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The Coronation Street star, 35, claimed she would rather 'drown' than get back together with the footballer, 36, in a post recently shared on her Instagram stories.

A few years ago, if you'd told me that a simple tablet could help people lose more than 10 per cent of their body weight, I'd never have believed you.

The Birk family are the new bosses of The Osprey (pictured, the felled woodland outside) in East Kilbride, Lanarkshire, after they bought out the previous eatery on the site last month.

Victoria Rose exchanged vows with Cipriani in 2021, but the marriage would last for just two years before she filed for divorce.

Philadelphia culture has become inescapable in certain corners of the internet. People who spend substantial time online report developing knowledge of the city's cultural touchstones and forming opinions about its regional debates despite minimal or no physical presence there, according to a new report. The phenomenon has prompted a theory: prolonged exposure to these digital spaces can make someone spiritually and culturally Philadelphian regardless of geography. Several factors explain Philadelphia's outsized online presence. The city is large but retains a small-town sensibility. Its residents wake earlier than West Coast users and can set the daily online agenda. Philadelphia sports teams have performed well for twenty-five years. The internet rewards visual absurdity and energetic presentation. Gritty functions as both hockey mascot and anti-fascist meme. The city's working-class union identity and reliably anti-Trump stance align with leftist online communities. The alternative explanation is simpler: Philadelphians believe their city dominates conversation and find confirming evidence everywhere they look. The internet may not have made Philadelphia bigger. It may have just made Philadelphians easier to find.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

I'm a serial snorer and prepared to try anything that might come to my rescue. Or, more pertinently, to the rescue of my wife, who has over the years been denied a restful slumber.

The Rail Delivery Group is hosting its annual World Cup of Stations competition, and this spot in Essex has made the finals.

The Rail Delivery Group is hosting its annual World Cup of Stations competition, and this spot in Essex has made the finals.

A NEW eatery is moving into the former site of an Indian restaurant which closed two years ago and has stood empty ever since.

North Essex Parking Partnership is proposing new on-street parking charges for Braintree, Halstead and Witham.

A LONG serving ear piercing and accessories shop is closing its doors for good after several years in Braintree.

A note has been put on the door

In December, 179 people were killed when a passenger plane landing in South Korea skidded off the runway at Muan International Airport. It began a succession of air disasters in 2025.

Doctors warn that millions of Americans unknowingly practice daily habits that dramatically increase their stroke risk.

Close friend and fellow musician, Damian Lazarus led the tributes as he remebered his 'cheeky smile and humour' in an emotional post.

Money app Plum has scrapped withdrawal restrictions on its easy-access cash Isa, This is Money can reveal.

A Palestinian man who raped a 13-year-old boy before beating him to death with an iron bar is among the prisoners to be freed by Israel under the hostage deal. 

The devastating war in Gaza has left the territory utterly shattered - with before-and-after images revealing a landscape almost unrecognisable after months of relentless bombardment.

Viewers have been theorising in their droves as to what could be in store for the upcoming two episodes, which air Wednesdays and Thursdays on BBC One.

The gang of men had been crammed in the back of a filthy four-by-four vehicle in Balsham, Cambridgeshire, before jumping out and fleeing through the fields on foot in different directions.