50 m. ago Voices: I was a Disney performer. Here’s why theme park risks turning the ‘Happiest Place on Earth’ into a hard pass for vacationers

Disney’s latest price hikes have hit a nerve, leading some people to say they’ll cancel trips and others to vow not to renew their annual passes. Former Disney Cruise Line cast member – and seasoned parks enthusiast – Caitlin Hornik (who’s made more than a dozen trips to Disney parks) says she’s been priced out of the place that has long brought her comfort and joy

Events

64 m. ago Brooke Vincent offers Coronation Street fans return update six years after exit

The actress is famed for having played Sophie Webster in the ITV soap, with Brooke joining the cast of the long-running show in 2004

Politics

1 hour ago Nigel Farage suggests Brits could face restrictions on buying new holiday homes in tourist hotspots

Nigel Farage voiced interest in schemes reserving new builds for those who are 'genuinely local' - although he stressed it was not Reform policy.

Society

2 h. ago Riot Women on BBC: What's it about, episodes, full cast and where you've seen them before

The BBC series promises to be one of the best programmes of the past 12 months

Politics

2 h. ago Jennifer Aniston, you've betrayed every woman with your selfish admission about not having children: CAROLINE BULLOCK

The Morning Show actress, whose eggs have faced more scrutiny than Faberge's finest over the years, has been getting candid over her childlessness.

Events

2 h. ago Nico Gonzalez is undergoing a Man City transformation and can take Rodri inspiration

It is taking time for Nico Gonzalez to fully get to grips with a new role at Manchester City but there is time for him to get there.

Politics

3 h. ago Rangers legend Paul Gascoigne admits ‘black and blue’ attack on wife at luxury Scots hotel ‘cast shadow’ over his life

PAUL GASCOIGNE has reflected on the night he beat ex-wife "black and blue" at a luxury Scots hotel. The Rangers legend head butted then-partner Sheryl and shoved her during an incident at Gleneagles Hotel near Perth in 1996, just months after their wedding. The England icon is releasing a new book, which is being serialised...

Society

3 h. ago Israel dismisses Britain's claims to have played a 'key role' in Donald Trump's Gaza peace deal as Starmer heads to Middle East for 'signing ceremony'

Keir Starmer is set to pay 'particular tribute' to the US President at a summit to mark the agreement starting to be implemented.

Politics

3 h. ago Dog asks to be considered for an Oscar after breakout horror movie role

‘How many great performances must go overlooked before the Academy throws us a bone?’ asked the dog

Events

4 h. ago Eerie haunted Scottish fortress where prisoners' screams echo through the walls

The castle is one of the UK's most haunted sites and is said to be home to a host of restless spirits, with visitors reporting a range of ghostly encounters

Events

4 h. ago Israel rejects Phillipson’s claim UK played ‘key role’ securing Gaza ceasefire

Benjamin Netanyahu’s deputy foreign minister Sharren Haskel said she would ‘have to contradict’ the assertion.

Politics

4 h. ago From Annie Hall to Something’s Gotta Give: Diane Keaton was the quintessential comedy queen

The late actor won an Oscar for leading a romantic comedy in the 1970s and set the blueprint for many of the women who followed her in the genreAn ethereally self-aware comedy genius: the loss of Diane Keaton is devastatingDiane Keaton’s style: she dodged the stamp of the machinePlenty of great female actors have starred in romantic comedies. Usually if they want to win an Oscar, however, they have to reach for more serious roles. The late Diane Keaton, who died unexpectedly this week, followed a reverse trajectory and made it look disarmingly natural. Her first major film role was in The Godfather, about as serious an American masterpiece as has ever been made. But that same year, she reprised the part of Linda, the object of a nerdy hero’s affection, in a film adaptation of Broadway’s Play It Again, Sam. (Keaton originated the role opposite playwright Woody Allen on the stage.) She continued to alternate serious dramas with romantic comedies throughout the ’70s, and it was the lat...

Politics

4 h. ago Actor Eve Myles looks back: ‘Early on, I was told I wasn’t the typical leading lady. Now I realise my idiosyncrasies are what make me authentic’

The Doctor Who and Torchwood star on growing up in a mining village, how Russell T Davies changed her life, and sausage rollsBorn in 1978 in Ystradgynlais, Wales, actor Eve Myles trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama before landing her first major role as Ceri Lewis in the BBC Wales drama Belonging, which ran from 2000 to 2009. She became a mainstream name playing Gwen Cooper in Torchwood, the BBC’s Doctor Who spin-off, from 2006 to 2011, and later won acclaim for her lead performance as Faith Howells in the thriller Keeping Faith/Un Bore Mercher. She lives in Cardiff with her husband, the actor Bradley Freegard, and their three daughters. She stars in ITV’s drama series The Hack this autumn.This photo, taken at my third birthday party, reveals that I was brought up on pork-based foods. For this special occasion, it was sausage rolls and chipolatas on sticks – very posh, and the marker of any good celebration. My mother had obviously gone to town ...

Politics

4 h. ago Voices: We should be ashamed of ourselves for casting Jennifer Aniston into a role she never wanted

The ‘Friends’ star is an example of how successful women are judged, scrutinised and pigeonholed for not fitting into the mould society has created for them, says Olivia Petter

Politics

5 h. ago Gaza truce ‘massive step forward’ but ‘only start of process’, minister says

Bridget Phillipson warned there is no ‘cast-iron guarantee’ of enduring peace and international efforts must continue.

Politics

5 h. ago ‘It would be wonderful’: the team hoping to unearth ‘Cornwall’s Stonehenge’

Experts and volunteers working at Castilly Henge have been trying determine if it is the county’s lost great stone circleIt was a grey Cornish autumn day, but Henry Stevens’s tough shift digging in a field next to the A30 was about to get very exciting.Her eye was caught by something glinting in the soil and she picked up a flake of flint that had lain for thousands of years within what might just turn out to be a Cornish version of Stonehenge. Continue reading...

Politics

5 h. ago All Creatures Great and Small star on 'departure' with exciting new project

The All Creatures Great and Small star has opened up on her latest role which is a far cry from her character in the family drama

Politics

5 h. ago Bruno Fernandes comments suggest how he really feels about Manchester United role

Man Utd skipper Bruno Fernandes has struggled to produce his best form this season playing in midfield, with his latest comments hinting at an ongoing dissatisfaction

Politics

6 h. ago Gary Neville tipped to replace Ruben Amorim as pressure piles on Man Utd boss

Ruben Amorim is under growing pressure at Manchester United and legendary former Red Devils star Gary Neville has been backed to take the role at Old Trafford

Economics

6 h. ago These are the EXACT interiors pieces featured in The Traitors' castle including one from Dunelm for just £14! By design expert JENNY WOOD

The Traitors is back - and it's not just the celebrity players who have us glued to our screens.

Economics