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A classic British family home in Swansea has just been sold but the kitchen has an unexpected feature.

The White House Faith Office and several faith leaders from across the country joined President Donald Trump for a prayer in the Oval Office on Wednesday.

The lingerie model, 38, took to her Instagram Stories on Saturday to hit out at the ex Corrie actor, 44, after he opted to head out with his mates rather than 'helping at home'.

Their battle of wills burst into the public eye last week after Kanye disregarded Kim's objections and dropped a song featuring their 11-year-old daughter North along with Diddy.

The American rapper, who lives close to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in LA, has said he would be more than happy to act as a peacemaker between the brothers.

Hollywood's increasingly slender aesthetic has sparked rumours that celebrities are using the weight-loss jab, and has fueled concerns that Ozempic is driving a return to the size zero trend.

A fed up Peter Kay interrupted his sell-out show to call out a group of hecklers - and order them to be thrown out.

The extraordinary decision, exposed by The Mail on Sunday today, came as an anti-racist rally in Whitehall turned ugly in 2020.

The Gavin & Stacey star, 46, who moved back to the UK last year, is seeking permission to build a new outhouse at the bottom of his garden.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting is at the centre of an extra-ordinary row over alleged 'sexist' briefings against Sir Keir Starmer's top female ministers.

Sources close to Ms Goodman, who has two children with the England international, say she is in the early stages of the book and has been hunting for a ghostwriter.

Epstein's private schedule, unearthed by The Mail on Sunday, reveals Lord Mandelson was due to have two meetings with the convicted paedophile on consecutive days in March, 2010.

To give him his dues, he proved a dab hand with a brush when he eventually got going.

The actress, 43, who played Mandy Richards on and off for 25-years, said she now feels more in control after previously being the victim of a terrifying stalker ordeal.

The National Education Union is to demand at next month's annual conference that pupils are taught the dangers of voting for Reform.

In a heartbreaking Instagram post, the pregnant Kelce wrote about telling her three daughters about the sad news that was coming their way.

"China is considering trying to blunt greater U.S. tariffs and other trade barriers," reports the Wall Street Journal, "by offering to curb the quantity of certain goods exported to the U.S., according to advisers to the Chinese government." Tokyo's adoption of so-called voluntary export restraints, or VERs, to limit its auto shipments to the U.S. in the 1980s helped prevent Washington from imposing higher import duties. A similar move from Beijing, especially in sectors of key concern to Washington, like electric vehicles and batteries, would mitigate criticism from the U.S. and others over China's "economic imbalances": heavily subsidized companies making stuff for slim profits but saturating global markets, to the detriment of other countries' manufacturers... The Xi leadership has indicated a desire to cut a deal with the Trump administration to head off greater trade attacks... Similar to Japan, the Chinese advisers say, Beijing may also consider negotiating export restraints on EVs and batteries in return for investment opportunities in those sectors in the U.S. In some officials' views, they say, that might be an attractive offer to Trump, who at times has indicated an openness to more Chinese investment in the U.S. even though members of his administration firmly oppose it. The article notes agreements like this are also hard to enforce, "particularly when Chinese companies export to the U.S. from third countries including Mexico and Vietnam."

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

"China is considering trying to blunt greater U.S. tariffs and other trade barriers," reports the Wall Street Journal, "by offering to curb the quantity of certain goods exported to the U.S., according to advisers to the Chinese government." Tokyo's adoption of so-called voluntary export restraints, or VERs, to limit its auto shipments to the U.S. in the 1980s helped prevent Washington from imposing higher import duties. A similar move from Beijing, especially in sectors of key concern to Washington, like electric vehicles and batteries, would mitigate criticism from the U.S. and others over China's "economic imbalances": heavily subsidized companies making stuff for slim profits but saturating global markets, to the detriment of other countries' manufacturers... The Xi leadership has indicated a desire to cut a deal with the Trump administration to head off greater trade attacks... Similar to Japan, the Chinese advisers say, Beijing may also consider negotiating export restraints on EVs and batteries in return for investment opportunities in those sectors in the U.S. In some officials' views, they say, that might be an attractive offer to Trump, who at times has indicated an openness to more Chinese investment in the U.S. even though members of his administration firmly oppose it. The article notes agreements like this are also hard to enforce, "particularly when Chinese companies export to the U.S. from third countries including Mexico and Vietnam."

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Dane and Mark are the only two original members to remain - with new singer 'Shauny H' now completing the line up and calling himself the 'newest member' of the band.

A Bargain Hunt star died just hours after filming the BBC show, it has emerged.