42 h. ago Peppa Pig fans share confusion over new baby piglet Evie as the newborn's proud parents hint they will expand their brood

Peppa Pig fans have been left completely baffled by one very confusing question as Mummy Pig is asked if she will ever consider having more piglets. 

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44 h. ago Gordon Ramsay says 'goodbye' left him question first big mess up amid 'baby seven' update

The 58-year-old celebrity chef, who has six children with his wife Tana, has shared an insight into family life

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1 week ago Rylan Clark's 'extremely traumatic' split from infidelity confession to co

Eurovision star Rylan Clark has had a tough few years after his six-year marriage to ex-husband Dan Neal broke down in 2021, leading to a period of deep depression and loneliness

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1 week ago Rylan Clark makes heartbreaking divorce confession after TV BAFTAS win

The TV favourite and barrister took home the Factual Entertainment prize for their hit BBC travel show at the annual awards ceremony

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1 week ago Rylan Clark wipes away tears as he shares heartbreaking divorce confession at BAFTA TV Awards after scooping win with Robert Rinder

The former X Factor star, 36, and barrister, 46, took home the Factual Entertainment prize for their show Rob And Rylan's Grand Tour.

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2 w. ago Cornish tin was sold all over Europe 3,000 years ago, say archaeologists

British team says new study ‘radically transforms’ understanding of bronze age trade networksIn about 1300BC, the major civilisations of the eastern Mediterranean made a cultural and technological leap forward when they began using bronze much more widely for weapons, tools and jewellery. While a form of the metal had previously been used in smaller quantities by the Mycenaeans and Egyptians among others, bronze was now abundant – but how?Most bronze is an alloy of copper and tin, but while the former was widely available in antiquity, tin is a rare element, with no large sources within thousands of kilometres. This left one big question, referred to by archaeologists as the “tin problem”. Where were the bronze age societies of the Mediterranean getting the tin for their bronze? Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Anna Wintour's awkward word salad response when asked about race leaves Met Gala 2025 fans 'dizzy'

Vogue editor-in-chief  Anna Wintour's awkward word salad response to a question on allyship left Met Gala fans 'dizzy' in a new video Monday.

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3 w. ago Gillian Anderson left unimpressed on This Morning after being asked question 'everyone will talk about'

The actress was on the show to promote her new movie

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3 w. ago Mother stumped by maths problem in child's homework that 'doesn't make sense'

A mum was left scratching her head when her first grader asked about a question in their maths homework. She appealed to the internet for help and many more were confused by the 'obscure' activity.

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3 w. ago Mark Williams shares hilarious John Higgins throwback photo but bemused fans are all left asking the same question

The Welsh Potting Machine and Wizard of Wishaw Higgins have been pals and rivals for more than 30 years

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3 w. ago Rylan Clark confesses 'I don't remember' as plane incident left him asking important question

BBC Radio 2 presenter Rylan Clark told his listeners how he 'didn't remember' a plane journey after having 'a couple of wines' onboard a recent flight

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3 w. ago Rylan Clark admits he 'started doubting' himself after unusual question from mum

Former X-Factor star and BBC Radio 2 presenter Rylan Clark has confessed that he had to Google himself after receiving a text message live on air from his mum, Linda

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3 w. ago Why Epstein's FAR from the only one to blame for Virginia Giuffre's death: BRYONY GORDON

Virginia Giuffre's death should force us all to ask an uncomfortable question: why are so many victims of sexual abuse left not just unsupported, but treated as criminals themselves?

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