56 m. ago Vogue Williams reveals why her children WON'T greet her on the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! bridge when she leaves the jungle

The Irish TV presenter, 40, who is married to former Made in Chelsea star Spencer Matthews , told her My Therapist Ghosted Me Podcast: 'My kids won't come out to greet me.

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59 m. ago Christmas shopping with a difference is coming to these Welsh town centres

Next week will see the opening of a number of festive pop-up shops, offering local businesses the chance to showcase their goods in three town centres

Economics

60 m. ago Royal Mail warning to all dog owners or you could have your post 'suspended'

It is a busy time of year with Christmas just weeks away

Events

63 m. ago Make 'significant savings' on energy bills by turning the home's thermostat to this exact temperature

Heating experts have now revealed how to keep your home warm and comfortable as well as fighting mould and damp, and it's down to one perfect thermostat temperature.

Economics

64 m. ago Royal Opera House commissions new stage curtains to honour the King

The curtains will be crafted in collaboration with renowned specialists Gerriets and the Royal School of Needlework and are due to be unveiled in May.

Events

67 m. ago Harry Potter actress reveals she was 37 when she played a 14

The star, now 60, played the memorable character in the 2002 film Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets and reprised her role for 2005's Goblet Of Fire.

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74 m. ago Are you getting a new M&S store? Retailer reveals 200 'wish list' London locations

Retailer says it wants sites with good transport links and strong footfall seven days a week

Politics

75 m. ago Claridge's reveals 2025 Christmas tree designed by Burberry's Daniel Lee

This year, two titans of British culture come together

Politics

75 m. ago How Lord Dannatt used his peerage to open doors for business interests

Former head of British army is suspended from the House of Lords after being filmed breaking rulesTwo peers suspended from House of Lords for breaking lobbying rulesThe flowers and hamper that arrived at the Tower of London had been sent by a small energy company based in Sierra Leone. They were a gift to Richard Dannatt, the former head of the British army, who a few months earlier had introduced the company’s executives to the minister for Africa. It was a move they hoped would smooth the way for the fledgling company’s grand plans to build a £500m hydroelectric dam.With support from the UK government, the company had a better chance of getting the dam built. The dam, they said, would bring much-needed cheap electricity to many people in Sierra Leone. But it could also bring profits to the company, and Dannatt was not only to receive flowers and upmarket produce, he was also given shares. Continue reading...

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76 m. ago The full list of Greater Manchester pubs serving up free roast dinner this Christmas

Free carveries can be redeemed between December 1 and 30 but on one condition

Politics

78 m. ago Coronation Street's Christmas Day attack leaves Weatherfield resident for dead

The Rovers Return is set to be a hub of activity and someones in for a not-so-wonderful Christmas time

Events

79 m. ago I'm A Celebrity fans say Shona McGarty 'should win' as truth of 'contraband' revealed

The former EastEnders actress was seen owning up to have smuggled a banned item into camp

Politics

82 m. ago 'I tried Martin Lewis approved heating device on cold nights and was blown away'

Martin Lewis shared that if you're struggling when it comes to heating bills, it's important to heat the person rather than the home, and this is another way you can do just that...

Politics

85 m. ago Antibiotic resistance: how a pioneering trial is using old drugs to save babies from sepsis

The infection is responsible for 800,000 newborn deaths each year, but clinics in eight countries are working together to find new treatmentsJust a few minutes from the turquoise waters of Kenya’s Kilifi Creek, a world away from the tourists enjoying their time on the estuary, a team of clinicians, technicians and microbiologists is helping to shape a new era of care for newborns.NeoSep1 is a pioneering clinical trial that aims to identify effective and safe antibiotic combinations to treat sepsis in newborns. One of the centres leading the second phase of this study is the Kemri-Wellcome Trust Research Programme (KWTRP) in Kilifi. Continue reading...

Events

87 m. ago Ruth Langsford says 'I value every bit of time with her' in emotional update on mum Joan

Loose Women star Ruth Langsford has revealed why Christmas holds extra meaning for her this year, as she opened up about her mum Joan’s ongoing health battle

Politics

87 m. ago Spoil a loved one with Arsenal’s incredible selection of Christmas gifts

From signed shirts and stocking fillers to matchday experiences they’ll remember, Arsenal’s festive range has something for every fan this Christmas

Politics

90 m. ago Scottish primary school boys become an internet sensation as Ring doorbell captures their rendition of Christmas hit

The video of the five boys belting out the Wham number one hit has been seen more than 1.4 million times as the group has become a Christmas sensation.

Events

94 m. ago 'I'm only buying second hand presents for kids this Christmas

Mum Lauren Ralph, 28, has ditched the high street and turned to Vinted and charity shops to stretch her budget further this Christmas - and she's not the only one

Politics

99 m. ago World's top 10 solo travel destinations revealed by new study

Solo travel has surged in recent years, with hordes of holidaymakers choosing to jet off alone. A new study has revealed the top 10 solo destinations in the world.

Politics

1 hour ago Brits use enough electricty on Christmas Day to watch Home Alone 183 times

The average household will use six to eight times more electricity on Christmas Day compared to the average day of the year - with the majority being used for our Christmas Dinners

Politics