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As the daughter of singer Peter Andre and former page 3 pin-up girl Katie Price, Princess has had a chaotic upbringing and admitted she 'saw things kids shouldn't' while growing up.

Boss Amanda Blanc warned over a repeat of last year when fears of a pension tax raid sparked frenzied activity across the sector.

Taylor Swift excited fans by unveiling the cover for her highly-anticipated new album The Life Of A Showgirl as well as revealing the official release date.

A woman from Nottingham was left 'disgusted' after opening a sealed snack sold at the budget supermarket Lidl.

The Scottish singer, who shot to fame in ITV show Popstars, was found dead in his US apartment in August 2022.

Terence Capstick abused his trusted volunteer role at Winslow Parish Church and the Rogers Free Educational Trust in Buckinghamshire to siphon off huge sums over nearly five years.

He previously suspended himself from the party and then decided to remain as an independent MP

A new study has revealed a hobby enjoyed by millions is linked to poor mental health.

When the flight landed, chaos erupted when the family surrounded the woman and physically confronted her, insisting she should have more empathy because 'he's only a child.'

Nicholas Rossi was found guilty of a 2008 rape after a three-day trial in which his accuser and her parents took the stand.

And chief executive Tufan Erginbilgic yesterday backed London as he dismissed the idea that Rolls might follow other major firms by switching its listing to New York.

Hackney Council in north London confiscated seven homes, redistributing them to those most in need who had been on the waiting list for social housing for some time.

Essex star Thomas Skinner has officially joined the line-up of celebrities taking part in the 2025 series of Strictly Come Dancing

A new test shows that only two out of eight popular EVs managed to hit their claimed rapid charging speeds, with it taking longer to fast charge than promised.

Having an ice-cream while on holiday is an innocent activity - or so you'd think. One traveller found herself in hot water while tucking into a treat in Japan.

Police want to make sure he is safe

The Oscar-winning screenwriter was enjoying a break from filming Christopher Nolan 's big-screen adaptation of Homer's The Odyssey

Alaskans were forced to evacuate their homes after the Mendenhall River was overwhelmed on Tuesday, sending dangerous floodwaters and debris into surrounding communities.

Are UK taxpayers getting real value from SPA24 — or just high cost convenience?

Register debate series  The UK government's five-year Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA24) with Microsoft is set to see public sector bodies spend around £1.9 billion each year—nearly £9 billion in total over half a decade. It's a vast sum for software and services, and one that deserves close scrutiny.…

An anonymous reader shares a report: India's blueprint for displacing China as the world's electronics workshop contains a rather extraordinary feature: the entire Indian edifice requires Chinese companies to supply the technical architecture, manufacturing know-how and operational templates that would make such displacement theoretically possible. Let's start with Dixon Technologies, India's flagship domestic electronics manufacturer. The company has systematically built indigenous capability through a growing constellation of Chinese partnerships: Longcheer provides the design intelligence, Kunshan Q-Tech delivers camera module expertise, Chongqing Yuhai supplies precision-molded components and HKC brings display technology. This pattern of structured dependence has become the organizing principle of India's electronics manufacturing push. [...] The current architecture sees Chinese companies retain control of the critical knowledge while their Indian partners provide labour arbitrage and regulatory navigation. Under this arrangement, India isn't constructing an alternative to Chinese manufacturing so much as establishing Chinese manufacturing's most elaborate subsidiary operation, underwritten by Indian taxpayers and marketed as national renewal. Many countries, but most importantly India and Vietnam, have worked hard in recent years to attract businesses that decided to diversify away from China, a strategy analysts have dubbed as "China Plus One."

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