4 h. ago Exasperated Joe Swash swipes 'I've heard nothing but negative stuff!' at Stacey Solomon as pair clash in tense first look at couple's therapy session

The TV personality and the soap star opened the doors of their beloved home, Pickle Cottage, for cameras to film a 'Kardashians-style' TV show, titled Stacey & Joe, focused on their family life.

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15 h. ago Man found dead on Kilmarnock street as police investigate 'unexplained' death

Police say the man was found unresponsive this evening.

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22 h. ago Historic letter from Titanic survivor Colonel Gracie to go under the hammer

Colonel Archibald Gracie wrote the famous book The Truth About The Titanic, detailing his experiences onboard the ill-fated liner.

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48 h. ago Cops launch probe after 'unexplained' death of woman on country road

Emergency services had blocked the road off for several hours on Monday morning.

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68 h. ago Horror as body found in popular Northamptonshire spot on Easter weekend

The body was found in a popular dog walking spot in Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire by a member of the public - police said his cause of death is being treated as 'unexplained'

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2 d. ago Helen Flanagan's 'missing millions' as distraught star forced to sell 'forever' home

The beloved Corrie star was raking in millions at the height of her TV and modelling stardom, but now she's opened up about her money woes as she's forced to sell her beautiful family home after 'losing all her money'

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2 d. ago Body of man found on Scots island as police treat death as unexplained

The body of a man was found on North Tolsta on Friday afternoon.

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3 d. ago Stacey Solomon shares heartbreaking update about her beloved dog Teddy after shock diagnosis as she admits her family are 'praying for him'

Stacey Solomon has revealed the heartbreaking news that she could well be losing a beloved family member.The star, 35, took to Instagram to reveal that her dog, Teddy, fell unwell on Thursday.

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4 d. ago Mystery of Harry's death on the farm: Father's heartbreaking tribute to boy, 14, crushed to death in agricultural accident as police say his death is 'unexplained'

Harry Moss' devastated father described him as 'the best thing in the world' in a touching tribute after a horrific agricultural accident on a farm in Malvern, Worcestershire,

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5 d. ago M*A*S*H legend Patrick Adiarte dead at 82: Star of beloved comedy passes away after health battle

The Philippines-born actor also appeared on classic television programs like Bonanza, The Brady Bunch and Hawaii Five-O and Kojak in the 1970s.

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5 d. ago ‘He will not leave the stage. Ever’: Marina Abramović and Igor Levit on their marathon 16

Why is the great performance artist making pianist Levit play a Satie piece 840 times? And does he really have a screen to go behind should nature call? We enter another level of time and consciousnessAmid the experiments and cross-genre collaborations in this year’s Multitudes festival is one event that will challenge its performer as much as its audience – and the only one where specially appointed brow-moppers will be on hand. At 10am on 24 April in London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall, pianist Igor Levit will begin a performance of a single piece, Erik Satie’s Vexations, in a concert that will last at least 16 hours.A few tickets (for the full duration or one-hour slots) are still available for this extreme pianist endurance event. What should the audience expect to get out of it? “I’d never tell an audience what they should experience,” says Levit. “But I would encourage people to just literally let it go. There is no agenda in this piece. There is no meaning to it. It’s just empty sp...

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6 d. ago Beloved BBC star dies as tributes pour in for 'wonderful' Radio 2 legend

Colin Berry, who joined BBC's Radio 2 in 1973 and sent 25 years as the UK's Eurovision jury spokesman, has died at the age of 79, with tributes coming in from former colleagues

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7 d. ago Beloved TV star returns to Have I Got News For You for first time in 10 years as they make epic hosting comeback

The prime-time BBC comedy show sees celebrities answer questions on news stories from the week, with discussions fuelled by satirical humour.

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8 d. ago Gavin and Stacey star reveals he 'suggested' turning beloved comedy series into a movie

Fans were in agreement that the recent final episode was the perfect ending for the show

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8 d. ago UK’s oldest Indian restaurant faces closure in dispute with crown estate

Owner of Michelin-starred Veeraswamy, London, heads to high court to object to ‘heartless’ plans to upgrade buildingIt has been a fixture of British-Indian dining since it first opened its doors in April 1926 on the day of Elizabeth II’s birth, serving guests over the decades ranging from Marlon Brando to the late Queen herself.Yet despite surviving the Blitz and London’s relentlessly competitive restaurant sector, a dispute with the current monarch’s property developer threatens the survival of London’s oldest Indian restaurant just short of its 100th anniversary. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Body of man discovered in Scots property as cops probe 'unexplained' death

Cops have now launched a probe to establish the full circumstances of the unexplained death.

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8 d. ago Warwick Davis’s wife died hours before planned hospital discharge – inquest

Samantha Davis died aged 53 at University College Hospital in London on March 24 last year.

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9 d. ago City hotel locked down after woman dies and guests ordered to stay put

A woman has died at the Lord Nelson Hotel in Liverpool city centre, with a man arrested on suspicion of murder after the 'unexplained' death at the Merseyside hotel

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1 week ago The tiara made for a princess and worn by queens that is now on show in London

The tiara made for a princess and worn by queens that is now on show in London  Royal Central

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1 week ago Olly Alexander review – part night creature, part light entertainer

Palladium, LondonThe singer and actor hints at an outre new synth-heavy sound, drawn largely from latest album Polari. He stops short, though, of scaring his daytime TV fans“I’m all about playful subversion,” declares Olly Alexander with a grin on the final night of his UK tour. Clad in a series of outfits whose shiny buttons nod towards London’s pearly kings and queens and the dressing-up box – there’s one handily located on the left side of the stage – he is outlining the essence of Polari, the slang once used by the LGBTQ+ community, showfolk and the denizens of London’s Soho, as was.Evolving out of the vocabularies of Italian immigrants and Travellers to evade the understanding of law enforcement and mainstream society in the 19th and early-mid 20th centuries, Polari also doubles as the title of Alexander’s latest, queer-club pop-themed album. Released two months ago, it was the first under his own name; previously, he had traded as Years & Years, first as a band, then as a ...

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