45 m. ago What it really means when your teenager says they're in 'Group 7'

The expression became popular through Sophia James, a Los Angeles-based artist who wanted to use TikTok 's algorithm to promote her new song, 'So Unfair'.

Politics

51 m. ago I ate at Jamie Oliver, James Martin and Gordon Ramsay restaurants and there was clear winner

Christopher Sharp travelled to three different restaurants each owned or run by a famous celebrity chef and found one was levels apart from the other two

Society

93 m. ago Pierce Brosnan hints at future James Bond role: ‘It’s going to be exciting to see what happens’

‘Sometimes you entertain it and sometimes you just move on’ said the star

Politics

1 hour ago Brawl breaks out between women in pub beer garden after 'argument' escalates

Police have launched an investigation

Politics

1 hour ago Pierce Brosnan says he could ‘entertain’ playing a retired spy in James Bond

The Irish star played 007 from 1995 to 2002.

Politics

2 h. ago Next James Bond Leading Contender Odds: Here are the 14 actors in the running to play 007

It can’t be much longer until we find out who will be the next James Bond - and there’s a new hot favourite.

Politics

2 h. ago Wetherspoons launches Top Trumps game so its best pubs can battle it out for top spot

British budget pub chain Wetherspoons has launched the card game, featuring 30 of its best pubs, to raise money for charity. It includes some of its most iconic boozers

Politics

3 h. ago British hacker who targeted Kim Kardashian and Kanye West in Bitcoin scam ordered to hand over £4million

Crown Prosecution Service secures High Court order forcing Joseph James O’Connor to surrender 42 Bitcoin and a stash of cryptocurrency

Economics

3 h. ago James Corden 'ordered to dig up front garden of £11.5m Belsize Park mansion after angering neighbours'

The Gavin and Stacey star, 47, previously faced noise complaints from his neighbours in the affluent area near Hampstead, north London

Economics

3 h. ago I’m a Celeb live: Angryginge and Ruby Wax to take on tonight’s Bushtucker Trial

New series is going into its second night and Ruby Wax is already proving a stand-out contestant, from Trump anecdotes to snake struggles

Politics

3 h. ago UK's biggest pub chain is considering selling more than 1,000 of its boozers

The pub chain has 4,300 venues, which means it could be set to let go of almost a quarter of its sites if it pushes ahead with plans

Politics

3 h. ago Your Party could back Scottish independence, says Jeremy Corbyn

Jeremy Corbyn says he expects Your Party will stand in next year’s Holyrood election.

Politics

5 h. ago 'I tried James Blunt's posh pub and one thing made it stand out'

The Fox & Pheasant in Chelsea is a posh pub that has a "higher end than an actual pub" feel

Politics

6 h. ago Savile Row boss says weight loss drugs having ‘massive repercussions’ on industry

Among GLP-1 users, more than half said they will eat smaller portions and skip more treats this festive season

Economics

7 h. ago ‘Two more broomsticks please!’ Was Robin Blades the greatest percussionist ever?

He played china mugs, bells, rattles and car horns for everyone from Alfred Hitchcock to Benjamin Britten – and once got Laurence Olivier to bang a broomstick. We go behind the scenes of a Radio 3 celebrationSaturday night and the Britten Studio at Snape Maltings is filling up with 300 chattering punters. We are about to record a show that will go out “as live” on BBC Radio 3. This is a one-shot wonder: for one night only, in this drama-documentary, we are exploring the work of percussionist James Blades. Our setup neatly combines the most stressful elements of a live show, plus the key aspect of audience participation which we have – obviously – no proper chance to rehearse. Nerves are fraying. How did it get to this? And who is James Blades anyway?Born in 1901, Blades was one of the great percussionists of the 20th century, whose life spanned the century itself – he died in May 1999. His blazing talent combined with a startling capacity for hard work took him to the top of his pro...

Politics

7 h. ago ‘Two more broomsticks please!’ Was James Blades the greatest percussionist ever?

He played china mugs, bells, rattles and car horns for everyone from Alfred Hitchcock to Benjamin Britten – and once got Laurence Olivier to bang a broomstick. We go behind the scenes of a Radio 3 celebrationSaturday night and the Britten Studio at Snape Maltings is filling up with 300 chattering punters. We are about to record a show that will go out “as live” on BBC Radio 3. This is a one-shot wonder: for one night only, in this drama-documentary, we are exploring the work of percussionist James Blades. Our setup neatly combines the most stressful elements of a live show, plus the key aspect of audience participation which we have – obviously – no proper chance to rehearse. Nerves are fraying. How did it get to this? And who is James Blades anyway?Born in 1901, Blades was one of the great percussionists of the 20th century, whose life spanned the century itself – he died in May 1999. His blazing talent combined with a startling capacity for hard work took him to the top of his pro...

Politics

7 h. ago Admit the truth about Celtic before you stone James Tavernier over his Rangers medal collection

This is the last year of James Tavernier’s current contract after a 10-year stint in Glasgow.

Politics

8 h. ago Emily Blunt's asymmetrical frock horror and Kate Hudson's drab dress lead worst dressed stars at 16th Governors Awards

Emily Blunt , Kate Hudson, and Amanda Seyfried were three of the names who left many perplexed when it came to their sartorial choices at the 16h Annual Governors Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.

Events

12 h. ago Rosamund Pike reveals she thought she accidentally waxed Pierce Brosnan's chest during racy Die Another Day sex scene

The actress, 46, revealed she panicked she had accidentally waxed Pierce Brosnan 's chest while filming their sex scene in James Bond 's Die Another Day.

Events

13 h. ago Savile Row boss says weight loss drugs are having ‘massive repercussions’ on industry

Among GLP-1 users, more than half said they will eat smaller portions and skip more treats this festive season

Economics