Adam Peaty's estranged family accuse the swimmer of 'cashing in' on his celebrity chef father-in-law Gordon Ramsay
Adam Peaty has been accused by his estranged family of 'cashing in' on his celebrity chef father-in-law Gordon Ramsay by competing in the Commonwealth Games under his new name.
Demi Moore, 63, ditches the glamorous gowns for a stylish co-ord as she attends her THIRD event of the night at the 79th Cannes Film Festival
The Hollywood star has enjoyed a frenetic week of star-studded premieres and late night parties as the French Riviera once more plays host to this annual celebration of film.
DAN HODGES: With hubristic arrogance, Sir Keir has driven his enemies into an unlikely alliance - and a fight to the death he's certain to lose
By noon yesterday, Downing Street spin doctors were becoming increasingly confident they had seen off Wes Streeting and Andy Burnham.
Authentic, engaging and delightful: The best Children's books out now - DYLAN'S PARK by Dylan Thomas Illustrated by Thomas Docherty Edited by Helen Docherty, THE SUMMER AFTER THE NIGHT BEFORE by Lisa Williamson, CROW: THIEF OF MAGIC by Fiona Dixon
Sally Morris reviews the best Kids books out now.
'It was Mum - and I could tell straight away... On air I still think Dad will be listening. Then I realise and feel hollow': SAM MATTERFACE opens up on his father's sudden death for the first time
Matterface - the voice of ITV's England coverage this summer - lost his father last month. Driving his nine-year-old son Herbie home from tennis club one Friday night, he got the call we all dread.
Artful plots abound in the best Classic Crime out now: The Double Turn by Carol Carnac, Golden Age Detective Stories Edited by Otto Penzler, Letter To My Judge by Georges Simenon
Barry Turner reviews the best Classic Crime novels out now.
Age-gaps, murder and fame all feature in the best Debuts of the month: I Want You to Be Happy by Jem Calder, A Good Person by Kirsten King, Frida Slattery as Herself by Ana Kinsella
Sara Lawrence reviews the best Debut fiction out now.
Elizabeth Strout is back with a new novel: Read our review in this week's Literary Fiction along with Uprising by Tahmima Anam and Fieldwork As A Sex Object by Meena Kandasamy
Claire Allfree reviews the best new Literary Fiction out now.
Predictor picks: Find out who our expert is backing this gameweek... and play the game with £1,000 up for grabs
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British teens are swapping Saturday jobs for startups... and the vast majority are getting a helping hand from AI
As the job market shrinks for the young, many now consider themselves 'founders' of tech-driven companies, new research has found.
Eurovision viewers are 'embarrassed' by 'bonkers' UK entry as Look Mum No Computer performs for the first time while Australia's Delta Goodrem becomes a fan favourite in the second semi-final
Eurovision viewers joked the UK would get 'no points' again this year after Look Mum No Computer performed for the first time.
Bag £200 cashback if you open an Interactive Investor Sipp
Interactive Investor has launched a new cashback deal, but how does it compare with other options? Here's how to qualify for the offer and what you should watch out for.
Marco Rubio warns China of 'repercussions' as he reveals what really happened during closed-door Trump and Xi meeting
Secretary of State Marco Rubio pulled back the curtain on private discussions between Chinese President Xi Jinping and President Donald Trump.
Demi Moore looks glamorous in a sequin purple gown as she joins dapper Rami Malek at The Red Sea Film Foundation's Women In Cinema gala during Cannes Film Festival
Demi Moore looked sensational in a purple sequin gown as she joined dapper Rami Malek at The Red Sea Film Foundation's Women In Cinema gala on Thursday.
Landmark review confirms that prostate cancer screening DOES save lives
Prostate cancer screening could save thousands of lives a year and should be made an option for the vast majority of men, a landmark review has found.
Starmer launches fresh bid to cosy up to European human rights chiefs
Despite the growing threat of his premiership collapsing after Wes Streeting's resignation, the PM asked Attorney General Lord Hermer to travel to a summit in Moldova.
Boy George's Eurovision gamble backfires as he's accused of 'ruining' San Marino's chances after crashing out of competition - but defiant star insists he 'wouldn't take a minute of it back'
Boy George's Eurovision gamble has backfired as fans have accused him of 'ruining' San Marino's chances after crashing out of the competition.
Meet UK's Eurovision act LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER: Synth-building musician and YouTube star goes for a 'risky different tactic' in a bid to break the nation's 29-year losing streak
It's been 29 years since the UK won the Eurovision in 1997 with Katrina and the Waves.
Alex Murdaugh's lawyers reveal his reaction to overturned conviction, admit they won't get paid for next trial: 'No more money left'
Murdaugh, 57, was convicted in 2023 of the June 2021, slayings of wife Maggie, 52, and his younger son, Paul, 22, in a high-profile trial.
Trump launches new immigration unit dedicated to deporting GREEN CARD holders suspected of violent crimes or gang membership
The Trump administration has launched a new unit of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services to review green card holders' criminal history to determine whether they could be deported.
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