News about Sean Wilson

For many fans soapstars almost become part of the family as they enter into viewers living rooms every night for an update on their often drama-filled lives.  However, while landing a role on a major soap can be the ultimate break, once stars bid farewell, a fickle industry can mean the end of an illustrious career, and the need to retrain as something new. This week Emmerdale star Joe-Warren Plant was spotted pulling pints as the actor surprised fans by revealing his second job, which he manages alongside his acting.

Tyler Donnelly, 19, (pictured, inset) was discovered in Feltham's Hanworth Park shortly before 7.40 a.m. on Thursday morning by joggers. Three men, aged 21, 27 and 32, have been arrested in connection with his murder. The force said that the crime scene at the park (pictured, right) has now been closed

Stacie Grissom and Sean Wilson, both from Franklin, Indiana, purchased the 9,000 square foot home two years ago and immediately went to work. The pair, who have two children, have since renovated the 1914 building in the hopes of turning it into a family home, while still showing their progress on social media. Stacie admitted that the last two years had been "very anxious and ridiculously packed," but that the pair is now enjoying the benefits of their labour.

The Metropolitan Police says it is still investigating the fire in Channel Close in west London, which locals believe might have been caused by Diwali fireworks. The bodies of five people, including mother Seema Ratra and her three young children, were discovered in the house, although a sixth individual was missing. On Thursday, police announced that they had discovered a sixth body in the house, and that the bodies found were both adults and children. Formal identification has yet to take place, and the deaths are currently being handled as 'unexplained.'

The cause of Sunday's fire remains uncertain, although family members suspect the source 'came from an outside bin,' although a neighbor said Diwali fireworks could have been to blame. After escaping the fire in Hounslow, west London, which was attended by 70 firefighters, one man was admitted to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Another individual is missing. When the fire broke out around 10.20 p.m., Aroen Kishen and his wife Seema were inside their mid-terraced house. Mr Kishen survived the fire, but his wife and children (who he was left with, left) died. The burned out house (bottom) and emergency services at the scene yesterday (right) are also depicted.

The brother-in-law of a father who lost his wife and three children in a deadly house fire in Hounslow last night has said the initial fire started in an outside bin on a night when Diwali fireworks were ringing around the house. Following the fire that killed one other individual and left one others dead, distraught father Aroen Kishen was seen by neighbors screaming "my kids, my children." Mr and Mrs Kishen's baby, who was inside the house when it went up in flames in just 'eight seconds, was among the victims,' according to the Sun.'

This is the family that was involved in a deadly fire that killed five people. On West London's Channel Close, the massive inferno ripped into the house, with just one man escaping and the fire brigade arriving. He was admitted to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, and one individual is also missing. Aroen Kishen and his partner Seema were inside the house when the fire broke out, according to MailOnline.

Michal Wlodarczyk, 39, his mother Monika, 35, and their children Maja, 11, and Dawid, three, were discovered dead at their Hounslow, west London flat earlier this week. On Friday afternoon, police were forced entry to the upstairs property on Staines Road, Bedfont, but no attempt was made to save the family. Children who attended Southville Primary School with Maja revealed today that she had just celebrated her 11th birthday with a big sleepover at the end of May.

Michal Wlodarczyk, 39, his wife Monika, 35, and their children Maja, 11, and Dawid (left, together), three children, were discovered in their Hounslow, west London apartment earlier this week. On Friday afternoon, police were forced to enter the upstairs house on Staines Road, Befont (top), but nothing could be done to protect the family. Murder detectives said they were not looking for any other criminals in connection with the deaths, but that they were keeping a 'open mind.' Oana Petraru, 31, said she often saw Monika (right, with her daughter) laughing and playing with the children (inset, baby Dawid) in the evenings and weekends, but seldom saw the father.

The family was discovered by police officers after they compelled them into a home in Staines Road, Hounslow, after being alerted to questions about their safety. They were identified by police as Michal (fourth left) and Monika (second left) Wlodarczyk and their children Maja, 11, and Dawid, three. Police are not currently looking for anyone else in connection with the incident, and Specialist Crime investigators are not looking for anyone else in connection with the investigation, and Specialist Crime homicide detectives are leading the probe.

Four people who are suspected of being from the same family were discovered dead in a west London flat. At 3:12 p.m. yesterday, police were alerted to the wellbeing of a house in Staines Road, Bedfont's occupants. Officers returned to the house a short time later, after compelled entry into the premises, discovered the bodies of a man and a woman in their 30s, an 11-year-old boy, and a three-year-old boy. Metropolitan Police said they want to know the identities of all four people, who are thought to be related, but inquiries into formal identification and finding next of kin are ongoing. The Met's probe is being led by homicide detectives from Specialist Crime, who are still investigating.

Farhan Ghadiali, a serving Metropolitan Police officer, of Woodford Green, London, has been found guilty of sexually assaulting a child while off duty at a party in Essex in September 2019. On April 28, the 44-year-old will be convicted at Chelmsford Crown Court. Now that the criminal probe has concluded, he will face a misconduct hearing.

A suspect who was arrested after a pensioner was set on fire as he left a Birmingham mosque has been arrested in west London three weeks ago for a related assault. On Monday, Mohammed Rayaz, 70, was sprayed with an unknown product and set ablaze moments after leaving Birmingham, where he regularly goes to. A suspect who was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a pensioner was set on fire while leaving a Birmingham mosque has been jailed for a similar assault three weeks ago. On Monday, Mohammed Rayaz, 70, was sprayed with an unknown drug and set ablaze moments after he left Birmingham, where he goes to regularly. Mr Rayaz was shot on CCTV video and has sparked fear in the area as officers increased patrols.

After falling in love with his new work as a cheesemaker, Sean Wilson says he will never return to Coronation Street as a cast member. The actor, 57, appeared on the ITV soap from 1985 to 2005 but was forced to leave due to a storyline that involved his character Martin Platt seducing an underage teen. He briefly reprised his role in 2018 for a few episodes as part of the David Platt male rape storyline, but he now claims he has no plans to return.

As local security guards alerted the suspected knifeman had been kicked out of stores on suspicion of shoplifting, officers in Greenford, west London, shared photos of a 'dangerous individual' wearing a Covid mask fleeing the scene of the assault on Mr O'Halloran, 87, on a Saturday. The killing, according to police, is being investigated as a street robbery gone wrong as their main line of inquiry.

Thomas O'Halloran, 87, was brutally knifed to death in Greenford, west London, about 4 p.m. yesterday, before he could travel 75 yards on his mobility scooter, where he flagged down two people and begged for assistance. A CCTV video appears to show the pair making a phone call before Mr O'Halloran sped away, a short distance down Runnyme Gardens, after being stabbed in an alleyway next to the busy A40 Western Avenue. In what is believed to have been the 59th murder in the capital this year, the perpetrator, who had been spending the afternoon busking outside a Tesco superstore, was assaulted. He was followed by someone who had been keeping him gather his charity money,' according to friends. As his grandson, Joey, 20, remarked on his fright after his father broke the stumbling news to him, the family paid a fitting tribute to him today.

Thomas O'Halloran, 87, was knifed in Greenford, west London, about 4 p.m. yesterday, before attempting to travel about 75 yards on his mobility scooter, where he flagged down passers-by for assistance. This afternoon, police released photos (left) of a 'dangerous individual' seen fleeing the scene of Mr O'Halloran's assault, which was born in Ennistymon, Ireland, and said officers want to identify him immediately. In what is believed to have been the 59th murder in the capital this year, the perpetrator, a busker and well-known among locals as a regular musician. Following the death of Mayor Sadiq Khan, Mr O'Halloran raised funds for victims of the Ukraine war, and Scotland Yard's local policing chief described him as a "much loved member of our community." The 87-year-father was stabbed on the busy A40 Western Avenue 'before he was able to travel 75 yards or so on his mobility scooter to Runnymede Gardens, where neighbours tried to save him.' Mr O'Halloran's first aid was given by police until the London Ambulance Service and London's Air Ambulance arrived, but the man was pronounced dead on the scene.

Thomas O'Halloran, 87, (pictured left), who was well-known amongst locals as "a regular musician at South Greenford train station), was killed yesterday afternoon in another day of bloodshed in London. Metropolitan police officers were dispatched on Cayton Road, just after 4 p.m., to reports of a man with stab wounds and was declared dead at the scene. The perpetrator was a father of three and a 'good, kind man' who raised money for Ukraine by playing the accordion from his mobility scooter, according to a Greenford station shop owner.

This afternoon, a pensioner riding a mobility scooter was brutally stabbed in west London, sparking a massive police manhunt for the perpetrator. Along Runnymede Gardens, Greenford, where the perpetrator, who is believed to be in his 80s, was killed in broad daylight earlier today. Just after 4 p.m. today, Met Police were alerted of a male with stab wounds.