Rod Liddle, provocative journalist, dies at 66
Rod Liddle, known for his inflammatory columns and BBC Today editorship, has died aged 66. His work sparked controversy and debate.
Rod Liddle, known for his inflammatory columns and BBC Today editorship, has died aged 66. His work sparked controversy and debate.
Thousands gathered at Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio to pay respects to Franco Baresi, who died aged 66. Former teammates and fans honored the Milan legend.
Coronation Street viewers have praised the soap for showing Betsy Swain's stroke recovery realistically, with actress Sydney Martin earning further acclaim.
Hamilton's Procast Group wins Regional Insulation & Fabric Installer and Contractor of the Year, with apprentice Cameron Sleith named Apprentice of the Year.
Love Island winners Lorenzo and Julia have finally gone on their first date after an awkward This Morning interview where he was criticised for not planning dates.
Emmerdale fans are heartbroken as the Dingles make a tough call for Monty, whose final scenes air after a devastating diagnosis.
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Britain's oldest farming couple, Steve and Jean Green, reflect on their future after an estate agent's visit revealed their land could be worth a fortune, but they decide to stay.
Ian Sayer, who recovered two Nazi gold bars worth £2.4m, urges Trump to declassify Nazi war crime records to find more looted gold.
The Sir Bobby Robson Institute at Newcastle University is a step closer to its £30m target after a £1.25m Wolfson Foundation donation, boosting cancer trials capacity.
Readers respond to recent articles on recreational sport, WhatsApp blue ticks, woodlice, Country Diary, and film lists, sharing personal anecdotes and opinions.
Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville host Football for Change gala with Tom Grennan and Gabrielle performing, aiming to tackle child poverty.
George RR Martin, 77, breaks silence with first blog post in months, citing stress, depression, and falling behind on The Winds of Winter.
Su Pollard realized she was famous when her name appeared as a crossword clue. The Hi-de-Hi! star, now 76, recalls her career, fond memories of Ruth Madoc, and favorite roles.
Ayr United's iconic manager Ally MacLeod and his legendary '69 team are celebrated in a new t-shirt, hailed by his daughter Gail as a fitting tribute.
Duchy in Shoreditch blends Alpine-Mediterranean cuisine with a vinyl record collection. Chef Simon Shand's menu impresses, but desserts fall short.
Emmerdale's Bradley Riches reveals Lewis and Vinny face a 'little blip' as Lewis bonds with dad Kev, with big twists ahead affecting villagers.
Lunya and Lunyalita in Liverpool have been awarded the 'Restaurants from Spain' certification by Foods & Wines from Spain, with the deli also receiving 'Colmado from Spain' status.
Artwork by Peter Firmin, co-creator of Bagpuss, The Clangers, and Basil Brush, fetched over £400,000 at auction, with all 500 lots sold.
Disgraced ex-BBC presenter Huw Edwards has been criticised for entering a Welsh poetry competition under the pseudonym 'Y Gelyn', meaning 'the enemy', despite being on the sex offenders' register.
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The uFurnish Home Awards 2026 finalists showcase real homes with stunning transformations, budget-friendly DIY, and creative use of color, inspiring everyday homeowners across the UK.
Boyzlife, featuring Keith Duffy and Brian McFadden, will tour the UK in May 2027 with 12 dates, starting in St Albans and ending in Northampton.
Bono, The Edge, and Eddie Vedder were among mourners at Glen Hansard's funeral in Dublin, where hundreds gathered and over 40,000 watched online.
Emmerdale airs two major updates for the Dingle family this week: Noah lands a job in Germany, while beloved dog Monty faces his final days.
Diane Morgan's new BBC show Ann Droid confirms her comedic genius, drawing 4.6 million viewers and outpacing previous hits.
In 1996, Jack was the most popular baby name for boys in Britain, with over 10,000 given the name, according to ONS data.
Paige Spiranac jokes her 'boobs just get in the way' after wardrobe malfunction, explaining how her chest affects her golf swing.
Princess Diana's memorial playground in Kensington Gardens reopens Wednesday after a £3m Peter Pan-themed revamp, featuring a 17m wooden ship.
Manchester United have agreed a £20m-per-season sponsorship with Betway, exploiting a loophole that allows gambling ads on training kits despite the Premier League ban on shirt-front deals.