67 m. ago Elaine Lordan now: EastEnders Lynne Hobbs seen in rare snap with Lucy Benjamin as fans gush over her transformation

EastEnders fans gushed over Elaine Lordan's incredible transformation as she posed for a rare Instagram snap with former co-star Lucy Benjamin.

Politics

68 m. ago Pep Guardiola offers fresh Erling Haaland update after Man City star missed Liverpool

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland remains an injury doubt ahead of Wednesday night's trip to Tottenham after missing out on the weekend's loss against Liverpool

Politics

68 m. ago Katie Price and Kerry Katona 'set to cash in by going on tour together to spill all on their lives and MANY exes'

The former glamour model, 46, and the Atomic Kitten star, 44, displayed their strong chemistry while starring as the Ugly Sisters in a Cinderella pantomime at Christmas .

Society

71 m. ago One of the best comedy movies ever starring legendary actor on TV this weekend

The beloved 2003 film helped launch the career of Disney star Miranda Cosgrove and was adapted into a Broadway and West End musical and even spawned TV spin-offs

Culture

72 m. ago Too evil! Too smutty! Too Thatcher! When TV stars demand their scenes are cut

Not all actors are comfortable with baring their behinds or their souls. From Bridgerton to The Sopranos, some have insisted on moments being axed – although they don’t always get their wayAs professional show-offs with A-list ambitions, you might assume that any TV star wants to maximise their screen time – the meatier the role and the more minutes in the limelight, the better. Yet that isn’t always the case. Sometimes, actors want their scenes to be cut, either from the script or from the edit. And they can have all sorts of reasons, from personal politics to second thoughts about stripping off.The recent Channel 4 docudrama Brian and Maggie, written by Sherwood’s James Graham, saw Dame Harriet Walter deliver a nuanced, non-cartoonish portrayal of the, let’s say, “divisive” figure of Margaret Thatcher. The lady wasn’t for turning. She was for being left on the cutting room floor, though. Continue reading...

Culture

75 m. ago Get Millie Black release date, cast and episodes as Channel 4 adds crime drama with 100 per cent approval rating

Get Millie Black originally aired on HBO in the US and was written by Marlon James

Events

87 m. ago Loose Women's Ruth Langsford shares personal health scare as she issues plea to viewers

Loose Women star Ruth Langsford issued an urgent plea to viewers as she shared a health update

Politics

95 m. ago Mexico's deadliest state lives up to its name with 'war zone' shooting killing 8

All eight victims were killed in the street on Saturday night in Mexico's most violent state of Guanajuato, an industrial and farming hub where drug use is relatively high

Events

95 m. ago Sir Richard Branson's Little Venice houseboat is up for rent for £5,200 a month

The Virgin founder bought the boat in the 1970s and started his business empire on board

Society

96 m. ago Starmer balancing the books on backs of poorest, former minister suggests

Andrew Mitchell told the Commons he supported Sir Keir Starmer’s strategic direction to bolster defence spending, but argued he has ‘choices’.

Politics

1 hour ago What happened to the original Hooters Girl: Lynne Austin, 63, was American chain's first pin

Lynne Austin had no idea how much her life would change after being offered a job to pose for a new restaurant's billboard advert in Clearwater, Florida.

Politics

1 hour ago Loose Women's Denise Welch branded 'selfish' by Janet Street

Janet Street-Porter branded her Loose Women co-star Denise Welch "selfish" during a live TV debate about emigrating on the ITV daytime show alongside Ruth Langsford and Coleen Nolan

Politics

1 hour ago Matthew Perry was given 27 shots of ketamine before death, new documentary claims

‘Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy’ looks into the ‘Friends’ star’s rise to fame and his harrowing final days

Events

1 hour ago Starbucks menu overhaul: 13 iconic drinks getting cut, and alternatives you can still order

The fan-favourite coffee brand is axing some of their less common drinks

Politics

1 hour ago Members of West Lothian running club delighted with success of latest event

On Saturday, February 22, TRC (The Running Club) hosted its latest event sponsored by Red Bull, which saw around 120 members come together and run a 5k route around Bathgate.

Politics

1 hour ago Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club: LGBTQ+ icon launches 'Fighting Fund' to ensure survival

The fund comes as the club continues its ongoing battle to survive

Events

1 hour ago Ange Postecoglou: Man City slump highlights how extraordinary they have been

Spurs started Manchester City’s decline with a Carabao Cup victory over them in October.

Politics

1 hour ago Marcus Rashford not being 'pandered to' as Unai Emery stops players' 'noses being put out'

Marcus Rashford has made a strong start to life at Aston Villa, and one former Manchester United player believes Unai Emery's approach to managing him has been spot on

Sport

2 h. ago Brits pay £15million for prison inmate TVs as jail dubbed 'time to catch up on shows'

EXCLUSIVE: The Daily Star has learned via the Freedom of Information Act that British taxpayers have made outlays of roughly £15million in the last five years on TVs for lags – But the Ministry of Justice isn't worried

Economics

2 h. ago Oscars 2025: best director nominees – reviews, interviews and chances for victory

All you need to know about the five directors in the running for the Academy’s prestigious film-making prize, along with reviews of their nominated films, interviews and the awards they’ve earned so far• Full list of Oscar nominationsTrack record: Baker came out of the US’s microbudget/indie subculture; his first feature, Four Letter Words, was released way back in 2000. But it took a decade and a half for Baker to make a serious breakthrough; Tangerine, shot on iPhones, was the story of a trans sex worker (Kitana Kiki Rodriguez), and won Baker some high-profile awards. His follow-up, The Florida Project, another account of marginalised Americans became a fixture on the awards circuit, bagging co-star Willem Dafoe an Oscar nom for best supporting actor. His next film, Red Rocket, premiered in competition at Cannes. Continue reading...

Politics