5 h. ago What time is BGT on TV today? Start time and channel details for semi

Britain’s Got Talent will be back today - but what time can fans expect it 👀

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2 d. ago West Nile virus found in UK for first time as health experts 'enhance surveillance'

The virus has been detected in mosquitoes collected in Britain for the first time

Science

3 d. ago ITV Lorraine show could be saved from cuts under strict condition but one star is refusing

ITV have announced huge changes to the daytime schedule which is seeing Lorraine's air time being halved and Good Morning Britain's being extended.

Culture

3 d. ago West Nile virus symptoms including deadly rash as disease hits UK for first time

West Nile virus genetic material in mosquitoes has been detected in Britain for the first time - here are the symptoms of the virus that you need to look out for

Events

3 d. ago West Nile virus found in UK as deadly disease reaches Britain for first time and there's no vaccine

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) has identified fragments of West Nile Virus genetic material in mosquitoes collected in Britain for the first time

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4 d. ago It’s official: 5 of Britain’s happiest places to live are in London

It’s official: 5 of Britain’s happiest places to live are in London  Time Out

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5 d. ago Eurovision has become a grotesque forum for the display of political prejudices... it's time Britain bid au revoir and pulled out for good

I'm old enough to remember when the Eurovision Song Contest was an annual bit of fun. We'd all gather round the TV when the likes of Bucks Fizz brought the trophy back to Britain.

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6 d. ago A Labour lost in the weeds can’t rebuild this country. Starmer must regain his nerve | John Harris

Labour has good ideas and years left to change Britain. Why is it acting as if its time is almost up? Just under a week on from Keir Starmer’s latest pronouncements about immigration, plenty of people on his own side are still gripped by a queasy sense of fury and disappointment, and it shows no signs of fading away. His aides and allies will now try to gladden left-liberal hearts by emphasising gains from Monday’s UK-EU summit, and the prime minister’s remodelling of Brexit. But the acrid cloud hanging over Starmer will surely remain, and with good reason.Whatever the surrounding context – and whether or not he was consciously echoing Enoch Powell – his suggestion that Britain risked becoming an “island of strangers” still sounded like a horribly calculated provocation. The insistence that the government was set on closing “a squalid chapter for our politics, our economy, and our country” was even more brazen. So was the suggestion after years of “a one-nation experiment in open bo...

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7 d. ago All aboard for Britain's longest train journey one last time: Fans jump on the 775

The CrossCountry route was much loved by train fans and ran in one direction southbound, leaving Aberdeen at 8.20am before arriving in Penzance more than 13 hours later at 9.31pm.

Politics

9 d. ago Good Morning Britain star says she's 'taken some time out' amid huge personal milestone

Presenter Charlotte Hawkins revealed on Instagram how she is planning to make her 'childhood dream a reality'

Politics

1 week ago Alesha Dixon says 'it's the first time' as Britain's Got Talent act stuns judges

The judges were both impressed and horrified on Britain's Got Talent

Events

1 week ago What time is Britain's Got Talent 2025 on tonight and who is performing?

Britain's Got Talent's semi-final three is set to air on ITV this evening

Politics

2 w. ago Tommy Fury gives rare update on daughter Bambi after reflecting on 'dark year'

Tommy Fury opened up about the bond he shares with his daughter Bambi during an interview on Good Morning Britain, where he also reflected on experiencing a 'dark' time.

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3 w. ago Celebrity Big Brother star Donna Preston spills house secrets after 'wild experience'

Comedian Donna Preston and pop star Chesney Hawkes appeared on Good Morning Britain to reveal how they passed the time in the Celebrity Big Brother house

Society

3 w. ago Beaver filmed farting on riverbank so massive trump doesn't create water bubbles

Beavers, which are the world's second largest rodent, have been reintroduced into parts of the Britain for the first time in four centuries in a bid to restore ecological order

Politics

3 w. ago Why is Labour getting bolder on Europe? It knows even leave voters can now see the benefits | Gaby Hinsliff

With Labour losing votes to pro-European parties, an intriguing new deep-dive makes clear that the public mood has shiftedIt’s nearly nine years now since Britain lost its collective mind.More than enough time, then, to put the Brexit referendum into perspective. Leavers have moved on to the point where only 11% of British voters still kid themselves that it’s turned out brilliantly. It’s remain politicians who had started to look strangely stuck in the past, still frightened of sounding too pro-European in case they somehow woke the monster. But joyfully – now there’s a word I haven’t typed much lately – it looks like something is finally shifting.Gaby Hinsliff is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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3 w. ago 'I went to McVitie's factory to see how Britain's favourite biscuit is made'

EXCLUSIVE: Senior Features Writer Layla Nicholson goes behind the scenes of McVitie's to get a sneak peek of how they make Britain's favourite biscuit - just in time for the Chocolate Digestive's 100th birthday

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3 w. ago BGT's Alesha Dixon addresses 'intense' time on Strictly and real reason why she quit

Alesha Dixon set the record straight about moving from Strictly Come Dancing to Britain's Got Talent, after an "intense" time on the BBC show

Politics

4 w. ago Paula Radcliffe's huge net worth, sad reason she left the UK, London Marathon incident

Paula Radcliffe is one of Britain's all-time great athletes, and with the London Marathon taking place this weekend, we've taken a look at the Team GB hero's life

Politics

4 w. ago One of the world's rarest trees, once snacked on by dinosaurs, bears fruit in Britain for the first time after a retired couple planted a sapling bought by their friend on The Shopping Channel

Saplings and cuttings of the endangered tree were sold off around the world, catching the attention of former police officer Pamela Thompson and her retired spinal surgeon husband Alistair.

Economics