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Research by More in Common found 63 per cent sided with the Tesla billionaire in his bitter fallout with the US president.

Was there ever a more self-serving stunt than eco-warrior Greta Thunberg attempting to sail into Gaza aboard a yacht, carrying 'aid' for the starving children of Gaza?

Six weeks after Marks & Spencer was forced to pause online orders following a cyber attack, it has reopened its website to shoppers.

Once dubbed Scotland's Tony Soprano, Jamie Stevenson made a multi-million-pound fortune from drug trafficking and came to dominate Glasgow 's underworld.

Cruise lines always have a list of banned items and it's common to see potentially hazardous items such as  candles and heating appliances listed. But one has recently banned a popular accessory.

The WAG, 39, opted for a laid back look for the outing as she sported a white T-shirt along with a pair of black leggings.

The researchers studied 88 Parkinson's participants and found they had a less diverse gut microbiome-the community of 'friendly' bacteria that live in the gut and communicate with the brain.

Alexandra Tobie, from Cape Town, shelled out on a personalised pink sparkly cake to mark her special 21st birthday.

Some names are rejected in order to protect newborns from a lifetime of embarrassment, but others are struck off the list for being offensive, misleading or even unpatriotic.

Olivia, 16, from Aberdeen, who reverted to Islam two years ago, said modest clothing has helped her feel more in charge of how she presents herself to the world.

Princess Diana 's mother, Frances Shand Kydd, outlived her daughter by seven years and tragically she was not on speaking terms with Diana at the time of her sudden death.

Italy has made a major rule change that's set to make air travel much more pet-friendly.

It's 6am in Pigeon Valley, Cappadocia, and apart from the seam of neon pink rising by Mount Erciyes, the scenery is cloaked in darkness.

Faro Airport in Portugal has started the rollout of e-gate access to British arrivals after Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer confirmed an agreement with EU leaders last month.

Veterans of the Falklands war have branded the decision 'disgraceful' after BA's screens displayed the name 'Puerto Argentino', despite the islands being in British hands since 1833.

Adelaide nurse and mother-of-two Deanne Tingey thought her little girl, Winter, was just suffering from a common cold.

On Sundays, around a dozen inmates at Sylt - one of the two camps the Germans ran on occupied Alderney - would be chosen for the horrifying target practice.

The cost of Labour is becoming clearer by the day. Sir Keir may believe Labour has 'fixed the foundations of the economy', says HUGO DUNCAN, but official figures show the opposite.

A staff member who complained he couldn't work with background music was asked in jest why he couldn't be 'ordinary and perfect like the rest of us'.

It comes after Good Morning Britain was left in chaos on Monday as a report was interrupted by loud bangs while North America Correspondent Noel Phillips reported from LA.