71 m. ago BBC The Traitors' star was laughed at by male GP amid endometriosis hell

Elen Wyn, who was in The Traitors on BBC One last year, said she suffered with pain that felt like "barbed wire around her stomach" which was eventually diagnosed as endometriosis

Politics

80 m. ago EastEnders spoilers: Sharon's secret, Zack and Barney DNA twist and Bianca struggles

EastEnders is lining up some massive twists and turns and some big discoveries next week on the BBC soap, as more than one character is hiding a huge truth

Politics

82 m. ago Women tricked into dating undercover police officer lay bare extent of deception

Women deceived into dating undercover police want new ITV documentary to spark action

Events

88 m. ago Lizzo appears to tease new music in video speaking of ‘real love in real life’

The US singer stepped back from the public eye while facing a lawsuit.

Culture

2 h. ago Drunk wife from hell barks orders at Florida police as she's hauled off flight and arrested

Body cam footage showed a Michigan woman getting escorted off an Allegiant plane at a Florida airport and later being arrested after she continually barked orders at her embarrassed husband.

Events

3 h. ago MAFS UK fans fuming as most popular star is missing from reunion after being uninvited

Married At First Sight UK fans were far from impressed when it emerged that Emma Barnes wasn't taking part in the reunion episode and she has no idea why she was cut

Events

3 h. ago Rice paddies to mega resorts: declassified spy satellite images reveal Bali’s transformation

Extent of decades of development is laid bare as Indonesia wrestles with how to control development on the holiday island“I wonder what Bali used to be like?” is a common refrain heard on Indonesia’s best-known holiday island.Famous for its lush green rice paddies and stunning beaches, the “island of the Gods” has undergone rapid change over the past half-century with locals and tourists complaining about the traffic, pollution and badly behaved foreigners that have come with the hotels and resorts that now swamp the island. Continue reading...

Events

3 h. ago Bergerac is back and here's what happened the stars of the best 1980s cop shows

Bergerac is returning to screens for more sleuthing action on the island of Jersey. But what happened to the stars of the original programme and other classic police dramas from the decade?

Politics

3 h. ago New Rangers manager makes feeling clear on state of club after 'whirlwind 24 hours'

Philippe Clement's 16-month reign at Ibrox was brought to an end on Sunday night, and less than 24 hours later Barry Ferguson has been named interim boss of the Scottish giants

Society

3 h. ago BGT's Bars and Melody look unrecognisable a decade on from show with tattoos and muscles

Bars and Melody, who shot to fame on Britain's Got Talent in 2014, have undergone a huge transformation over the years and now look vastly different

Politics

3 h. ago Joe Root comments on Jos Buttler speak volumes as he makes England cricket statement

England are staring down the barrel of Champions Trophy elimination if they don't beat Afghanistan, but former captain Joe Root is convinced they're on the right track - despite Jos Buttler's side's struggles in the last 18 months

Politics

3 h. ago 'Freak accident' as missing fisherman pulled overboard by huge shark during competition

Avid fisherman Paul Barning, 58, was taking part in the Game Fishing Association state tournament off the coast of New South Wales in Australia when he disappeared into the ocean

Sport

4 h. ago 7 Rangers takeaways from Barry Ferguson's first interview as boss from 'inconsistent' stars call out to tactical pledge

The new man at the helm has had a manic 24 hours but is now preparing for his first game in charge against Kilmarnock

Politics

4 h. ago All the times Meghan Markle drew fashion inspiration from Diana

Prince Harry's wife posted a video of her in their California estate wearing a sweater baring the name of US university Northwestern - 30 years after Princess Diana wore an almost identical one.

Politics

4 h. ago Barry Ferguson lifts lid on Rangers whirlwind: how he got staff, blunt verdict, Charai talks, playing style

New Rangers boss vows to play ‘attack-minded’ football

Politics

4 h. ago Barry Ferguson admits he NEVER thought Rangers boss call would come as players served instant reality check

The club legend has replaced Philippe Clement until the end of the season after the Belgian boss was shown the door on Sunday

Sport

5 h. ago Millie Bobby Brown leaves fans stunned over her real age after looking a 'decade older' at the SAG Awards

Many social media users were stunned by Millie's age, however, and observed how she appeared to look decades older.

Events

5 h. ago 'There's no need' – Cristiano Ronaldo claim disputed by Lionel Messi's boss Javier Mascherano

Ex-Barcelona and Argentina star Javier Mascherano has challenged Cristiano Ronaldo's latest comments that he is the greatest player in the history of the game

Politics

5 h. ago Never mind the quality, feel the money: central flaw of football’s ‘greatest show on earth’ | Barney Ronay

Title race and relegation over by February? The Premier League is rich, but there’s no jeopardy and no real sense of excellence, at least not on the pitchLadies and gentlemen we have now reached our cruising altitude. The pilot will be putting his feet up and drinking tiny cans of Sprite from here to the middle of May. Sit back, zone out. Stick on a bad film with Seth Rogen in it. You can even watch the football if you like. Just don’t expect much to happen for the next three months.So much for that excitingly bumpy, turbulence-fuelled Premier League season, all perky upstarts, crumbling certainties and unexpected shifts of altitude, which really did seem to be shaping up just a few short weeks go. As of game weekend 26 and Arsenal’s defeat by West Ham, followed by Liverpool strolling through Manchester City, the league has reached a stage of premature entropy. Continue reading...

Politics

5 h. ago Most conservation funds go to large vertebrates at expense of ‘neglected’ species

Study shows funding bias towards animals like rhino while other endangered species including amphibians and algae disregardedMost global conservation funds go to larger, charismatic animals, leaving critically important but less fashionable species deprived, a 25-year study has revealed.Scientists have found that of the $1.963bn allocated to projects worldwide, 82.9% was assigned to vertebrates. Plants and invertebrates each accounted for 6.6% of the funding, while fungi and algae were barely represented at less than 0.2%. Continue reading...

Economics