudolph Walker, tell her she was getting divorced after her unethical affair with Patrick was discovered.

Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin and Paulette Simpson CBE were interviewed by the Berkshire racecourse to commemorate the Windrush generation's 75th anniversary. Paulette said that the Monarch wants to participate in the acknowledgement and celebration of the Windrush pioneers' accomplishments.'

Prince Charles is joining 300 young people in Windsor at the St George's Chapel to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Windrush crossing. The King is attending the service with schoolchildren and representatives from the Prince's Trust, the Prince's Foundation, Project Zero, and the Amos bursary. The proceedings from St Martin-in-the-Fields High School for Girls in Tulse Hill, South London, will be broadcast on paper; poetry will be read by adults; and students from the Royal Drawing School in Shoreditch, East London, will record the proceedings. It comes after Charles said it was 'immeasurable' difference that the Windrush generation has made to Britain. His words were included in the foreword to a book that accompanies a display of portraits commemorating the Windrush generation on the 75th anniversary.

Prince Charles has unveiled portraits commissioned to commemorate the Windrush family's 75th anniversary of the Windrush period, as he honors their 'immeasurable' contribution to the UK. The monarch, 74, expressed his sincere hope' that the scheme would serve as a reminder that "our society is woven from many threads, each containing tales of extraordinary courage and sacrifice, perseverance, and hope." The exhibition will be on display at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, which is His Majesty's official residence in Edinburgh. The subjects were carefully selected by the specially appointed Windrush Portraits Committee, which was chaired by Baroness Floella Benjamin. The exhibition titled 'Windrush: Portraits of a Pioneering Generation' honors the men and women who immigrated in Britain on the HMT Empire Windrush from 1948 to the Caribbean. Left: King Charles shakes hands with Gilda Oliver. Queen Camilla is seen discussing John Richards in the correct way. Inset: The newly-crowned monarch pictured with Edna Henry

The festival, sponsored by chamber music group Wigmore Hall at London church St James' Cathedral, saw renowned anthems such as Zadok the Priest perform in front of a sold-out audience. The anthem was performed by Le Concert Spirituel, a French baroque group. To celebrate the ship's arrival to British shores, the monarch also commissioned leading artists from both Britain and abroad to produce portraits of ten pioneering members of the Windrush Generation.

The Royal Family is no stranger to experiencing some of the country's most popular soaps, having made multiple visits to their historic sets over the years. Whether it's the Coronation Street cobbles, Emmerdale village, or EastEnders' Albert Square, Her Majesty The Queen and her son, King Charles, have delighted audiences with their performances in decades past. During her 70-year reign, the late monarch enjoyed four public appearances at UK soaps, the most recent being just a year before her death.

Since starting his new role in EastEnders, Callum HIghway is left with a big decision to make in upcoming scenes. Tony Clay, a police officer who has served with Jack Branning (Scott Maslen), is shocked to have been given the position of Trainee Detective Constable, and is ecstatic to learn more about him. Ben Mitchell (Max Bowden), Vi Highway (Gwen Taylor) and Patrick Trueman (Rudolph Walker), a delighted Callum, but his excitement is likely to be short-lived.

Sir Lenny Henry has confessed to being a fan of the 1970s sitcom Love Thy Neighbour because it was "the only time you saw black people on television." After taking to the stage to receive his special recognition award, the comedian, 64, spoke solely to MailOnline at the National Television Awards on Thursday. Eddie Booth (Jack Smethurst) and his turbulent friendship with Caribbean neighbor Bill Reynolds, played by EastEnders' Rudolph Walker, were among the long running series.

On Monday evening, EastEnders paid a fitting tribute to the monarch, likening last week's death to the nation's 'losing its nan'. Before the show, a short scene of Queen Vic landlady Linda Carter (Kellie Bright), Denise Fox (Diane Parish), and Kathy Beale (Gillian Taylforth) discussed the'selfless' nature of the late Queen Elizabeth II, who died in service as they looked at a snapshot of her in the pub's bar. The characters discussed the Queen's 1953 coronation and the Royal Jubilees.