33 minutes ago Liam Payne and Cheryl secretly married? Moment he calls her his 'wife' resurfaces

Liam Payne's tragic death has left fans wondering if he was secretly married to Cheryl, with the former One Direction star appearing to call her his 'wife' in an unearthed interview.

Politics

97 minutes ago Swinging with a lamb casserole bubbling on the aga, dogging hotspots and celebrities that 'lured men': Locals reveal The Cotswolds really is just as sexed

Here FEMAIL uncovers the wild side of the sleepy Cotswolds villages in the wake of the Rivals revival - and the bleak reality for those in less fortunate financial situations.

Politics

2 hours ago Why are men like Giovanni Pernice so bad at recognising when their behaviour is threatening?

Strictly Come Dancing star Giovanni Pernice has finally spoken out about his proven harassment of Amanda Abbington. Maddy Mussen reports on his wilful ignorance

Events

2 hours ago Ever wondered what happened to Blind Date's most popular contestants? Here's our Graham with a quick reminder...

Alex and Sue Tatham, who met on the show in 1989, renewed their vows this week. But what of the other contestants who made a big impression but didn't find love?

Culture

3 hours ago As a top City boss, I see so many workers dress appallingly for the office

Senior Labour politicians have been pilloried for accepting thousands of pounds from donors for new clothes. I get it, but I don't think their behaviour was entirely bad. Hear me out.

Economics

5 hours ago Bad cholesterol may be 'reversed' by doing one thing daily without medication, scientists say

Experts say that insufficient exercise during childhood can increase cholesterol levels in adulthood by two-thirds, which may lead to heart disease and other health issues

Science

5 hours ago ‘His music has joy and energy. It is luminous’: Steven Isserlis on the genius of Gabriel Fauré

Fauré is widely known for his beautiful Requiem and Pavane. But, says the British cellist, there is far more of his often radical work to enjoy and explore‘Fauré? Ah, yes, I love the Requiem. And there’s that lovely Pavane too ” This is the typical reply to the question: “Do you like the music of Gabriel Fauré?” But it’s about as satisfactory a response as would be, to a similar question about Beethoven: “Oh yes! There’s that great symphony – the one that goes da-da-da DAA.”Glorious though Fauré’s Requiem and Pavane are (along with his other best-known works, such as the first violin sonata and first piano quartet), there are whole other worlds to his music that deserve to be far better known. Luckily, 2024 marks the centenary of Fauré’s death, which gives us Fauréans a wonderful opport...

Politics

6 hours ago Swinging with a lamb casserole bubbling on the aga, dogging hotspots and celebrities that 'lured men': Locals reveal The Cotswolds really is just a sexed

Here FEMAIL uncovers the wild side of the sleepy Cotswolds villages in the wake of the Rivals revival - and the bleak reality for those in less fortunate financial situations.

Politics

6 hours ago Enlightenment ballad collector Anna Gordon celebrated on new album of 'muckle sangs'

A new album from Alison McMorland presents 12 traditional ballads as they have never been heard in modern times, writes Jim Gilchrist

Culture