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Scottish Sun
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Millionaire contestant uses TWO lifelines on tricky £16k question about Ireland – would you have got the right answer?
A CONTESTANT on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire is left having to use two lifelines in order to get to the correct answer on the show. Mike Hayes returns to the hot seat on the show this weekend after running out of time last week. 5 Mike is left struggling with a question on Millionaire Credit: ITV 5 Jezza probed him on the question Credit: ITV Amid a steady first few rounds, fans of the programme will see Jeremy Clarkson quiz him on a tough question about Ireland. In order to bank £16,000, Mike will have to answer the following question - but would you be able to get it right without using any lifelines? The Sun's exclusive clip shows Jezza asked him: "Which county in the Republic of Ireland is the largest by area, and the most southerly?" He is then presented with the following options: "Cork, Donegal, Wicklow and Mayo." It became clear that Mike was struggling to come to any sort of clear basis for an answer. He said: "I have no idea, so I think this will be one where I ask the audience." It was then up to the crowd to decide which of the four possible answers they believed to be the correct choice. However, the results were not clear cut with 51% plumping for Cork but still a rather large percentage of 30 going for Donegal. Only 6% opted for Wicklow with 13% picking Mayo. Unsure, Mike then said to Jeremy: "It is a clear majority, but it is not overwhelming. Who Wants to be a Millionaire contestant loses huge amount of money on tricky tree question "I have more lifelines, but do I really want to use anymore? "I'll use the 50/50 please!" Unhelpfully, Mike is then left with both of the top choices - Cork and Donegal. Trusting in the audience, Mike decided to play without using any more lifelines and picked Cork as his final answer. Thankfully, it paid off and is correct and lands him £16,000. But just how far will Mike get up the Millionaire ladder? Mike's episode airs Sunday at 8pm on ITV. 5 The first lifeline fails to help him Credit: ITV 5 Mark was left deciding to pick another lifeline Credit: ITV
The Irish Sun
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Millionaire contestant uses TWO lifelines on tricky £16k question about Ireland – would you have got the right answer?
A CONTESTANT on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire is left having to use two lifelines in order to get to the correct answer on the show. Mike Hayes returns to the hot seat on the show this weekend after running out of time last week. 5 Mike is left struggling with a question on Millionaire Credit: ITV 5 Jezza probed him on the question Credit: ITV Amid a steady first few rounds, fans of the programme will see Jeremy Clarkson quiz him on a tough question about Ireland. In order to bank £16,000, Mike will have to answer the following question - but would you be able to get it right without using any lifelines? The Sun's exclusive clip shows Jezza asked him: "Which county in the He is then presented with the following options: "Cork, Donegal, Wicklow and Mayo." Read More on Millionaire It became clear that Mike was struggling to come to any sort of clear basis for an answer. He said: "I have no idea, so I think this will be one where I ask the audience." It was then up to the crowd to decide which of the four possible answers they believed to be the correct choice. However, the results were not clear cut with 51% plumping for Cork but still a rather large percentage of 30 going for Donegal. Most read in News TV Only 6% opted for Wicklow with 13% picking Mayo. Unsure, Mike then said to Jeremy: "It is a clear majority, but it is not overwhelming. Who Wants to be a Millionaire contestant loses huge amount of money on tricky tree question "I have more lifelines, but do I really want to use anymore? "I'll use the 50/50 please!" Unhelpfully, Mike is then left with both of the top choices - Cork and Donegal. Trusting in the audience, Mike decided to play without using any more lifelines and picked Cork as his final answer. Thankfully, it paid off and is correct and lands him £16,000. But just how far will Mike get up the Millionaire ladder? Mike's episode airs Sunday at 8pm on ITV . 5 The first lifeline fails to help him Credit: ITV 5 Mark was left deciding to pick another lifeline Credit: ITV 5 But his 50/50 options also proved unhelpful Credit: ITV
Glasgow Times
23-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Final PRTY festival tickets at Braehead on sale this week
PRTY Festival, which has sold out for the past two years, is back at Braehead Arena for its third edition, and in a major first for the event, it will span two full days. The high-octane festival will take place over one packed weekend, welcoming up to 10,000 music lovers across indoor and outdoor stages, with organisers promising 'next-level production' and a festival experience unlike any other. READ MORE: Iconic pop-rock band set to play Glasgow in 2026 The final batch of tickets will go on sale at 10am on Friday, April 25, with demand expected to be high following two years of sell-out success. So far, 19 artists have been announced for the 2026 line-up, featuring a blend of hard techno heavyweights, underground favourites, and rising Scottish stars. (Image: Supplied) READ MORE: Ally McCoist dubbed 'Scotland's James Bond' after Easter posts Festival headliners include Basswell, I Hate Models, and Restricted, with support from names like Alex Farell, Yasmin Gardezi, Pawlowski, Mika Heggemann, Holy Priest, and BIIA. PRTY co-founders Jezza and Jod, who have become icons in the scene themselves, will also take to the stage, joined by Cadzow and testpress, an acclaimed electronic duo from Aberdeen. READ MORE: Glasgow's summer festival line-up unveiled for a jam-packed season The full lineup also features Black Traffic, Datsko, CARV, Cleopard2000, Fantasm, Fenrick, onlynumbers, PRADA2000, and The Rocketman. The PRTY brand has exploded in popularity, drawing thousands to its shows across Europe, and 2026 promises to be its most ambitious year yet. Co-founders Jezza and Jod said: 'After selling out the past two years, we knew it was time to level up. "This year, we're going all in—a full weekend of PRTY with a stacked lineup and more surprises still to come.'
