4 hours ago Noah Lyles: ‘America has a winner’s mentality. That’s the good and the bad’

The Olympic 100m champion plays a starring role in the second season of Netflix documentary Sprint. And he is still as outspoken as everShortly after crossing the finish line in the 200m final at this summer’s Olympics, Noah Lyles collapsed to the ground out of breath. He lingered there, gasping and clutching at his chest for what felt like an age before medics arrived and carted him off the Stade de France track in a wheelchair. Later, Lyles made the bombshell revelation that he had been suffering from Covid for three days. The scene, an Olympic cliffhanger that rivaled only the American’s golden photo-finish in the 100m final days earlier, is among the major inflection points in the 2024 track season offered up for closer examination in the second season of Sprint – the hit fly-on-the...

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4 hours ago Netflix star Ian Harding's life from Pretty Little Liars fame to 'secret marriage'

Ian Harding stars alongside Lindsay Lohan in the new Netflix holiday romance Our Little Secret.

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5 hours ago Netflix's Our Little Secret star Ian Harding’s life from Pretty Little Liars role to hush

Pretty Little Liars alum Ian Harding has made a return to the small screen as the romantic lead in Netflix's new drama Our Little Secret.

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16 hours ago Heartstopper star Yasmin Finney says she would love to play a role that represents 'realism' as she reflects on her success in the Netflix series

Yasmin Finney has said she would love to play a role that represents 'realism' as she opens up about her success in Heartstopper on Tuesday. 

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21 hours ago I'm A Celeb's Jane Moore kept marriage split secret for a year for heartbreaking reason

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! star, Jane Moore, announced she had split from her husband Gary Farrow after 20 years of marriage in 2022 and is now in the jungle

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31 hours ago Don’t listen to opponents of assisted dying: a Labour government’s legacy must be freedom | Polly Toynbee

I have campaigned for the right to avoid a needlessly agonising death all my life. After this vote, I hope I will no longer have toThe time has come for a defining moment early in a Labour era that has so far lacked definition. This is the week a Labour parliament can make its mark in the long campaign for personal freedoms over birth, sex, life and death. If not, if MPs prove pusillanimous in the face of loud but thinly supported objections backed by organised religion, they will ignore the opinion of a public that is strongly in favour: the British social attitudes survey’s first polling in 1983 found 77% of people in favour of assisted dying, and that figure has hardly varied since then. After campaigning all my life on this, I feel: if not now, then probably not in my lifetime.Every...

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