Ellen DeGeneres baffles fans with 'awkward' Graham Norton appearance where she confesses she 'misses' being on TV (but has no work in the pipeline) after bullying scandal
The star, 68, was previously the face of her self-titled talk show, but retreated from the public eye when it was cancelled in 2022, after claims of bullying emerged.
Prepare to dye... Anya Taylor-Joy goes to the dark side to play cold-blooded killer in comedy thriller series
The British-Argentine actress, who has regularly upgraded her hair colour and style for her roles, was spotted filming scenes last week for How To Kill Your Family.
Wife of Andy Burnham's national security adviser faces no further action over tweet that appeared to support banned terror group Palestine Action
Sarah Helm, who is married to Jonathan Powell, posted on X last week: 'God help us authors who support Palestine and Palestine Action.'
DAN HODGES: Why Kemi will have to swallow her pride and lure some of the Tory turncoats back from Farage's grasp
Reform carpetbaggers have split Kemi Badenoch's party, and undermined, and almost destroyed, her leadership.
Boy, 14, is rushed to hospital after being stabbed at Manchester city centre car park
Emergency services including armed police were called to the Arndale Centre in Manchester city centre at 3.20pm today, before a teenage boy was taken to hospital with 'serious injuries'.
Tops worn by club trying to bar male-born racers in women's Parkrun are CENSORED by organisers in social media posts
Parkrun has apologised to members of the Reality Rules Runners Club UK (RRRC) after admitting that organisers doctored social media pictures to remove the name of the campaign from T-shirts.
Four more NHS workers are sacked for inappropriately accessing records of Nottingham stab victims with 17 other warnings issued
An investigation is also underway after NHS ambulance staff accessed or attempted to access the medical records of the man mauled to death by a tiger at Yorkshire zoo.
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: BBC chiefs need to be taught a lesson on bias
Many conservative and patriotic parents n the UK worry constantly about what their children are being taught in school. They also fret about what is broadcast by the once respected BBC.
STEPHEN POLLARD: Trust earned through decades of fair reporting is being eroded bit by bit
If I was to take a wild guess as to the newspaper of choice in BBC offices and school staff rooms, I'd get no prize for pointing to The Guardian.
Police officer who fantasised about rape, watched porn on duty and exchanged up to 90 'highly sexualised' messages a day with 12 women is sacked
Anthony Spelman, a former police constable with Cheshire Police, was also found to have 'pursued' a woman whose son he had previously arrested.
'Vote of no-confidence' as traders place £7bn bet against the pound ahead of John Healey's first Budget
The news comes after Mr Healey was rebuked by the International Monetary Fund, which met in Thailand this week, for planning to hit banks with a windfall tax instead of cutting the welfare bill.
Strictly viewers go wild as they spot 'geezer dads' Danny Dyer and Ray Winstone sitting next to each other in the audience
The Strictly cast may have transformed into their favourite icons for this week's show, but fans were far more distracted by the two icons sitting in the audience - Danny Dyer and Ray Winstone.
Comic Paul Whitehouse bravely fought back against a thug who tried to steal his bank card at cashpoint
Comedian Paul Whitehouse bravely fought back against a thug who tried to steal his bank card while he was at a cashpoint in north London, his wife revealed.
Six million guests expected to tune in for The Archers' first lesbian wedding
Some six million fans are expected to listen to the 75-year-old British radio drama as farmer Pip Archer marries Home Farm manager Stella Pryor - one of its largest audiences of the digital era
Were your lines a bit crossed, Theo? The Gentlemen star asks for prompt while filming Netflix drama
No actor wants to fly blind, after all, especially when filming at Compton Abbas Airfield in Dorset.
Why you could get roses at Christmas and no, we don't mean chocolates!
Experts say the unusually late blooms have been brought on by this autumn's 'spring-like' conditions, as rain and mild temperatures have followed a record-breaking hot summer.
LORD ASHCROFT: Dark forces are doing all they can to thwart a ban on breeding lions for slaughter. But I won't give up until this rapacious industry is killed off for good
Those who breed the lions, trade in their bones and operate these 'hunts' have resorted to legal action and political pressure to thwart the will of wildlife experts and conservationists.
Olympic gold-winning Reform mayor Luke Campbell 'showed naked pictures of himself to shocked female member of staff'
Luke Campbell, 39, called a senior female employee over to his desk and showed her four 'naked and sexualised images' of himself on a computer, it is claimed.
EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Pearl is still raising hell - but now it's in Somerset
She was a key member of the notoriously hedonistic Primrose Hill set who raised hell in north London in the 1990s with her hard-partying antics alongside Kate Moss, Sadie Frost and Jude Law.
Wheelchair user, 72, goes on care home knife rampage, killing woman, 86, and wounding two others, 81 and 83, in Germany
An 86-year-old woman has died and two others have been injured after a vicious knife attack at a care home in Germany.
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