Kelsey Parker: 'really tough' pregnancy after baby loss
Kelsey Parker appeared on Good Morning Britain with newborn daughter River, discussing the 'really tough' pregnancy and birth following the loss of her baby son Phoenix.
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Corrie stars back Claire Sweeney in Liverpool Annie return
Claire Sweeney's former Coronation Street co-stars Alan Halsall and Jennie McAlpine supported her as she returned to Liverpool in Annie, her exit role.
Parents give all children the exact same first name
A couple gave all their sons the father's first name, causing confusion with post and potential identity issues, as shared on Reddit.
Hidden Society: London cocktail bar with Bob Ross-inspired menu
Hidden Society, a hidden gem cocktail bar in London's Fitzrovia, has launched Happy Accidents, a new menu of five drinks inspired by artist Bob Ross.
GMB's Charlotte Hawkins praised for Channel 5 role
Good Morning Britain presenter Charlotte Hawkins is back on Channel 5, standing in for Matt Allwright and Jeremy Vine, and fans are praising her appearances.
Angela Hartnett's no-boil pasta recipe: Bucatini all'assassina
Angela Hartnett shares a Pugliese pasta recipe that skips boiling, cooking bucatini directly in the sauce for a crispy, spicy finish.
Orkney's Italian Chapel: A Slice of Italy on a Scottish Island
A tiny uninhabited Scottish island in Orkney is home to the Italian Chapel, a beautifully painted church built by Italian POWs during WWII. It's a significant heritage site, though visiting requires effort.
Letters: Snail trails, Netanyahu, crisp flavours, and Pannick
Readers respond to Josie George's snail diary, Netanyahu's UN speech, crisp flavour rankings, and Manchester City's KC appointment.
US man's delight as 181-year-old Scottish brooch mystery solved
A US resident has told of his delight after a Highland Games expert in Scotland helped solve the mystery of his 181-year-old family heirloom, a silver plaid brooch from 1845.
Benidorm stars reunite amid revival rumours
Sherrie Hewson and Tony Maudsley, who starred in Benidorm, have reunited almost a decade after filming ended, sparking fan calls for a reboot of the ITV sitcom.
Florence Pugh enraged and calls on men to be better after lawsuit
Florence Pugh says she is ‘enraged’ over a US gang rape lawsuit, urging men to lead conversations and speak out after a woman was allegedly assaulted at Cornell University.
Chelsea injury update: Palmer, Pedro, James latest news and return dates
Chelsea face multiple injury concerns after the international break, with Cole Palmer, Joao Pedro and Reece James among those sidelined. Here are the latest updates and potential return dates.
Screeching Ginny: Phantom Witch of Garston's Old Railway
Nearly six decades ago, a pale witch-like figure terrified children at the abandoned Garston Dock Railway station. Known as Screeching Ginny, she reportedly haunts the site after dying on the tracks.
Claudia Winkleman's CBeebies Bedtime Story revealed
Claudia Winkleman will narrate a CBeebies Bedtime Story on October 1, reading Monkeypig on the same day The Celebrity Traitors series 2 launches on BBC One.
Baltic Triangle gallery with Elvis bust and rare pop culture history
A new gallery in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle displays rare artefacts from film, literature and music, including an Elvis bust and original posters.
Dan Burn visits Northumberland restaurant Pine
Newcastle United defender Dan Burn visited Pine in Northumberland during the international break, delighting staff at the restaurant known for celebrity guests.
North East Comic Con day two draws hundreds to Newcastle Arena
Hundreds of fans gathered for day two of North East Comic Con at the Utilita Arena Newcastle, with cosplay, panels and celebrity guests.
Newcastle's first romantasy festival Once Upon a Tyne unites book lovers
Newcastle's first romantasy festival, Once Upon a Tyne, drew crowds with authors, cosplay, panels and bookish stalls, impressing visitors and authors alike.
Corrie stars on life after soap from sad admission to 'big mistake'
Coronation Street, Emmerdale and EastEnders stars Bill Ward, Tristan Gemmill, Ben Nealon and Gray O'Brien unite for Twelve Angry Men tour and reflect on soap exits.
Sanjeev Bhaskar 'moved' by The Split Up grief storyline
Sanjeev Bhaskar says he was 'really, really moved' by grief scenes in BBC drama The Split Up, as the Kishan family navigates the matriarch's death.
Sanjeev Bhaskar on grief in BBC's The Split Up
Sanjeev Bhaskar, star of BBC's The Split Up, has spoken about the 'weight' of grief after emotional scenes in the new series, available on BBC iPlayer.
Goolagong recalls racist slur that shattered her naivety
In 1969, a 17-year-old Evonne Goolagong was called the N-word after a doubles match in Sydney. The incident broke her innocence and deepened her pride in being Aboriginal.
Rats in the Ranks director Bob Connolly still regrets film 30 years on
Bob Connolly, 81, still harbours regrets about his celebrated 1996 documentary Rats in the Ranks, saying the press coverage made him feel the councillors were seen as low lives.
The joy and anxiety of making a new adult friend
A new friendship brings joy and anxiety, from first messages to overthinking every detail, as an adult discovers the challenges of making friends.
Salzburg embraces Sound of Music 60 years after snub
A new Salzburg museum dedicated to The Sound of Music aims to reconcile the Austrian city with the Hollywood classic it once kept at arm's length, 60 years after the film's release.
Six writers on the apologies they wish they'd made
From tormenting a young teacher to doubting a foster mother, six writers, including Olivia Petter and Derek Owusu, repent for past bad behaviour.
Mum’s boeuf à la mode: a 21st birthday feast to remember
Jeremy Lee recalls his mother’s boeuf à la mode, a French provincial classic served cold, as the best meal he ever ate, marking his 21st birthday.
Stuffed Peppers: A Culinary Tragedy and the Dolma Belt Redemption
The author recounts a decades-long aversion to stuffed peppers, tracing it to 70s vegetarian cookbooks, and finds redemption in the rich stuffed vegetable traditions of the dolma belt.
Es Devlin retrospective: 'everythingist' set designer at Design Museum
British artist and designer Es Devlin's retrospective 'Other Worlds' opens at the Design Museum, London, on 2 October, mapping 30 years of her practice in sculpture, film and installation.
I'll Be Seeing You review – Russell Beale's Liberace is a life force
Martin Sherman's meta new work sees Fra Fee's writer struggling to turn out a play about the flamboyant pianist while despising everything the showman stands for.
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