It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Peter Alexander Jobson is not exactly someone you could ever accuse of rushing into things. A member of the much-vaunted Manchester outfit I ...

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P.J. Blue, a former linebacker who played for the Louisville Cardinals, has died, the school announced in a post on social media Monday. He was 27.

Blue Peter was once the BBC's flagship – the longest-running children's programme in the world, watched by eight million during its heyday every Monday and Thursday teatime. That flagship has ...

Keith Towbridge, a former tight end at Louisville who also played for the Buffalo Bills, posted, "Rest Easy PJ. You were one of the good ones man." According to the Courier-Journal, Blue was a ...

BLUE Peter fans were left stunned after a show legend appeared on Good Morning Britain - days after the show aired its last live episode. Fans - old and young - were left devastated when it was ...

"Rest Easy PJ. You were one of the good ones man." According to the Courier-Journal, Blue was a standout high school athlete, ranking as the No. 17 player among students in Alabama graduating in 2016.

Blue Peter will no-longer be recorded live. It is set to be fully pre-recorded in a bid to adapt to ‘changing viewing habits’. But the show will still be broadcast on CBBC and BBC Two.

Blue Peter, the iconic TV show which has charmed audiences for an astonishing 66 years, has changed tack and will no longer be broadcast in the way it traditionally has. The children's small screen ...

P.J. Blue, a former college football player who played linebacker for the Louisville Cardinals, has died, the school announced on Monday. He was 27. The Alabama native committed to Louisville in ...

An iconic Blue Peter presenter looks unrecognisable 28 years after hosting the BBC's beloved children's show. The programme filmed its final live edition this month after 66 years on our screens ...