ITV broadcast This Morning in black and white for the first time to help guest Anthony Shurigin, who has chromophobia, feel more comfortable during his interview with Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley.
Mary Berry's 'best' roast potato recipe is 'easy to follow' and 'works every time', with glowing reviews from home cooks. The key ingredient is semolina, which adds extra crunch.
Andrew Koji says the Street Fighter cast and crew were conscious of making the film for fans of the Capcom video game series, ahead of its October release.
Prince Harry will appear in a BBC documentary about race relations in the UK alongside Baroness Doreen Lawrence, whose son Stephen was murdered in a racially motivated attack in 1993.
Lorraine Kelly announced on her ITV show that Hazel, a member of her Change + Check choir, has died, sending love to her family and friends.
A UK poll of 1,000 parents reveals kids ask six tricky questions daily, with five-year-olds most curious. Common stumpers include 'Where do babies come from?' and 'What happens when we die?'
Parents face an average of six tricky questions a day from children aged three to eight, with 24% too difficult to answer. The top 20 list includes 'Where do babies come from?' and 'What happens when we die?'
Stacey Dooley says her most embarrassing moment was when her skirt fell down during the Strictly Come Dancing live tour at the O2, exposing her stage briefs.
Australian soap scriptwriter Ray Kolle, known for Neighbours, Home and Away and Prisoner Cell Block H, has died in Sydney aged 85 after a 46-year career.
Meghan Markle's new kitchen features a stainless steel cooker, oak cabinets and a wall-mounted tap. An interior designer says her taste has evolved but remains farmhouse in spirit.
A foodie shares a simple tinned tomato soup hack: stir in vodka before simmering to cut sweetness and acidity, then add cream, oregano and Parmesan for a richer, more balanced bowl.
Dieter Brummer, who played Shane Parrish in Home and Away from 1992 to 1996, died aged 45 in July 2021 after leaving acting to become a window cleaner.
A mother says her 10-year-old daughter was nearly blinded after copying a YouTube prank that involved putting nail polish remover in her eyes.
Robert Pattinson says his new film Primetime is “not an indictment” of TV host Chris Hansen, whom he plays in the psychological thriller about To Catch A Predator.
Sacha Baron Cohen will headline Quentin Tarantino's The Popinjay Cavalier at London's Phoenix Theatre from March 2027, with tickets on sale Monday.
The screenwriter of Artificial, starring Andrew Garfield as Sam Altman, says AI is 'just as powerful and dangerous' as scientists claim, and the film is a warning.
Prince Harry is contributing to a BBC documentary on UK race relations with Baroness Doreen Lawrence, months after their failed lawsuit against Associated Newspapers.
Sam Wood's 'Evening Walkthrough' exhibition at the Hancock Gallery in Newcastle features original oil paintings capturing fading light across North East landscapes.
Reporter Olivia Sheed revisits the Centre for Life for its sold-out adults-only Late at Life event, discovering dinosaur talks, science exhibits, and a nostalgic night out.
Swansea-born Jonathon Houlston, who plays a young Martin in ITV's The Party, said working with Luke Evans was a dream come true and revealed he couldn't believe when he got the role.
Lucas Haywood, 16, from Horwich, trained at Tring Park School after being inspired by Billy Elliot, and now stars in CBBC's Stage Stars series two.
Siobhan Finneran returns as Marie-Louise O'Dell in BBC One's Time, alongside David Tennant. Her real-life partner is Don Gilet, and her ex-husband is Mark Jordon.
Michelin-starred chef Aji Akokomi shares his recipe for Green Plantain Chips with Aubergine Yassa Dip from his London restaurant Akara, part of Metro's Diaspora Dish series for Black History Month.
Actor Rachael Stirling reveals she nibbles her mother Diana Rigg's ashes before opening nights, saying grief makes animals of us all and dismissing press portrayals of her as a cannibal.
Gayle Rankin is funny, sharp-tongued and sexually forthright in Vicky Featherstone’s production, which replaces 1930s starchiness with the bohemian avant garde at Edinburgh’s Royal Lyceum.
AAG Archaeology found Georgian townhouse origins at 5 St Mary's Place, Newcastle, a site known since 1973 as Wimpy, Breadcrumbs, and Munchies.
Fans say CBBC's Trapped, which ran 2007-2010, paved the way for The Traitors, with many viewers nostalgic for the show's sabotage format.
Justin Caguiat's Change Ringing at Serpentine South turns the gallery into art with bells, bread, and psychedelic paintings exploring transformation through destruction and rebirth.
This Farming Life's John Barclay reveals how lambing after his father Robert's sudden death pushed the family too far, prompting them to cut their flock from 600 to 140 sheep.
Good Morning Britain weather presenter Laura Tobin, 45, left fans flustered after debuting a bold autumn outfit on Instagram, with many branding her 'sexy' and 'stunning'.