43 m. ago Strictly's Anton Du Beke 'a bit depressed' as he addresses major milestone

The BBC One dance show judge has admitted to being told 'you look much younger in real life' by fans he meets

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44 m. ago Fury over Tommy Robinson's visit to Israel as he speaks at rally in Tel Aviv while awaiting trial verdict

The far-right activist, 42, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, made the trip abroad while on trial in a case that could see him jailed for up to three months if found guilty.

Politics

59 m. ago The Oakley Meta Vanguard smart glasses have launched, here’s what you need to know

Designed for athletes, they pair with Garmin and Strava so you can hear real-time stats in your ears

Politics

64 m. ago Strictly’s Stefan Dennis ‘devastated’ after leg injury prevents him from returning home

‘Neighbours’ star will not be able to leave the UK until next month due to health concerns

Events

64 m. ago It’s great to see pregnant women in the public eye – but must they all be so gorgeous? | Coco Khan

Call me cynical, but I have a feeling Victoria’s Secret wouldn’t have sent a heavily pregnant model down the runway if she looked like most of us do at that stageDetermined to find new ways to stay in the headlines, the underwear brand Victoria’s Secret recently had the model Jasmine Tookes – one of its most longstanding “angels” – open its runway show nine months pregnant. As a postpartum woman myself, my first thought, of course, was: “Finally! A pregnant woman I can relate to.” Only joking: it was a deep concern for her ankles, followed by a wish that one day the modelling industry will solve its recruitment crisis, because surely short-staffing is the only justifiable reason for wanting a heavily pregnant woman to work.Nonetheless, body image and pregnancy have been on my mind recently. It is a curious thing, giving birth. We are all here because someone did it, yet what happens to women, mentally and physically, remains less known than, say, Liz Truss losing to a lettuce. And e...

Politics

66 m. ago 'I have a dynamic disability and here's what I wish people understood about it'

A woman has shared the things she wishes people knew about her dynamic disability, and others shared that they feel the same, but never had the words to explain it

Politics

67 m. ago Mother spends $21,000 on lifelike baby dolls that look so real people stop her in the street

Mary Lee Beatson, 42, from South Carolina, parents and takes care of the lifelike creations, that aim to mimic the look and feel of real human babies, alongside four children of her own.

Economics

67 m. ago Real Living Wage: thousands to get pay boost with 2025 national Living Wage rate increase across UK and London

More than 16,000 employers have now signed up to pay staff the new rate 💷

Politics

73 m. ago Doctor says 2 things help to lower cholesterol levels without taking statins

A doctor has shared ways you can lower levels without drug use

Politics

74 m. ago Twisted dad drowned his own baby in bucket of laundry detergent 'to teach wife a lesson'

Eliasard Moneus, 29, was sentenced to 92 years in prison for the brutal murder of his three-month-old son, Jacob, and the attempted murder of his wife, Edlie, in Indiana, USA

Events

81 m. ago Major shoplifting increase recorded in Renfrewshire as trend branded 'real concern'

Theft in this area, from the start of April until the end of August, has risen by 49.2 per cent on last year.

Economics

89 m. ago Bodybuilding champ, 31, dies in 'saddest day' after proposing to his stunning PT

Tributes have flooded in for a champion bodybuilder and influencer who has died aged just 31, months after proposing to his personal trainer girlfriend

Events

96 m. ago Bob Vylan on not feeling at home in the UK: ‘I’m in it but not of it’

The Bob Vylan frontman says seeing rallies like 'Unite the Kingdom', a march organised by far-right activist Tommy Robinson - whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon - makes him feel ostracised by his own country.

Politics

97 m. ago NHS junior doctor who 'praised armed Palestinian fighters as heroes and called for Jihad on the streets of London' is arrested on suspicion of inciting racial hatred

Dr Rahmeh Aladwan, an NHS trauma and orthopaedics doctor who openly called for Jihad on the streets of London and praised armed Palestinian fighters as 'heroes' has been arrested.

Events

98 m. ago 'New' condition that's 'confusing doctors' can cause 'almost any symptom'

People who have an illness that cannot be explained might find an answer with this

Science

1 hour ago Examples of where inflation jumped in September – and where it eased

Annual food price inflation stood at 4.3% last month, down from 4.8% in August.

Economics

1 hour ago The Spin | The Shane Warne effect: why some cricketers are loved by fans of their fiercest rivals

Rivalries are hard and real in cricket but the game’s capacity for fluctuating, compelling narratives creates heroes out of foesAt the most famous cricket ground in the world, inside the sport’s most revered pavilion, there is a lifesize painting of a man who terrorised English cricket for 15 years. Across the manicured green turf at Lord’s, inside cricket’s most iconic media centre, the main commentary box is named after this generational tormentor. About 84 miles away, at the Rose Bowl near Southampton, an entire stand bears his name.English cricket has every reason to hate Shane Warne. In 36 Ashes Tests he bagged 195 wickets at an average of 23.25. From his opening ball of the century at Old Trafford in 1993 to his final bow in Sydney in 2007, he seemed to operate on a different plane. This peroxided devil ruined summers and deepened cold, bitter winters, yet he became an English national treasure, the perfect reminder that cricket, above all else, is something that should be enj...

Events

1 hour ago Jake Paul backed to send Gervonta Davis into early retirement

The boxing stars will go head-to-head next month, and Gervonta Davis' former rival has backed Jake Paul to send his upcoming foe into retirement

Politics

1 hour ago Ricky Hatton's brother speaks on legend's death for the first time since tragic passing

Ricky Hatton's younger brother Matthew has spoken out for the first time since the former boxing world champion's tragic death at the age of 46 last month

Events

2 h. ago 'I tried Primark's viral £5 sports bras to test whether they're H

When you have a fuller bust, it can be a real slog to find a sports bra that actually provides adequate support for a workout. But for a fiver, I thought Primark's offering was worth a try

Economics