'The planting of trees and establishment of new woodlands will raise challenges, which we must embrace,' says a new woodland strategy

Williams are trying to land Franco Colapinto a full-time seat on the Formula 1 grid after his nine-race cameo in 2024 which came after they had already signed Carlos Sainz to partner Alex Albon

The dancer is looking ahead to what's to come after landing her first celebrity partner in the hit dance show.

The iconic landmark was renamed in honour of the late DJ in 2021, three years after his death, and it plays hosts to some of the world's biggest stars

In a new documentary called Avicii: I'm Tim, which landed on Netflix today (Tuesday, 31st December), his friends and family opened up about his tragic demise

A new documentary on Netflix called Avicii: I'm Tim, which landed today, sees his friends and family open up about his death and the regrets they have after losing him

Arvid Lindblad was so confident in his future as a 14-year-old karting star that he told Lando Norris back in 2021 that he would soon be battling against him in Formula 1

The last 12 months have been seismic for the Welsh political landscape. With a Senedd election now very much on the horizon the coming year promises to be just as intriguing

Avicii: I'm Tim, a new documentary about the late DJ and producer's life in his own words, is now streaming on Netflix

Avicii: I'm Tim, a new documentary about the late DJ and producer's life in his own words, is now streaming on Netflix

Travellers on board the jet which had to make an unscheduled stop in Italy were said to have been 'physically sick' and 'fell in the toilet' as the 16 year old allegedly threatened to stab the cabin crew.

Jeju Air flight burst into flames when it hit barrier at end of runway after crash-landing at Muan internationalSouth Korean authorities seeking answers to the country’s deadliest plane disaster are investigating the role of a hardened barrier at the end of a runway that was hit after the jet crash-landed on Sunday.The structure may only partly explain why Sunday’s Jeju Air flight ended in such a violent manner. All but two of the 181 people onboard died when the plane slid down the runway at Muan international airport and burst into flames after hitting the dirt-and-concrete embankment built to house navigation equipment. Continue reading...

Jeju Air’s passenger plane smashed into a concrete wall after an emergency landing at Muan international airport in South Korea

A landmark court decision could see lenders foot a £30bn compensation bill, potentially leading to millions of motorists being eligible for a payout

Two flight attendants were hospitalised after a plane travelling from Bucharest to Zurich was forced to make an emergency landing in Austria when smoke filled the cabin - one has now died

Joe Wicks announced on New Year's Eve that he sustained an injury whilst out running, with him seen sporting crutches and a medical boot in a photo shared with fans this week

The grandfather who owned the little dog died alongside his wife, their daughters, their son-in-law and four grandchildren when flight 2216 crash-landed at Muan Airport on Sunday.

There were 74 passengers and five crew members onboard the Airbus A220-300 when it was forced to make an emergency landing after what is initially thought to have been an engine issue

Jeju Air’s passenger plane smashed into a concrete wall after an emergency landing at Muan international airport in South Korea

EXCLUSIVE: Harlan Coben's latest thriller adaptation, Missing You, is set to land on Netflix tomorrow and it seems fans are in for a real rollercoaster with the new detective drama.

Malick, Ramsay, Bigelow, Denis, Guadagnino, Zhao: cinema’s most exciting visionaries are all back with new films this year. And then there’s Iñárritu directing Tom Cruise Barbenheimer. Gladicked. Deadpool & Wonkarine. The big movies of the past couple of years have been cash-splash smashes by mainstream directors loudly airing strong authorial voices. They are films on which studios have taken heavy bets during the rocky post-Covid period and ushered through a landscape potholed with strife and strikes.Major arty punts have been less in evidence. But the acclaim and appetite for those that have been made – The Zone of Interest and Poor Things, Emilia Pérez and The Brutalist – is cheering, not least because 2025 looks likely to go down as the year auteurs roared back. The slate of releases by international big hitters needs only a new Haneke – and perhaps a splash of Almodóvar – to be unrivalled in recent memory. Continue reading...