Rupert Everett says he 'almost crippled himself' chasing perfect body
Rupert Everett says his 1990s gym routine without stretching has left him 'almost crippled'. He also clarifies he was not fired from Emily in Paris.
Category : Politics
Oklahoma Supreme Court Dismisses Bible in Schools Lawsuit After Mandate Rescinded
Oklahoma Supreme Court dismisses lawsuit over Bible mandate in schools after state rescinds order, ruling case moot.
Duke of Windsor's Nazi Germany Tour: New Photos Reveal Controversial Visit
60 photos of Duke and Duchess of Windsor meeting Hitler in 1937 sell for £6,830, reigniting debate over Edward VIII's Nazi sympathies.
Avi Lewis Elected NDP Leader, Promises Socialist Revival
Avi Lewis elected leader of Canada's NDP, promising socialist policies and a party comeback after electoral losses.
Police Scotland Under Fire Over Anti Semitic Image Ruling
Ten Scottish police officers lose appeal to block disciplinary action over racist, antisemitic WhatsApp messages, court rules privacy rights overridden by public confidence.
Dan Wootton Denies Catfishing Claims in High Court Documents
Dan Wootton denies catfishing a former colleague in High Court documents, rebutting claims of obtaining sexual images by deceit.
Barcelona in Talks with Manchester United Over Marcus Rashford's Salary
Barcelona and Manchester United discuss Marcus Rashford's transfer, with salary talks and a £34m option key to any deal.
Starmer on the Brink as Cabinet Ministers Urge Him to Quit
Senior cabinet ministers urge Keir Starmer to set out departure timetable amid mutiny by over 70 Labour MPs.
Wiltshire Serial Fraudster Who Made Over £500k Jailed for 10 Years
Narinder Kaur, 54, jailed for 10 years after making over £500k through shoplifting and refund fraud across England and Wales.
Tuchel Names England World Cup Squad: Toney In, Foden Out
Thomas Tuchel names England World Cup squad: Ivan Toney recalled, Phil Foden and Cole Palmer omitted, Harry Maguire left out.
Home Office Fears Backlash Over Harry's Security Funding
Prince Harry's battle with the Home Office over UK security continues after funding removal and legal challenges.
Slovenia Boss Questions Manchester United's Handling of Benjamin Sesko
Slovenia boss Bostjan Cesar criticises Manchester United over Benjamin Sesko's injury management and availability for international duty.
Who Will Be Andy Burnham's Chancellor? Markets Await
Analysis of potential chancellors for Andy Burnham's government, focusing on market reassurance and fiscal credibility.
Supreme Court Temporarily Extends Access to Abortion Pill Mifepristone
Supreme Court temporarily extends access to abortion pill mifepristone, blocking restrictions from taking effect until at least Thursday.
Dubai Expat Kelly Lundberg: No Tax, But Happiness Is the Real Draw
Kelly Lundberg moved from Scotland to Dubai in 2003 and says happiness, not tax savings, keeps her there.
Richard Madeley ‘Forced to Watch Execution Video’ in El Salvador Prison
Richard Madeley recounts being forced to watch an execution video during a visit to a notorious El Salvador prison for a Channel 5 documentary.
Neighbour's Extension Overlooking Your Garden: Know Your Legal Rights
Learn about your legal rights if a neighbour's extension overlooks your garden, including planning rules, privacy protections, and steps to resolve disputes.
Security Minister Warns of Chinese Espionage Targeting UK Parliament
Security minister says Chinese agents are trying to recruit MPs and peers to obtain sensitive information, warning of interference in UK democracy.
British Soldier Dies In Iraq Training Accident
A British Army soldier died in a training accident in northern Iraq on Sunday, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed.
Sophie Raworth pays tribute to George Alagiah: 'George taught me so much about living'
Sophie Raworth pays heartfelt tribute to BBC colleague George Alagiah, recalling their friendship, his cancer battle, and his indomitable spirit.
Harry Potter TV Trailer Breaks HBO Viewing Records
HBO's Harry Potter trailer breaks records with 277 million views in 48 hours, doubling previous highs. Series debuts Christmas 2026.
Lori Greiner Issues Stark Warning To Gmail Users Over AI Scanning
Lori Greiner warns Gmail users about AI scanning emails. She advises turning off smart features to protect privacy. Google denies using personal data for AI training.
Ukraine Hits Russian Oil Refinery With British Storm Shadow Missiles
Ukraine strikes Russian oil refinery with British Storm Shadow missiles; Zelenskyy holds talks with Trump envoys; Russian activist sentenced; Mariupol theatre to reopen.
Epstein's 'Paedophile Island' Survivors Detail Horrific Abuse
Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein detail horrific abuse on his private island, known as 'Paedophile Island', including rape and exploitation of minors.
Snoop Dogg on Olympic Return and Plans for Vegas Restaurant with Gordon Ramsay
Snoop Dogg discusses his Olympic return for Milan Cortina 2026, plans for a Vegas restaurant with Gordon Ramsay, and his unexpected career turns.
Labour Minister Warns Greens' 'Undeliverable' Promises Risk Disappointing Voters
Labour minister Darren Jones warns Greens' 'undeliverable' promises risk disappointing voters, as polls show Labour support slipping to the left and right.
Eric Clapton Cuts Madrid Show Short After Vinyl Record Incident
Eric Clapton cut his Madrid concert short after a vinyl record thrown from the crowd struck him in the chest, skipping the encore.
Berlin Pride 2024 Marches Against Nazi History
LGBTQ+ community in Germany rallies against far-right AfD ahead of elections, citing fear of anti-queer sentiment and attacks on Pride marches.
Number One Fan: Channel 5's Disturbing Thriller Begins Tonight
Channel 5's new thriller Number One Fan starts tonight at 9pm. Starring Sally Lindsay and Jill Halfpenny, the four-part series follows a TV presenter stalked by an obsessive fan.
John Oliver Slams Supreme Court Shadow Docket as Trump's Go-To Method
John Oliver criticises Trump's use of Supreme Court shadow docket to bypass legal processes, enabling controversial policies.
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