Emmerdale viewers were left emotional this week as the much-loved Dingle family discovered that their patriarch, Zak Dingle, had died. Steve Halliwell, who portrayed Zak, sadly passed away last ...

McLaren chief executive Zak Brown told Sky Sports F1 that Red Bull's explanation "doesn't stack up" and that he would expect "massive consequences" if they were found to have been using it illegally.

Meanwhile, in December of the previous year, Emmerdale's beloved Steve Halliwell, who portrayed Zak Dingle, passed away at the age of 77. This week on the ITV soap, Zak's funeral is held.

Belle received a final parting gift from dear dad Zak – and it will prove instrumental in the fight against Tom King (Pictured: ITV) Belle Dingle (Eden Taylor-Draper) was left very emotional in ...

There was heartbreak in the Dales after it was revealed that Zak had passed away following the off-screen death of his actor Steve Halliwell. On-screen, Zak had been residing in Scotland with his ...

As Zak Dingle's (Steve Halliwell) wake continued in the Woolpack, a special instalment of Emmerdale focused on three of his children as they paid tribute to the beloved character. Memories were ...

Emmerdale enthusiasts are speculating that the late Zak Dingle, portrayed by Steve Halliwell, may have had a secret love child who is already present in the village. In poignant scenes broadcast ...

A view into the cockpit in Sergio Perez's Red Bull at the United States Grand Prix McLaren Racing chief executive officer Zak Brown says he "still has questions" about a controversial adjustment ...

Emmerdale fans think that the dearly departed Zak Dingle (portrayed by Steve Halliwell) might have had a secret love child who is already residing in the village. In poignant scenes broadcast on ...

As Zak Dingle's funeral commenced on Thursday night, the Dingle clan assembled to bid farewell - as broadcasted on Thursday morning on ITVX. They were taken aback when a woman unexpectedly ...

McLaren chief Zak Brown says Red Bull's explanation for the existence of a contentious ride-height device on their car "doesn't stack up" and that he expects "massive consequences" if they are ...