Without the Osbournes you'd have no Kardashians - how Ozzy and his family pioneered the reality TV genre that has taken over the world with one of the funniest fly-on-the-wall shows you'll ever see
The Black Sabbath frontman - whose death was revealed this week, aged 76 - took centre stage alongside his family when he launched 'The Osbournes' show on MTV in the early noughties.
Sprint champion who won £75,000 on Dragons' Den illegally pocketed Covid bounceback loans to buy himself a £1.8m mansion
Rick Beardsell, 46, was only entitled to one Covid Bounce Back loan of a maximum £50,000 but he fraudulently applied for two despite him receiving a £75,000 investment from the TV Dragons.
Moment brazen thief swipes hairdresser's £1,300 Samsung phone from under her nose without her suspecting a thing
Emma Horne, 42, was working at her salon in Warrington, Cheshire, in June when a man pretending to be interested in her services stole her phone.
STEPHEN GLOVER: The pensions 'triple lock' must end. It pains me to say it, but Britain is no longer a rich nation and we can't afford it
When will Labour wake up to the fact that this country is living way beyond its means? Until it does, the rest of us will continue to inhabit a fool's paradise.
Liam Payne leaves Building The Band viewers sobbing as he belts out One Direction hit before charging into Netflix audience to dance with fans in bittersweet moment
The singer, who passed away on October 16 2024, appeared as a guest judge in the series alongside Nicole Scherzinger and Kelly Rowland - which concluded on Wendesday (23 July 2025).
The new 'kiss and fly' spy cameras that could land you with a huge bill for a two-minute airport drop-off… and it's just one of the sneaky parking traps lying in wait for holidaymakers this summer
Before you jet off on your summer holiday, make sure you have the journey to the airport and parking sorted out.
The ultimate guide to Mounjaro hacks that promise to supercharge your weight loss - experts' verdict on which work... and the ones to avoid at all costs
More than a million Britons are now injecting themselves weekly with drugs like Mounjaro and Wegovy lured by promises of rapid results.
UK To Ban Public Sector Orgs From Paying Ransomware Gangs
The United Kingdom's government is planning to ban public sector and critical infrastructure organizations from paying ransoms after ransomware attacks. From a report: The list of entities that would have to follow the new proposed legislation includes local councils, schools, and the publicly funded National Health Service (NHS).
"Ransomware is estimated to cost the UK economy millions of pounds each year, with recent high-profile ransomware attacks highlighting the severe operational, financial, and even life-threatening risks. The ban would target the business model that fuels cyber criminals' activities and makes the vital services the public rely on a less attractive target for ransomware groups," the UK government said.
"We're determined to smash the cyber criminal business model and protect the services we all rely on as we deliver our Plan for Change. By working in partnership with industry to advance these measures, we are sending a clear signal that the UK is united in the fight against ransomware," Security Minister Dan Jarvis added.
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Rage and despair of the 100,000 Citroen owners told: Do not drive your car!
Tony and Linda Curtis from Stourbridge (main) bought a £3k Ford runaround after being ordered not to drive their 2016 Citroen DS3. Jackie and her daughter Claudia (inset) are also unable to drive their cars.
Why the Queen was WRONG about Meghan's wedding choice, revealed by Prince William's cousin to RICHARD EDEN
Meghan Markle 's choice of dress for her second wedding, to Prince Harry , is said to have caused Queen Elizabeth to raise an eyebrow.
Building the Apollo Soyuz Test Project out of LEGO® bricks
In space, no one can hear you step on a plastic brick
The Lego bricks are being dusted off for a final time – at least for the Apollo program – to recreate the Apollo Soyuz Test Project via the medium of the plaything.…
SARAH VINE: This is why I am defending the Coldplay cuddle couple. The world has gone mad... this hysterical outcry is out of order
Forgive me, but have I suddenly woken up in the 19th century? Have I fallen asleep and slid back in time to the days of corsets and smelling salts?
Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne's marital ups and downs revealed: How rock's power couple overcame huge challenges during their 40 year love story - and the mistake that nearly ended it all
Ozzy Osbourne had cheated on his loyal wife Sharon countless times during their 34 year marriage, but it was the legendary rocker's affair with his hairstylist that almost tore them apart.
EU condemns Zelensky's 'serious step back' as mass protests break out in Kyiv streets over signing of his controversial anti-corruption bill
The move has triggered rare mass protests in Kyiv and backlash from the European Union .
The popular resort in Spain that's so overcrowded even Spanish citizens can't afford to holiday there
With endless sandy beaches and countless restaurants, hotels and holiday homes, those in Spain should be spoilt for choice when it comes to holidaying in their own country.
The Queen's gift that turned into a disaster revealed: How a lavish wedding gift for Fergie and Prince Andrew ended up bringing the late monarch to her breaking point
King Charles has spent the past year trying to persuade his disgraced brother Prince Andrew to move out of Royal Lodge, in Windsor Great Park
Letter from the Editor: 'Please don't come to Epping to protest - it has gone too far'
Enough is enough now, the people of Epping do not deserve violence on their streets
French are told they 'don't work enough' as minister launches crackdown on Le Sickie to stop country slipping into bankruptcy
Prime Minister François Bayrou is cracking down on those who pull a sickie in an attempt to 'reconcile the French with work', and save the country from bankruptcy.
Breakthrough for MALE birth control pill: Experimental hormone-free tablet passes its first safety test in men
For decades, the responsibility of taking a birth control pill has been placed firmly on the shoulders of women. But an experimental pill for men has just passed its first safety test in humans.
Musk is messing with the Cosmic Dawn. Will alien hunters save the day for all mankind?
Science friction at the far end of time for SpaceX and astronomy
Opinion Elon Musk's Starlink flying circus is many things. It's a multi-thousand satellite global internet provider, growing by hundreds of new orbiting relays a month. It's part of intricate geopolitical power games between the Pentagon, the US government, Ukraine, and Musk himself.…