The family is one of the most famous sitcom families in the UK, and now 26 years after the first episode of The Royle Family ...

They became TV legends when The Royle Family first hit our screens in the late 90s, but where are the stars of the hit sitcom ...

Noel Gallagher made an emotional dedication of his song Half The World Away to late comedian Caroline Aherne. Playing in ...

The Royle Family only aired for three series but it is among the best British sitcoms ever made. The show, produced by Granada Television for the BBC, ran from 1998 until 2000. There were special ...

The Royle Family epitomised British life - with the characters becoming more beloved than the actual royal family. ... Caroline, who also played Denise Royle, sadly passed away from cancer in 2016.

On the surface, The Royle Family appeared to be humdrum and low on incident - but such ordinary appearances belie the fact that it was a groundbreaking work of exceptional comedy invention.

NB. This piece first ran in September 2018 and has been republished to coincide with BBC One’s tribute to Caroline Aherne, from 9pm on Christmas Day ...

It was created by Caroline Aherne who died in 2016 aged 52 and Craig Cash, 62. She played Denise in The Royle Family while Craig portrayed Dave.

Caroline Aherne, who co-created The Royale Family with Craig Cash, and starred as Johnston’s on-screen daughter Denise Best, died in 2016 aged 52 after a cancer battle – and actress Liz Smith ...

THE Royle Family stars are set to reunite for a heartbreaking tribute to their late co-star Caroline Aherne. The beloved comedy series originally ran between 1998 and 2000 and has had numerous spec… ...

The Royle family, alias parents Jim and Barbara (Sue Johnston and Ricky Tomlinson), daughter Denise and fiancé Dave (Caroline Aherne and Craig Cash), not forgetting son Anthony (Ralf Little), who ...

The Royle Family ran for three series until 2000, followed by a number of sporadic special episodes. In 2013, Aherne was once again involved in another hit television show, narrating the Channel 4 ...