Irish Author Co-Writes Book with 9/11 Hero John Feal
A new book co-written by Irish author Charles Daly documents 9/11 responder John Feal's battles for justice, published ahead of the 25th anniversary.
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Helen Mirren and Tom Hardy cosy up at MobLand premiere
Dame Helen Mirren and Tom Hardy appeared close at the MobLand series two premiere in London, amid reports of an on-set rift. She wore a Jenny Packham gown worth over £4,000.
Unseen 9/11 video emerges on YouTube decades later
A never-before-seen 9/11 video showing the second plane hitting the South Tower has emerged on YouTube, filmed from a boat by Kevin Westley.
Dubs warns of echoes of 1930s Europe
Lord Alf Dubs, a Kindertransport survivor, warns of echoes of 1930s Europe amid far-right gains in Germany and anti-refugee protests in the UK, as his autobiography is published.
Charley Hull's Solheim Cup throwback pool pics wow fans
Charley Hull shared throwback photos of Team Europe's 2023 pool celebration ahead of the Solheim Cup, which starts Friday in the Netherlands.
9/11 25 years on: Merseyside victims remembered
Twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks, Merseyside remembers Ron Gilligan and Sarah Redheffer, two of the 67 UK victims killed in the 2001 terror attacks.
Lord of the Dance Stuns Sunderland Empire in 30th Anniversary Show
Lord of the Dance's 30th anniversary tour left Sunderland Empire crowds in awe with phenomenal Irish dancing, starring Lucas Lawton, until Saturday night.
William and Kate at Everton stadium for suicide prevention event
Prince William and Kate attend Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool for World Suicide Prevention Day, launching a sport suicide prevention toolkit with Dame Kelly Holmes and others.
Anton Du Beke lands Ballet Shoes UK tour role
Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke will join the National Theatre's UK tour of Ballet Shoes, playing two characters in the acclaimed production.
IRN-BRU Grannies Return for 125th Anniversary Hunt
IRN-BRU is sending balaclava-wearing grannies on mobility scooters to four UK cities for its 125th anniversary, challenging the public to catch them and win £125.
Olivia Colman's Joyride Leaves Fans in Tears on ITVX
Olivia Colman's 2022 film Joyride, now streaming free on ITVX, is a coming-of-age Irish drama that leaves viewers in tears.
I’m a winker – but I do it responsibly
A writer defends the wink as warm, economical non-verbal communication, sharing personal memories and offering rules for responsible winking in a modern world.
Liverpool ECHO tributes: 17 deaths and funeral notices this week
Tributes and funeral notices for 17 loved ones published in the Liverpool ECHO this week, including Gerry Fisher, Val Forrester, Tony Garnett and more.
Matt Lucas stuns Lorraine with new beard for Oliver! role
Matt Lucas left Lorraine Kelly stunned with a lengthy beard on Wednesday, revealing it is real and grown for his West End role as Fagin in Oliver! The Musical.
Karen Hauer on Strictly exit, dream role and new life
Karen Hauer left Strictly after 14 years. She now eyes West Side Story's Anita, tours in Stepping Out, and lives with her boyfriend and four rescue dogs.
Harriet Cowan Recalls 'Bizarre' Pig Anatomy Lesson with Clarkson
Harriet Cowan reveals she had to convince Jeremy Clarkson that female pigs have clitorises during a 'bizarre' moment on Clarkson's Farm, detailed in her new book.
Retro British foods from the 80s and 90s that almost vanished
From vol-au-vents to pineapple and cheese on cocktail sticks, these are the retro British treats and nostalgic 90s foods that once defined British dining.
Corrie's Alan Halsall's sweet tribute to daughter Sienna
Coronation Street star Alan Halsall shared a heartfelt Instagram tribute to daughter Sienna on her 13th birthday, saying her arrival changed his life forever.
Phoebe Bridgers praised for unshaven legs at Venice Film Festival
Phoebe Bridgers bared unshaven legs at the 83rd Venice Film Festival, earning praise from fans for defying traditional beauty standards and sparking debate on X.
Liverpool city centre in the 1970s: archive photos
Archive photographs from the ECHO and Mirrorpix show Liverpool city centre in the 1970s, capturing changing streets, shops and everyday life during a decade of transformation.
The Voice star Aaren James on nan's cancer battle
The Voice contestant Aaren James from Warrington has opened up on how the show helped him escape a 'lonely place' after his nan's breast cancer diagnosis.
Birds of a Feather star Lesley Joseph joins Billy Elliot tour
Lesley Joseph, famed for Birds of a Feather, joins the Billy Elliot UK tour as Grandma, opening at Sunderland Empire on November 4.
7 Up! star Peter Davies says he'd 'do it all again'
Liverpool's Peter Davies, a familiar face on 7 Up!, reflects on the highs and lows of the series and says he would 'do it all again' ahead of the final episode.
Stacey Solomon finds treasures in new home after Pickle Cottage
Stacey Solomon has discovered unusual items in her new £2m home, including an orange bathroom, an old projector and vintage finds left behind by previous owners.
Jon Kay reveals colour-blind struggle in locker clip
BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay has made a candid admission in a behind-the-scenes clip, revealing he is colour-blind as he organised his collection of 85 ties.
Sherrie Hewson: Loose Women now a very different show
Sherrie Hewson, 75, says she doesn't recognise Loose Women today, reflecting on her 70-year career and the show's changes since she left in 2016.
Manchester's Gay Village: A History of Resilience and Pride
Pat Karney recalls the dark 1980s when Manchester's Gay Village was under attack, and how the council's fearless stand helped create today's Pride.
St Andrews students take part in traditional pier walk
Hundreds of University of St Andrews students in red gowns took part in the traditional pier walk ahead of the new academic year.
Ratcatcher Hailed 'Best Scottish Film Ever' by Viewers
Glasgow drama Ratcatcher (1999), depicting 1970s poverty, has been called 'best Scottish film ever' by viewers. It follows a boy burdened by guilt.
Sarandon: Palestine support cost her film roles
Susan Sarandon says she has lost film roles due to her support for Palestine, telling Venice Film Festival that agencies still advise against hiring her.
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