Dragons' Den star lands two investments after 'lowest point'
Abilash Abhohi secured £75,000 from Peter Jones and Tinie Tempah for her plant-based ice cream brand Moonji, after revealing she had hit her 'lowest point' before filming.
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Jive Bunny creator John Pickles dies aged 84
John Pickles, creator of Jive Bunny and founder of Mastermix, has died aged 84, his company confirmed. Tributes call him a 'true pioneer'.
Clarkson's blunt Grand Tour advice 'not appropriate for BBC'
New Grand Tour hosts reveal Jeremy Clarkson's blunt, BBC-inappropriate advice before taking over the motoring show from Clarkson, Hammond and May.
Malta journalist murder acquittal: a blow for press freedom
The acquittal of Yorgen Fenech over the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia is a devastating blow for justice and press freedom, nine years after her car was bombed.
Athletic: Russini-Vrabel ties violated standards
The Athletic's investigation found Dianna Russini's relationship with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel violated newsroom standards, leading to her resignation.
Gogglebox hints at new cast members after couple axed
Channel 4's Gogglebox returns for series 28 on Friday 4 September, with two brand new households joining the line-up, months after Joe and Roisin were dropped.
Queen Camilla revisits Brixton riding school opened 25 years ago
Queen Camilla returned to Ebony Riding Club in Brixton, which she opened 25 years ago, to feed polo mints to Taylor, a former horse of the late Queen Elizabeth, and praised the club as 'bigger and better'.
Matt Lucas reveals autism diagnosis for first time
Matt Lucas has revealed he is autistic, a condition he has lived with for 52 years, during a chat with Romesh Ranganathan on BBC Radio 2.
Greggs Steak and Stilton Bake Gets Split Verdict from Colleagues
Greggs launched a new Steak and Stilton Bake on 3 September, priced at £3 eat-in or £2.50 takeaway, with a 'Stilton Insurance' return policy. One Daily Record writer disliked it, while a colleague praised it.
Shearer gets 'Walk of Shame' star for Newcastle prediction
Alan Shearer has been granted a star on Betfair's 'Walk of Shame' outside Wembley for his Newcastle-Sunderland prediction, but it did not make the top five worst football opinions.
Seagull mimic Trish Clemit wins UK title; more animal impersonators
Trish Clemit, 59, won the UK's best gull impersonator contest in Weston-super-Mare. She insists seagulls are 'much misunderstood' and first discovered her talent at Butlins aged eight.
Dolly Parton Tribute: Remembering the Queen of Country at 80
Dolly Parton, the legendary country star, died aged 80 after a short battle with cancer. A new souvenir edition celebrates her six-decade career, 3,000 songs, and 11 Grammys.
ABDO visits Specsavers Wishaw for optician centenary
The Association of British Dispensing Opticians visited Specsavers Wishaw as part of its year-long programme celebrating 100 years of the dispensing optician profession.
Six leading candidates to be new Cardiff Rugby CEO
The WRU has begun its search for a new CEO of Cardiff Rugby. Six leading candidates are in the mix, including Dragons CEO Rhys Blumberg and former Wales full-back Rhys Williams.
Unpaid Manchester Pride artists to get £15,000 from council
Around 50 Equity union artists unpaid after Manchester Pride's liquidation will share £15,000 from Manchester Council's social action pot, not taxpayers' money.
Lip reader: Maisie Williams told Joey King 'You look amazing'
A lip reader believes Maisie Williams told Joey King 'You look amazing' and 'You're beautiful' at the Practical Magic 2 premiere in London, winning fans' hearts.
Bryan Johnson's girlfriend relieved by his disease diagnosis
Kate Tolo, girlfriend of biohacker Bryan Johnson, says she felt relief at his autoimmune gastritis diagnosis, calling it proof he is not invincible.
Horoscope Today: Daily Guide for Thursday, September 3, 2026
Read what the stars mean for you today, from Aries to Pisces. Discover focused effort, emotional clarity, and relationship insights in your daily horoscope for Thursday, September 3, 2026.
Arsenal sign Bartishvili; Martinelli £60m exit nears
Arsenal have agreed a £3.85m deal for Georgian teenager Andria Bartishvili, while Gabriel Martinelli's £55.7m move to Al-Hilal is expected to be confirmed shortly.
Daily horoscope September 3, 2026: Predictions for your star sign
The Moon moves into Gemini, bringing whimsy and play. Aquarius, Sagittarius and Scorpio should tap into genuine connections. Here are all star signs' horoscopes for Thursday, September 3, 2026.
Baillie Gifford longlist: Keefe, Macintyre and Higgins named
Charlotte Higgins, Patrick Radden Keefe and Ben Macintyre are among 13 authors on this year's Baillie Gifford prize longlist for nonfiction.
Tim Curry's cause of death revealed after actor dies at 80
Tim Curry died of coronary heart disease, according to documents from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, with a history of stroke and kidney cancer also listed as contributing conditions.
Ink review – Danny Boyle's Sun newspaper saga is a lurid tabloid frenzy
Jack O'Connell excels as Larry Lamb in Danny Boyle's lurid, violent tale of Rupert Murdoch, Page 3 and the Sun's transformation of Fleet Street, adapted from James Graham's play.
All Creatures Great and Small season 7 return date confirmed
All Creatures Great and Small returns for season 7 on Thursday, September 17 at 9pm on Channel 5, set in the Yorkshire Dales in 1946.
Scots supertot 'born twice' after crucial surgery 10 weeks before birth
Three-year-old Carter, from Scotland, was 'born twice' after undergoing foetal surgery for spina bifida 10 weeks before his actual birth. He will now take part in the Edinburgh Kiltwalk in his wheelchair to raise funds for the charity supporting his condi
Ski Sunday axed by BBC after five decades on airwaves
The BBC has scrapped Ski Sunday after nearly five decades, citing changing audience behaviours and financial pressures as part of a £500m savings drive.
Sofie Royer: 'Everything countercultural is doomed, isn't it?'
Austrian-Iranian singer Sofie Royer releases Before/After, an album of witty, erudite pop that tackles art-world metrics, therapy, and her own place between genres.
Bafta Cymru 2026 nominations: Rhys, Myles and more
The 2026 Bafta Cymru Awards nominations are out, with Matthew Rhys, Eve Myles, Tom Cullen and Jonathon Pryce among the acting contenders ahead of October's ceremony.
WW2 secret ops medal collection heads to auction
A major collection of World War II secret operations medals, including Popski's Private Army and X-Craft items, will be auctioned on September 16 by Stanley Gibbons Baldwin's.
Sir Chris Hoy shares health update, urges fans to 'make the most of it'
Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy gave a live health update on BBC Breakfast, saying he is 'pushing on' and looking forward to his Tour de 4 charity cycling event this weekend.
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