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The actress, who has also been in the films Drugstore Cowboy, Bowfinger and Boogie Nights, looked lithe in red, stripped and ivory two-piece swimsuit as she stood on the shore.

Sea fossils found on some of the world's tallest mountains are reigniting fierce debate over whether the biblical story of Noah's Great Flood could be rooted in real events.

London Museum Docklands used a multicoloured cloth to conceal the 19th century painting of Beeston Long which represented Caribbean countries.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry may be in for a hot reception when they visit Australia next month - their first visit since they married seven years ago.

For years, I have suffered hot, burning legs at night. It used to be from the knee down - now it's often from the hips down. My GP hasn't been able to identify the cause, a reader tells Dr Martin Scurr.

The has AA urged Britons to 'consider cutting out some non-essential journeys to conserve fuel'. But there are several things motorists can do to lower their fuel use without hanging up the car keys

Saudi Arabia - the biggest producer in the region - is said to be curbing output at two major oilfields, although the extent of the reduction is not clear.

For one retiree, a stretch of beautiful beach means a world of familial memories and connection to the deceased. But for a Backstreet Boys singer, it's a piece of property he's fighting to kept private.

Bristol Crown Court heard Fiona Anderson, 33, got into bed with her alleged victim after the pair had been drinking together and performed non-consensual oral sex on her.

Energy suppliers are repricing or axing fixed tariffs due to soaring gas costs, leading to bill rises for customers.

Drinking red wine and eating chocolate can deliver 'exercise-like' benefits to the brain, according to a new study.

The woman - who can only be identified as 'T7' - is assessed by the Security Service, MI5, to have been 'an active and willing participant' in the decision to move to Syria with her husband in 2014.

Experts have warned that if desalination plants stay in the cross-hairs of warring nations, entire cities may have to be evacuated.

The US President could be tempted to send troops to capture Kharg Island, where 90 per cent of the country's exports flow, as he ramps up strikes on Iran.

The daughter of a former Premier League fan favourite has followed in his footsteps by making her debut for Iceland's national team, featuring against Spain and England last week.

When Chris' first wife told him she wanted a divorce, he says it felt like a bolt from the blue. 'I thought I was prepared for anything,' he says. 'I wasn't prepared for that.'

Autism has become 'glamourised' with a diagnosis seen by some as 'desirable', according to Uta Frith, a pioneer of much of the research that underpins the condition.

Two of Spy Kids' biggest stars left fans delighted as they reunited to re-create scenes from the hit film franchise a quarter of a century after its first release.

King Charles and Queen Camilla are expected to fly to Washington DC at the end of April for a three-day visit to coincide with America's 250th anniversary celebrations.

Bernadette Hayes was subjected to a barrage of taunts over her heritage while working for engineering firm West Leeds Civils, an employment tribunal ruled.