2 h. ago She was a sexy Bond girl and dated Gerard Depardieu but now has an offbeat look, who is she?

Her love life also made headline news as she was wed three times, and from 1996 to 2005 she was in a relationship with French actor Gérard Depardieu.

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2 h. ago Coronation Street's Lisa Swain star makes 'have to wait' admission in huge wedding teaser

Vicky Myers has told fans they'll 'have to wait' as she also offered an update on her on-screen wedding

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3 h. ago Celtic break silence on board’s showdown talks with fans after supporters’ fresh blast at chiefs following meeting

CELTIC have released a statement following last night's showdown meeting between the club's board and supporters. The club's words come after disillusioned fans hit out at Parkhead chiefs once again in the wake of those Monday talks. An eight-strong Celtic delegation, including chief executive Michael Nicholson and finance chief Chris McKay, met with the Celtic...

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3 h. ago October supermoon ‘visible from anywhere’ on Tuesday night, say astronomers

Jessica Lee, an astronomer at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, said people keen to admire this year’s Harvest Moon should be able to spot it easily.

Technology

3 h. ago Sheffield Wednesday coach rips contract up at crisis club and admits he needs to put his family first

SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY first team coach Andy Parslow has left the crisis club. The Championship side have been blighted by off-field issues during 2025. Controversial owner Dejphon Chansiri once again failed to pay staff on time in September - the fifth time that this has happened in the last seven months. Parslow joined the Owls in...

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3 h. ago 'It's the Titanic, it's sunk, it's gone': The beleaguered flats where the nightmare just got worse

"She's lost everything"

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3 h. ago Kia Joorabchian secures score draw in auction bidding war with Sheikh Mohammed

The ambitious principal of Amo Racing secured the second most expensive yearling at the Tattersalls sale but lost out on the top lot to the Dubai ruler

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3 h. ago Boy, 14, arrested over gang knife fight near train station in west London

Witnesses were left shocked by the brawl on Hounslow Road in Feltham

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3 h. ago Lou Teasdale shares heartbreaking regret over friendship with 'lost' Liam Payne

Lou Teasdale has opened up about life on the road with One Direction and explained why Liam Payne's death reminded her of Caroline Flack

Politics

4 h. ago Woman filmed cutting down yellow ribbons for Israeli hostages from north London fence is named

The woman was filmed with a pair of scissors tells furious bystanders: ‘I’m not committing a crime’

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4 h. ago Scots activist to be reunited with family after being detained by Israeli forces

Sid Khan was one of four Scots held after Israeli forces intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla on Wednesday night.

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4 h. ago Louis Tomlinson reflects on Liam Payne's death for the first time in Rolling Stone UK shoot as he admits he thought he was 'well versed in grief' after losing his mum and sister

Louis Tomlinson has reflected on the death of friend and former One Direction bandmate Liam Payne as he opened up for the first time on Tuesday.  

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5 h. ago Horse racing tips: Impressive recent winner headlines top trio of value selections for Wednesday

SUN Racing's tips for all the action on Wednesday are below. Back a horse simply by clicking their odds. LONGSHOT METABOLT (3.58 Nottingham) He has been knocking on the door this season and went close at Haydock last time. He likes this trip and has come down the weights. EACH-WAY THIEF NAVAGIO (3.28 Nottingham) He...

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5 h. ago Will weather let Scots see Harvest Moon tonight? Met Office on supermoon sighting chances

The "brightest" supermoon of the year so far will light up Scots skies tonight, but the weather might get in the way

Society

5 h. ago Farmer who lost arm in harvester gets new NHS bionic limb to finally 'enjoy a pint'

Ashley Herbert was just 24 when his right hand got caught in a forage harvester and couldn’t be saved. Now he's been fitted with an high-tech bionic limb

Sport

5 h. ago 'I met Justin Bieber on his UK trip and he showed his true colours immediately'

People in the UK were stunned to see Justin Bieber in a local bar on Saturday (October 4) and now, one woman who spent the night partying with him is sharing what he’s actually like

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6 h. ago When Tanya lost her wedding ring in the surf, she thought it was gone forever. Then she met the detectorists

There’s a global network dedicated to recovering lost jewellery. They say ‘if it’s there, we will find it’ – even under 50cm of sand in waist-deep waterGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastTanya Pelly thought her wedding ring had vanished forever when it flew off her finger while she was swimming at Sydney’s Freshwater beach, far out in the surf.The gold band, originally exchanged by Tanya’s grandparents in 1930s Germany, flicked through the sky in “a perfect parabolic arch” before disappearing into the waves. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Women carry a higher genetic risk of depression, new study says

Researchers in Australia find 16 genetic variants linked to depression in women but only eight in menWomen carry a higher genetic risk of depression, a new study has found.Claiming to be the largest genetic study to date on sex differences in major depression, the research published Wednesday in Nature Communications has found 16 genetic variants linked to depression in women and eight in men. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago A relic of horny Hollywood: why The Mummy remains a classic bisexual awakening movie

A floppy-haired Brendan Fraser, a smokey-eyed Rachel Weisz, some grisly scarabs and biblical plagues? Hail to a lost era of multiplex entertainmentAt the threshold between life and death sits the ancient Egyptian city of Hamunaptra and at the threshold of many a millennial adolescence (including mine) sits 1999’s The Mummy, a story about a hot lunk (Brendan Fraser) and a sexy nerd (Rachel Weisz) learning first-hand the consequences of expatriating cultural artefacts.A turn-of-the-millennium Spielbergian blockbuster with shades of the superhero craze to come, Stephen Sommers’ desert romp remains dizzyingly fun to this day. Both masterfully well-made and refreshingly horny, it is one of the last great examples of a specific mode of multiplex entertainment now all but lost to the sands of time: the mid-budget action-adventure movie. Continue reading...

Culture

6 h. ago Celtic fans group slam club over 'lack of humility, awareness and accountability' as crunch meeting proves futile

Representatives of various supporters group met with key figures at the club

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