The eagerly awaited UK49s Teatime results for Monday, 29 September 2025, have just been released following the Evening (Teatime) draw. Today’s Teatime draw, also referred to as the Afternoon draw, was hosted by the charismatic presenter Helen, who announced the winning numbers live. 49s Teatime Winning Numbers The results for today’s draw are as follows: […]
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The UK 49s Teatime draw took place today, Monday, 29 September 2025, delivering an exciting mix of low and high numbers, with the booster ball 9 adding to the thrill. UK 49s Teatime Results 6, 10, 24, 26, 36, 48 Bonus: 9 The next draw, the UK 49s Lunchtime, is set for tomorrow at 12:49 […]
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The latest UK49s results are out, following the Teatime draw on Monday, 29 September 2025. The highly anticipated UK49s Teatime draw for today, has just concluded, bringing excitement to lottery players in the UK, South Africa, and beyond. Official UK49s Teatime Results 6, 10, 24, 26, 36, 48 Bonus: 9 If you didn’t win in […]
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The UK49s Teatime draw, one of the UK’s most beloved lotteries, took place today, Monday, 29 September 2025, delivering another thrilling moment for players across the UK and South Africa. Today’s Teatime draw, held at 12:49 PM UK time (13:49 SA time), was hosted by the ever-popular presenter Helen, who brought her signature charm and […]
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CORONATION Street has swept the board at tonight’s Inside Soap Awards – knocking EastEnders into second place.
The ITV soap impressed fans who voted for it to take the crown as Best Soap for the second year running as well as a host of other top awards.
Fan favourites Alison King and Vicky Myers took home the Best Partnership gong for their turns as Carla Connor and Lisa Swain – AKA Swarla.
Vicky also took the award for Best Actress, while Jack P Shepherd won for Best Comic Performance.
Best Storyline also went to Coronation Street for Mason’s death and Abi Webster’s subsequent PTSD ordeal.
Inside Soap editor Sarah Ellis said: “It’s been an incredible year of drama, and the results in our Best Soap category were the closest they’ve ever been.
“Corrie’s win tops off a stellar year for the soap, and is no doubt helped by the huge popularity of Best Partnership winners Alison King and Vicky Myers, aka fan favourites Swarla.”
Meanwhile, EastEnders was knocked into second place after their NTAs double-win.
Steve McFadden was crowned Best Actor for his powerful performance as Phil Mitchell, and Laura Doddington picked up the Best Newcomer award for her portrayal of wicked Nicola Mitchell.
Ex-EastEnders star Navin Chowdhry was also named Best Villain for the second year in a row, while his former co-star James Bye won Best Exit following his character Martin Fowler’s heartbreaking death in the show’s 40th anniversary live episode.
Over at Emmerdale the Best Family trophy was won by Emmerdale’s Dingle clan for a whopping fifth time – more than any other family in the history of the Inside Soap Awards – while teenager Amelia Flanagan was named Best Young Performer for the fourth time.
Emmerdale also picked up the Best Showstopper accolade – a trophy awarded to a showcase stunt or episode – for the much-lauded limo crash disaster, which saw the soap submerge the vehicle in an icy lake, killing three beloved characters as the catastrophe unfolded.
Rounding out the awards, Hollyoaks scooped one in its 30th year with original star Nick Pickard getting an Outstanding Achievement award.
Neighbours was also honoured with the team behind the show being given an accolade too.
Finally, the readers named EastEnders’ Heather Peace their Soap Superstar of 2025, for her “courageous and inspiring” portrayal of Eve Panesar-Unwin, calling her “a Northern powerhouse” and “an icon who has always fought for others.”
“All of the soaps have shone brightly in 2025,” said Inside Soap editor Sarah Ellis.
BEST SOAP
Coronation Street
BEST ACTRESS
Vicky Myers (Lisa Swain, Coronation Street)
BEST ACTOR
Steve McFadden (Phil Mitchell, EastEnders)
BEST COMIC PERFORMANCE
Jack P Shepherd (David Platt, Coronation Street)
BEST VILLAIN
Navin Chowdhry (Nish Panesar, EastEnders)
BEST YOUNG PERFORMER
Amelia Flanagan (April Windsor, Emmerdale)
BEST NEWCOMER
Laura Doddington (Nicola Mitchell,EastEnders)
BEST EXIT
James Bye (Martin Fowler, EastEnders)
BEST FAMILY
The Dingles (Emmerdale)
BEST PARTNERSHIP
Alison King & Vicky Myers (Carla Connor & Lisa Swain,Coronation Street)
BEST STORYLINE
Mason’s death & Abi’s PTSD (Coronation Street)
BEST SHOWSTOPPER
The limo crash disaster (Emmerdale)
BEST DAYTIME STAR
Stefan Dennis (Paul Robinson, Neighbours)
BEST DRAMA STAR
Michael Stevenson (Iain Dean, Casualty)
SOAP SUPERSTAR
Heather Peace (Eve Panesar-Unwin, EastEnders)
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT (TEAM)
Neighbours
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT (SOLO)
Nick Pickard (Tony Hutchinson, Hollyoaks)
“The fact that this year’s trophies are so evenly spread just goes to show what a strong year the whole genre is having.
“It really bodes well for the future of our soaps, especially as we gear up for the big Coronation Street and Emmerdale crossover at the start of 2026.
“There’s never been a more exciting time to be a soap fan!”
More than 90,000 soap fans vote each year in the Inside Soap Awards, and they are the only soap awards to be awarded based solely on the votes of viewers.
ARSENAL will pay tribute to former academy talent Billy Vigar before their Champions League game on Wednesday.
The Chichester City striker died aged 21 after suffering a significant brain injury during an Isthmian League Premier Division match at Wingate & Finchley.
Before the clash against Olympiacos, following a PA announcement, Arsenal will project Vigar’s image onto the big screens at the Emirates.
Arsenal’s players wore black armbands during the 2-1 Premier League win at Newcastle on Sunday.
The club’s under-21s also had a minute’s silence and wore black armbands in their 1-0 win at Derby on Friday.
Vigar was a graduate of the Arsenal academy, leaving the club in 2024, and also had spells at Derby, Eastbourne Borough and Hastings.
It is thought the injury was caused when he collided with a concrete wall.
The FA have announced that they will conduct an immediate review, working with leagues and clubs.
That will focus on the safety of perimeter walls and boundaries around pitches in the National League system.
Both Chichester City, and last weekend’s opponents Wingate & Finchley, saw their scheduled matches postponed last Saturday.
The latter have also called off their next two home games, while pledging to install safety padding around their Maurice Rebak Stadium home.
A statement read: “Out of respect for the memory of Billy Vigar, the club has taken the decision to postpone this week’s two home fixtures on Tuesday night vs Folkestone and Thursday night’s FA Youth Cup match.
“Following such tragic circumstances there is currently no appetite for football at the Maurice Rebak Stadium.
“The club have been in full discussions with the FA and we would like to thank them for both their understanding and actions.
“We would also like to thank the Professional Footballers’ Association who have been a support in dealing with our own players’ welfare.
“The club is incredibly mindful of the debate that followed Billy’s passing and intend to install rubber safety padding in the ground once it has received full accreditation from the relevant sanctioning authorities.”
