Adam Knapper, of Pennine Drive, Parr, appeared before Liverpool, Knowsley and St Helens Magistrates' Court on Wednesday, June 18. Knapper, 28, has been charged with robbery. He is accused of robbing ...

Saturday 21st June Saturday was hosted by Hillingdon Slip Streamers on the 0.93 mile flat circuit, with the fastest riders ...

Newcastle Knights' Fletcher Sharpe has been hospitalised with serious internal injuries after an awkward tackle in Saturday's ...

Having affirmed their commitment to J.J. McCarthy by opting not to pursue Aaron Rodgers, the Minnesota Vikings are happy with what they have seen from their young quarterback so far this offseason.

There is an old adage in baseball that “chicks dig the long ball.” If a player hits home runs — and lots of them — they are instantly a fan favorite. Who doesn’t like watching a ball get cranked out ...

On the ITV soap, her character is married to Adam Barton, played by Adam Thomas, but off-screen she was dating her onscreen brother-in-law Mike Parr – who played Ross Barton on the show.

EMMERDALE star Isabel Hodgins has tied the knot with her boyfriend Adam Whitehead in a sweet ceremony. The actress, who has played Victoria Sugden since 2006, shared a photo of her in her wedding d… ...

Parr spent 19 years at the Cowboys, helping build the club from the ground-up, ... He was also key to the appointment of current head coach Adam O’Brien, ...

Ross is played by actor Michael Parr, who was born in Saint Helens, Merseyside, on August 6, 1986. He learnt his craft at the famous performing arts college, East 15. in Essex , and graduated in 2008.

A Toronto father and son — who were charged this week with multiple terrorism-related offences — denied in court Thursday the son’s involvement in an alleged plot to carry out what the RCMP ...

Former Emmerdale actor Michael Parr, who played Ross Barton on the ITV soap, will return to screens for the first time since 2018 as part of the cast for ITV's The Long Shadow which details the ...

Parr’s career lasted into her 40s; she played her last game in 1951. In 1965, she retired from nursing. A few years later, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent a double mastectomy.