Flatley 'never felt pain like this' at wife Niamh's funeral
Michael Flatley gave a tearful eulogy at the funeral of his wife Niamh O'Brien in Dublin, saying he had 'never felt pain like this in my life'.
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Kids' Quiz: Emojis, Bug Eggs and More Brainteasers
A children's quiz with five multiple-choice questions, set by kids, tests knowledge on emojis and bug eggs, with a chance to submit your own.
Niffenegger on 14-Year Wait for Time Traveler's Wife Sequel
Audrey Niffenegger's sequel to The Time Traveler's Wife, Life Out of Order, took 14 years to write and is political, reflecting her radicalisation amid US politics.
Why French students protest but British don't
Kitty Sayers, who grew up in France, explains how revolutionary history and civic education make French students more likely to take to the streets than their British counterparts.
Amélie allowed me to embrace my neurodivergence
Watching the French film Amélie on DVD alone in her room, Lillian Crawford saw for the first time a character who moved through the world like she does, embracing her neurodivergence.
Fourth Side of Cheese Grater: Real Purpose Finally Explained
The spiky fourth side of a box grater is designed for fine textures, like pulping tomatoes or grating hard cheeses, but can trap lemon zest.
Brooklyn Beckham hits back at 'always burns food' trolls
Brooklyn Beckham has hit back at critics who say he always burns his food, sharing a clip of himself making spaghetti all'assassina - a dish that is meant to be burnt.
Margot Robbie Nearly Lost Mary Queen of Scots Role
Margot Robbie almost missed out on the role of Elizabeth I in Mary Queen of Scots because producers saw her as a sex symbol after The Wolf of Wall Street, director Josie Rourke has revealed.
Aviva Studios' Gaza black comedy 'Application 39' stuns audiences
Application 39 at Aviva Studios imagines Gaza hosting the 2048 Olympics. The black comedy drew shocked groans and laughter from audiences in Manchester.
Clooney, Pitt at Albie Awards in London
Amal Clooney wore gold Gucci, Brad Pitt appeared with Ines de Ramon at the fifth annual Albie Awards at London's Natural History Museum.
Meghan's 'humble' act questioned over Malala meeting
Carole Malone criticises Meghan Markle's low-profile claim after a photographed meeting with Malala outside Claridges, and questions police handling of the Farage attack probe.
Ronnie Barker's Private Struggle Behind the Laughs
The Two Ronnies star Ronnie Barker was a deeply private and shy man who rarely appeared in public as his authentic self.
Ronnie Barker's shyness and fame struggles revealed in documentary
The Two Ronnies: The Lost Sketches airs tonight on Channel 5, exploring Ronnie Barker's private nature and his struggle with fame, as family and biographers reflect.
Martin Kemp thanks George Michael for finding brain surgeon
Martin Kemp revealed that George Michael searched the world to find a surgeon to treat his second brain tumour, after he was diagnosed with two in 1995.
Mum's shock at friend's baby name Silva Thunder for son
A woman was stunned when her friend named her son Silva Thunder, calling it a 'tragedeigh'. She said she can't decide if it sounds like a porn star name or a horse.
Prince Harry's MasterClass pay sparks criticism
Prince Harry has appeared in a MasterClass video on grief and mental health, reportedly earning at least £75,500 plus 30% of subscription revenue, drawing criticism from an Express columnist.
Cruz: Queer history remains 'very necessary' to discuss
Penélope Cruz said queer history remains 'very necessary' to discuss at the London premiere of La Bola Negra, a drama exploring sexuality and identity across three generations of men in Spain.
Countryfile farmer dies aged 35 weeks after final video
Frank Carr, 35, a fourth-generation farmer featured on BBC Countryfile, has died. A final video showed ewes released on Lee Gate Farm in North Yorkshire.
Pumpkin patches with Highland cows and 25 more in Greater Manchester
Grange Farm in Lowton launches its Pumpkin Festival this weekend, with an optional Highland cow experience. Plus 25 more pumpkin picking patches across Greater Manchester.
Paul Eddington's secret 40-year cancer battle revealed
Paul Eddington, star of The Good Life and Yes, Minister, kept his rare cancer diagnosis secret for four decades before going public in 1994.
Peter Pan star Jeremy Sumpter now 37 with daughter of his own
Jeremy Sumpter, who played Peter Pan in the 2003 film at age 14, is now 37, married with a daughter, and unrecognisable from his Neverland days.
Luke Evans on filming The Party in Wales and Roath Park walks
Luke Evans tells WalesOnline about bringing Elizabeth Day's novel The Party to ITV, relocating the drama to Wales, and enjoying family time and dog walks in Roath Park.
Chef's Secret for Perfect Crispy Roast Potatoes (10.10.2026)
Chef Fatty reveals adding a quarter teaspoon of baking soda to boiling water makes roast potatoes crispy outside and fluffy inside, with a simple recipe.
Queen Camilla recalls father shot in face in WWII
Queen Camilla reveals her father Major Bruce Shand was shot in the face by a sniper in WWII, saying he was 'incredibly lucky' to survive.
Five Kiwi words that baffle Brits and what they mean
A New Zealander living in London reveals five everyday Kiwi words and phrases that continue to confuse Brits, from kūmara to the dairy.
Queen: King 'roars with laughter' while reading biographies
Queen Camilla says the King loves biographies and 'roars with laughter' while reading, in a BBC documentary airing next week on the transformative power of books.
Queen Camilla reveals nightly reading ritual with King Charles
Queen Camilla, 79, reveals she and King Charles read together every evening before dinner in a new BBC documentary, The Book That Changed My Life, airing October 14.
Danny Boyle reveals funding struggle for Murdoch film
Danny Boyle struggled to fund his film about Rupert Murdoch and Larry Lamb, based on James Graham's play about The Sun's rise in 1969.
Ola Jordan returns to Strictly: It Takes Two after 11 years
Ola Jordan returned to Strictly: It Takes Two, saying it 'feels like coming home' after leaving the BBC show in 2015.
Susan Boyle's life and career to be celebrated in new BBC documentary
Susan Boyle's journey from a small Scottish town to international stardom will be explored in a new BBC documentary airing over the festive period.
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