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The Marchioness of the Meringue beamed in from the baking tent last week and instantly shifted the dial on upper class accents, swinging the posh-o-meter wildly into the red.

In the first case, parents were charged £115-an-hour hospital tuition fees for their sick children because they attended private schools while state school patients received free tuition.

An ode to nightclubbing, the American popstar's tenth album Bass Persuades also serves as a lament for a music scene so fragmented by streaming that none of us listens to the same songs.

Lisa Nandy, who was in Salford, made her demand on Radio 4's flagship Today programme - after a technical glitch which host Justin Webb blamed on money problems.

Over-50s are lining up at Boots for the Shingrix vaccine after studies said it can reduce the risk of dementia by up to 20 per cent.

Alfie Usher triggered a political row after he published footage on his social media account of around 30 soldiers reporting noise and vibration symptoms while operating Ajax vehicles.

Kim, 45, was sure not to be upstaged as she stepped out in a fitted black mini dress featuring a high Mandarin-style collar.

Astonishing footage shows volunteers accompanying a group of migrants, including several children, as they walked along a beach in northern France being used to launch rubber dinghies to the UK.

Having steadfastly denied ever doing anything to harm the six-week-old babies, Leon and Ari Katz, Nicole Virzi abruptly changed her story.

When was the last time you heard someone say, 'It's a free country'? It used to be the stock British response when a person complained about being offended by a controversial opinion. Not any more.

Rachel Weisz, who is married to former 007 actor Daniel Craig, was spotted filming scenes for the movie in London last week.

Andy Burnham was categoric. Asked on Friday if he could confirm an election would not be called until 2029, he said: 'Well, yes, that's when the next election will be.'

The sight of the US military literally on their knees as they smoothed the red carpet for China's tyrant at a Washington airbase is the true image of our era.

The businessman, 64, was seen arriving to the residence on Friday in a black Range Rover and then walking up to the front door with his head down and covered by a baseball cap.

My boss says it's because that's what it cost to get them to move from a rival company, and they are ten years' older with higher earnings built up over a longer career.

When Burnham revealed his favourite item on the Greggs menu was the 'sausage, bean and cheese thing', sales of the duly rebranded pastry doubled the next day in Manchester.

The Royal Shakespeare Company's latest production, with an all-female cast led by Dame Harriet Walter, is set to open with an astonishing 14 trigger warnings

Recorded earlier in the year at Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands, the new edition of The Celebrity Traitors kicks off this week.

The stepson of Sir Ranulph Fiennes on Saturday accused the explorer's second wife of 'exerting a controlling influence' over him for more than two decades.

Beneath the dad-like clothes and calm demeanour lies a man who knows he is piloting a deeply divided party, packed with MPs already thinking about his potential failure in No 10.