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It's the hit Netflix drama in which an obscure American politician is catapulted into the White House after a bombing wipes out the president and his entire cabinet.

Research has long linked an imbalance in the gut's microbiome - the collection of bacteria responsible for breaking down food - with worse breast cancer outcomes.

The colourful displays of blooms are increasingly being scrapped because of a growing trend towards hardier perennials which help protect insect species and improve soil health.

MPs voted against a proposed law change that would have required ministers to publish a plan to deliver the long-promised rollout of specialist osteoporosis clinics across England.

The lessons, devised by education charity No Outsiders - criticised by the authors of the SEEN In Publishing report - introduced children to picture books such as Julian Is A Mermaid.

After their heartbreaking semi-final defeat to Argentina, England were hoping to end the tournament on a positive note by earning a bronze medal.

The print by David Hockney was found by a volunteer at a Salvation Army shop in Norwich, tucked inside the pages of a donated copy of the artist's Paper Pools book some 46 years later.

The singer said she and Frederic Thiebaud 'found each other' as they struggled to come to terms with the betrayal of their partners.

Jodie Tedder, now 62, claims she saw her father, James Steele, attack and murder 35-year-old Lyn Babcock in a Washington state hotel room back in 1968.

Thor Björgólfsson, known as the Nordic country's first billionaire, changed his tax residency over the last year - and has also moved his investment firm Novator from London to Zurich.

Backed by a former children's laureate, the report identifies more than 60 books from major publishing houses which feature children 'born in the wrong body'.

The average strength of a can of beer or bottle of wine has dropped by around one per cent, with a sharp increase in the number of beers sold which contain less than 3.5 per cent alcohol.

LEO MCKINSTRY: Nostalgia for that troubled, turbulent decade will shortly be a central theme of our country's governance.

If you happen to be a Kremlin-linked oligarch, say, or a Hollywood A-lister or even just a common-or-garden billionaire, then chances are you've docked your superyacht in Porto Montenegro.

The rock and roll singer known for songs including Tallahassee Lassie and Palisades Park passed away on Friday after a short battle with cancer.

Johnny Boden, of the posh clothing company that bears his surname, has paid Winkleman's stylist a hefty sum to design a range inspired by the star.

'This is the final insult,' one politician said before New Jersey hosts Sunday's World Cup final between Argentina and Spain at the 80,000-seater stadium near New York City.

She was the picture of polished chic when she stepped out at Wimbledon earlier this month with her Danish actor boyfriend.

Ms Phillipson embarked on the legal battle after trying to dilute Tory legislation which put a duty on universities and student unions to actively promote, as well as protect, free speech on campuses.

BRYONY GORDON: I realised that the memefication of this World Cup is partly what has made it one of the most enjoyable in recent memory.