'I lost five stone with my dog - we're both healthier than ever'
Stuart said his beloved pet helped him change up 'bad habits'
Is YOUR coat making you look old? The styles that instantly age you - and even the classic Burberry trench isn't exempt
Speaking to the Daily Mail, UK-based celebrity stylist Lisa Talbot has revealed how your coat can be a telltale sign of your age - or worse, how it can date your appearance.
All the Easter eggs in Scream 7: From familiar clothing to stab-worthy settings and the characters you thought you'd NEVER see again - so how many did you spot?
Here, Daily Mail takes you through some of the Easter eggs to watch out for - but don't worry, we're not revealing any major spoilers!
How David Bowie's daughter Lexi Jones overcame his tragic death, depression and abuse to launch her own career in music - but insists she's 'not a copy' of her famous father
Lexi, who was born in New York in 2000, is determined to forge her own path in the spotlight and launched her music career last year with her debut album Xandri.
Whole lot of shaking going on: Amanda Seyfried throws herself into the role of Ann Lee, the Manchester woman who founded the Shakers
The film tracks Ann and her cohort of followers from the dark satanic mills of Manchester to a settlement on the Hudson River, singing and shaking as they go.
The simple tweaks that can make your brain EIGHTEEN years younger: What to eat, what supplements to take... and the one food that's a killer for your grey matter, revealed by a world-leading neuroscientist
Today, in the second part of this unmissable series, we'll see how making changes to our daily food choices and sleeping habits can also pay big dividends for our memory and cognitive function
Moment Iranian TV anchor sobs on air as he announces Ayatollah's death
One Iranian news anchor broke down in tears during a broadcast announcing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death. Khamenei was killed during the US and Israeli airstrikes on Iran.
Secrets behind Olivia Dean's rise: As she wins big at the BRITs, friends tell of her incredible work ethic, humble background... and why she 'doesn't forget where she is from'
Not many pop sensations would claim their success stems from the grimy streets outside Wood Green Tube station - but Olivia Dean isn't just any pop star.
Jeremy Corbyn joins hundreds of pro-Iran protesters in London carrying banners of the Ayatollah
Jeremy Corbyn (left) was seen with his brother Piers (right) alongside supporters of the regime at a rally in Parliament Square on Saturday.
Thought St Patrick was Irish? WRONG he was Welsh
Brian Groom dives into the history of the British Isles and discovers what makes these four nations so great.
PETER HITCHENS: I saw for myself the savage aftermath of the Iraq war. We are in the hands of foolish children... this will impoverish the world for years
They may look like adults, but President Trump and his court of flatterers think the planet is a toy and are playing with it.
What's YOUR flirting style? Scientists say there are 6 key pulling tactics - so, are you a joker or a self-praiser?
Researchers from the University of Augsburg analysed flirting in the context of Love is Blind.
Their analysis uncovered half a dozen styles, ranging from 'humour' to 'self-praise'.
Is Google hiding its SCARIEST creation?
Michael Pollan delves into consciousness in all of its forms, looking into the rise of AI, nature's consciousness and his own.
BRIT Awards winners: Olivia Dean breaks down in tears as she sweeps the board at this year's ceremony with FOUR gongs
The British singer and songwriter, 26, won Best Artist, Best Album, Best Song and Best Pop Act.
Man accused of punching security guard and threatening them with knife
A man was arrested less than half an hour after the incident happened and has since been charged
Thames Water sewage spills set for record high, despite inflation-busting bill hikes
Thames Water is on course to dump more raw sewage into its polluted rivers than at any time this decade, according to the stricken supplier's own data.
Nationwide pumps £1bn into Clydesdale Bank after Virgin Money deal
The huge injection is far higher than the £650 million previously reported, and will raise concerns that Nationwide may have bought a much lower-quality business than it thought.
Ever wanted to know what made Marilyn tick? Top psychotherapist explores the minds of 20 famous figures including the troubled actress as well as Putin, Picasso and Mandela
Using Freud's theory of the unconscious, psychotherapist Andrew Jamieson dives into the minds of histories most interesting characters.
Susan Langley is the East End girl in the Mansion House
Dame Susan Langley, whose office began in 1189, is addressing modern issues. One is the social media narrative depicting London as a crime-infested hellhole.
The venue from £28BILLION Beijing Games used as a vegetable patch, crumbling hotels in Sarajevo and Rio de Janeiro's eerie empty arenas - the shameful abandonment of Olympics sites
History is littered with examples of millions being spent to host the summer or winter Games, only for the stadiums, courts and Olympic villages to fall into disrepair.