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The comedian and Taskmaster co-host, 46, tells Samuel Fishwick about partying with a Spice Girl, his bathtub cocktail and the worst thing he's downed on TV

Take a tasty trip from the Med to the Middle East with Sabrina Ghayour's effortless creations

Tom spies real promise at a new BBQ joint in West London. They just need to turn up the heat

Whether they boasting skincare benefits or promise to keep you odour-free for days, We find out if the new generation of deodorants are as hot as they claim

From hosting soirées to soaking in the tub, greenhouses are no longer just for growing your tomatoes, says Nicole Gray

No more costume dramas! Our super-useful guide makes it easy to find the right swimwear for your shape

Last week GIORGIO ARMANI celebrated 50 years as the king of understated luxury. Superfan John Arlidge gives us an insight into the man behind the myth

In the early 1980s Ozzy Osborne's tour of the United States became associated with one of the most shocking incidents in the history of rock and roll.

alternative_right shares a report from Phys.org: Driven by high temperatures in the Gulf, Hurricane Ian rapidly intensified from a Category 3 to Category 5 before making landfall in Southwest Florida on September 28, 2022. The deadly storm caught many by surprise and became the costliest hurricane in state history. Now, researchers from the University of South Florida say they've identified what may have caused Ian to develop so quickly. A strong ocean current called the Loop Current failed to circulate water in the shallow region of the Gulf. As a result, subsurface waters along the West Coast of Florida remained unusually warm during the peak of hurricane season. [...] The researchers found that if the Loop Current reaches an area near the Dry Tortugas, which they call the "pressure point," it can flush warm waters from the West Florida Shelf and replace it with cold water from deeper regions of the Gulf. This pressure point is where the shallow contours of the seafloor converge, forcing cold water to the surface in a process known as upwelling. In the months leading up to Hurricane Ian, the Loop Current did not reach the pressure point, leaving the waters on the shelf unmixed, which caused both the surface and subsurface waters on the West Florida Shelf to remain warm throughout summer. The findings have been published in Geophysical Research Letters.

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Strictly Come Dancing star Craig Revel Horwood admits he's been forced to 'mellow' his judging style by woke BBC bosses over fears of upsetting contestants.

The author and TV presenter, 46, who tied the knot with Bridesmaids star Chris O'Dowd in 2012, says she works hard to cover bills and rent but recently had her bank card declined.

Fearne Cotton looked raring to go as she eagerly arrived at Oasis' first gig at Wembley on Friday.

Mr Trump landed in the country on Friday, for a four-day visit to both of his golf clubs in Aberdeen and Ayrshire.

As the patriarch of reality TV show The Osbournes he won a new generation of fans, but no one ever really doubted Ozzy Osbourne loved his family, or that they loved him.

Hailey Bieber was pictured giving husband Justin Bieber a passionate kiss on Friday, as she shrugged off his recent album revelations about their marriage woes.

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The English TV personality made a subtle dig at Swift's proclivity to pen songs about her famous exes, and accused Swift's massive fanbase of lashing out at anyone who dares to criticize her.

A young man who lost control of his motorbike while travelling along the A120 performed a wheelie moments before the collision, an inquest heard.