The venture, which has been named The Richmond Project after the area of North Yorkshire where they live, will support creative ways of tackling numeracy problems.

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The couple have also shared the name of their third child, which has until now had not been known

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West Midlands Police are hunting a gang of three hooded men after a dog named Luna was allegedly hurled to its death from a block of flats in Sheldon, Birmingham, on Monday afternoon.

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Oscar contender “Emilia Pérez” has been named the best French film of the year at the Césars awards — France’s equivalent of the Oscars

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Britain’s Got Talent has found an early favourite for 2025 🚨

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Supermodel Twiggy, now 75, is being immortalised in a new film directed by her friend Sadie Frost, which looks back at how she was named the 'Face of '66'

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The venture has been named The Richmond Project after the area of North Yorkshire where former prime minister Rishi Sunak and Akshata Murty live.

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A woman believed her new boyfriend was a 'nice guy' until a Google search revealed her initial impressions of the man, from Liverpool, were far from the truth.

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Having made her name as a weather presenter, it's fitting Sian Welby has such a sunny disposition.

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Fulham face Manchester United on Sunday in the FA Cup and Marco Silva, after a brilliant four years at Craven Cottage, is desperate to write the famous old club's name in the history books

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Interior design is in the midst of a major shake-up, and three once-popular trends have officially fallen out of favour.

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Fake reasons for leaving jobs, manipulated dates and inflated titles among most frequent falsehoodsIn 28 years of recruitment, Matt Collingwood has witnessed some “very awkward” job interviews. Like the candidate whose CV falsely boasted of a second-dan black belt in taekwondo, only to discover his interviewer was an aficionado of the sport. “An interview that should have been an hour lasted 15 minutes,” said Collingwood, the managing director of the IT recruitment agency Viqu.Or the candidate who claimed he had attended a certain private school, which his interviewer had also attended and would have been in the year above. But when asked for teachers’ names, the school motto, even where the sports field was, “he was clueless. Didn’t get the job.” Continue reading...

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The on-trend frock comes in five colours and is perfect for all seasons

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Elon Musk has seemingly announced he has a fourth child with baby mama Shivon Zilis, just weeks after it emerged MAGA influencer Ashely St. Clair had his child

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A number of high-street names have recently confirmed store closures

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Departing Hollyoaks star Nikki Sanderson made her name on Coronation Street, as Candice Stowe and reveals she would 'never close herself off' to a return to the famous cobbles

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From ammunition and culprit to ptarmigan and syllabus, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz1 Which sleuth’s middle name was Death?2 What game is played on a Riley Aristocrat?3 Who declared, “You like me!” in her 1985 Oscar acceptance speech?4 Lancashire Blues is which TV programme’s theme tune?5 Which marine mammal can grow a tusk up to 10 feet long?6 The Poetic Edda and the Prose Edda are the main sources for which mythology?7 Which giants of science and politics were born on 12 February 1809?8 Which football club’s badge is based on a Royal Mile mosaic?What links: 9 Genius; Magnificent; Impressive; Splendid; Great; Phew?10 Cardiac; skeletal; smooth?11 Albatross; Baltimore Bullet; Frog King; Iron Lady; Madame Butterfly; Thorpedo?12 R38; Dixmude; R101; Akron; Hindenburg?13 Donald III; Ethelred the Unready; Henry VI; Edward IV?14 Adele Bloch-Bauer; Emilie Flöge; Hermine Gallia; Fritza Riedler?15 Ammunition; culprit; ginkgo; Imogen; ptarmigan; syllabus? Continue reading...

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The latest Manchester United transfer news as Sir Jim Ratcliffe is said to have a transfer priority amid the club reportedly increasing their interest in a new goalkeeper

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The former French PM says the US is no longer an ally of Europe – but has joined Russia and China as an ‘illiberal superpower’Dominique de Villepin made his name with a memorable speech to the UN security council in February 2003, just before the US-led invasion of Iraq. De Villepin, the then French foreign minister, in effect signalled France’s intention to veto a UN resolution authorising the war, forcing the US and UK to act unilaterally. He warned that Washington’s strategy would lead to chaos in the Middle East and undermine international institutions. The prophetic plea was met with applause, a rare event in the security council chamber. It led to the career diplomat’s inclusion as a character in David Hare’s 2004 anti-war play, Stuff Happens.Now the veteran statesman, who warned about the risks of Europe’s over-reliance on the US many years before it became a mainstream opinion in Paris or Berlin, is back with advice on how to respond to the most serious breakdown in Europe’s...

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