Anton Du Beke and Craig Revel Horwood Lead Strictly Tribute
Strictly judges Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke have secured a tribute montage for Ann Widdecombe, who died at 78, to air on the upcoming series.
Category : Arts
Emmerdale Stars Wing Walk for Usher Syndrome
Emmerdale actors Lawrence Robb, Jack Downham, Bradley Riches, and Matthew Wolfenden performed a wing walk to raise funds for Cure Usher, supporting co-stars Laura Norton and Mark Jordon's children diagnosed with Usher syndrome.
Mexicans Reveal True Origin of Lime in Beer, Say It's Marketing
Members of the Mexican community in Liverpool explain that adding lime to beer is a marketing gimmick, not a traditional practice, and share their preferred hangover cure—the Michelada cocktail.
Crispy Roast Potatoes in 40 Minutes: Microwave Before Cooking
Achieve crispy, fluffy roast potatoes in under an hour by microwaving them first. Chef Poppy O'Toole shares the 40-minute method that skips parboiling and oven preheating.
Smash Hits Writer Reveals Wildest Celebrity Encounters
Journalist Sylvia Patterson recounts her most unforgettable moments with music legends, including Pete Doherty smoking crack during an interview and Liam Gallagher's wine dare.
Topless Joy: Trans Man Finally Feels Like One of the Lads
Zelah Glasson, trans man and fitness trainer, describes the euphoria of playing football topless after top surgery, and his journey to finding freedom in fitness.
Ancient Egypt ‘golden tongue’ discovery: 18 tombs unearthed
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered 18 tombs containing a granite coffin, golden tongues, and artefacts, shedding light on the ancient city of Marina Al-Ameen.
Rare Roman 'Protective Spirit' Statue Found at Hadrian's Wall
A 1.5ft-high sandstone figure of a Roman 'genius' was discovered buried beneath a barrack floor at Vindolanda Fort, near Hadrian's Wall, by archaeologist Dr Andrew Birley on June 16, 2026.
Rare Roman Genius Sculpture Found Hidden at Hadrian's Wall
A 1,600-year-old Roman sandstone carving of a 'genius' protective spirit, hidden beneath a barrack floor at Vindolanda Fort near Hadrian's Wall, has been unearthed. The 'incredibly rare' 1.5ft artifact is the first such find at the site.
Alan Titchmarsh defends garden gaps with seven-word answer
Alan Titchmarsh explains why he leaves gaps in his flower borders, using annuals for cost-effective colour, and addresses potential criticism with a seven-word answer.
12 Types of Stupidity: Philosopher Says You Might Be One
Philosopher Igor Sibaldi identifies 12 ways someone can be stupid, based on Jungian psychology. The key element across all forms is fear, but recognizing them can lead to personal growth.
5 Paint Colors Designers Avoid for a Cheap Look
Interior designers reveal five common paint colors that can make homes look cheap and tacky, including bright red, teal, pure white, dark brown, and mint green.
Roman £26 Crochet Top in Three Colours Gets Rave Reviews
Roman's Natural Crochet Tie Front Knit Tunic, reduced from £35 to £26.25 for new customers, earns praise as 'great for summer' with three colour options and a boho design.
Gillian Anderson's Trespasses Hailed as Best Period Drama
Trespasses, a period drama starring Gillian Anderson, is now streaming on Channel 4. Based on Louise Kennedy's novel set during the Troubles, it has been praised as one of the best by Red magazine.
19 Deaths and Tributes from Liverpool ECHO This Week
The Liverpool ECHO publishes tributes and funeral notices for 19 loved ones, including Norah Patricia Armstrong, David Gerard Barlow, and Grace Ameley Blankson, among others.
Prince Harry Marks One Year to Invictus Games 2027
Prince Harry visited Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham to mark one year until the Invictus Games 2027, meeting war survivors and touring Fisher House. He said care there 'goes far beyond treating physical injuries.'
57 Photos: Mouth of Tyne Festival Night Two in Sunshine
Day two of Mouth of Tyne Festival at Tynemouth Priory saw crowds enjoy Utah Saints, Ellie Sax, and Ministry of Sound Classical in glorious sunshine. See 57 photos.
Bridewell Studios Marks 50 Years with Cockrill Show
Liverpool's Bridewell Studios, a former police station turned artist hub, celebrates its 50th anniversary with 'Nocturnal Rainbow: Maurice Cockrill RA' exhibition, showcasing rare works and the building's survival story.
Girl Absorbed in Phone Amid Fishing Nets in West Bengal
Photographer Soumayan Biswas captured 12-year-old Sabana near a pond in West Bengal, highlighting children's screen temptation. The image, shot on iPhone 15, shows her lying beside fishing nets with a phone.
Amy Dowden Unveils Tiny Statue in Caerphilly Park
Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden returned to Caerphilly to unveil a miniature statue of herself in Dafydd Williams Park, part of a regeneration project featuring a Town Relief Map with cultural figures.
Peter Capaldi Eyes James Bond Villain Role
Peter Capaldi, who played the twelfth Doctor in Doctor Who, has expressed interest in playing the next James Bond villain, urging producers to give him a screen test.
Ditch Butter on Jacket Potatoes: Try Pesto and Burrata
Swap butter for pesto and burrata on your jacket potato for a delicious upgrade. Recipe developer Brie shares a simple method to transform your spud.
Charlotte Hawkins: 2:30am Wake-Ups, Daughter's Social Media Ban
Good Morning Britain presenter Charlotte Hawkins reveals her 2:30am alarm, support for under-16 social media ban, and pride in daughter Ella Rose. She also discusses Kate Garraway's resilience and her own natural beauty routine.
Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris Airs Tonight on Channel 4
Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris, starring Lesley Manville, airs tonight at 6:45pm on Channel 4. The heartwarming period drama is based on Paul Gallico's 1958 novel and has a 94% Rotten Tomatoes rating.
Bargain Hunt's Anita Manning: Career and Family
Anita Manning, BBC Bargain Hunt presenter since 2010, is believed to be Scotland's first female auctioneer. She runs Great Western Auctions with her daughter and has a son in Hong Kong.
Jill Halfpenny receives honorary degree in Newcastle
Geordie actress Jill Halfpenny awarded Honorary Doctor of Letters by Northumbria University, celebrating her career and courage in sharing personal grief.
M&S Culottes Hailed as 'Most Comfortable Ever' and Shorts Alternative
M&S Printed Pull On Wide Leg Culottes, £20, praised by shoppers as 'most comfortable ever' and a 'nice alternative to shorts' with a 4.6 star rating.
Caroline Aherne mural plan for Wythenshawe marks 10 years
A major public artwork celebrating Caroline Aherne is planned for Wythenshawe, ten years after her death. Street artist Pic.One.Art seeks wall space for the mural.
Why Tennis Scoring Uses 15, 30, 40: Medieval Clock Theory
The tennis scoring system at Wimbledon dates back to medieval France. The most accepted theory involves a clock face, with 45 shortened to 40 for ease. Learn the origins of love and deuce.
4 Potato Cooking Tips from a Michelin-Trained Chef
A Michelin-trained chef shared 4 essential tips for perfect crispy smashed potatoes: high heat, garlic oil, flipping, and cooling before crushing. The results were transformative.
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