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The ITV reality competition, which will be back for another series later this year, is set for even more chaos when it hits screens. 

YouTube has added a new Shorts feature that makes it easier to manage how much time you're spending watching videos. From a report: Mobile users can now set a customizable daily limit that restricts how long they can scroll Shorts feeds, aiming to help viewers better manage their time instead of endlessly scrolling. When a user reaches their time limit, they will receive a notification saying Shorts has been paused for the day. This notification is dismissible, however, so it's on the user to honor these self-imposed restrictions.

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She says she has done all the reality shows she wanted to do

Malibu locals fear that at the current pace, rebuilding may take more than a decade, and have started putting their properties up for sale.

Britney Spears and Kevin Federline's son Jayden was spotted out in Los Angeles on Tuesday after his parents clashed over the explosive claims in Kevin's new memoir.  

Hugh Jackman showed his affection for partner Sutton Foster as the pair attended Richard Marx's After Hours Confession in NYC this week.

EXC: Faye Errington's girl Orla, 10, spent just five days out of hospital after her birth before being rushed back with a heart murmur, and has barely had a day without a health complication since.

EXC: A source close to the investigation said the allegations have been made by The Thin Blue Paw Foundation - a national charity that supports serving and retired police dogs.

Karine Jean-Pierre blasted actor George Clooney in for writing a high-profile essay telling Joe Biden to drop out of last year's presidential election.

A report has said this is an example of a 'chronic issue, locally and nationally'

Mexican national Carlitos Ricardo Parias, 44, of South Los Angeles , has been charged with assault on a federal officer after he tried to escape arrest on Tuesday.

Air pollution in New Delhi hit a five-year high this week, as Diwali fireworks combined with farming fires to shroud the city in a toxic haze. From a report: The annual spike has become something of a tradition in the megalopolis, with some parts of the city this week recording an air-quality index reading of 1,800 -- 20 times higher than levels the World Health Organization deems healthy. The news points to the challenge facing Indian authorities as they look to combat pollution and cut carbon emissions: The country has made huge progress in deploying renewable energy, but will still need up to $21 trillion in new investments in order to meet its 2070 net-zero target, according to government plans reported by Bloomberg.

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A new study has lifted the lid on what it feels like to live with chronic tiredness which no amount of sleep can shift.

Kylie Jenner is mourning the death of her longtime canine companion, Norman, the Italian Greyhound she's often called her 'first baby.'

Three experts from the University of Chester analysed the hit BBC One reality gameshow to share why some contestants are thriving, while others have been left banished from the series, or 'murdered'.

Pupils at a secondary school in Bognor Regis, West Sussex, were kept inside following reports that a man had been seen with a firearm.

It's set to be absolutely terrifying

Connie Bobo, 46, has been charged with three counts of wire fraud, one count of aggravated identity theft and one count of obstruction of an official proceeding.

She was awarded £11,000 after years of devastating treatment caused tooth loss

Google and Apple face enforced changes to how they operate their mobile phone platforms, after the UK's competition watchdog ruled the companies require tougher regulatory oversight. From a report: The Competition and Markets Authority has conferred "strategic market status" (SMS) on the tech firms after investigating their mobile operating systems, app stores and browsers. It means Apple and Google will be subjected to tailormade guidelines to regulate their behaviour in the mobile market. The CMA said the two companies have "substantial, entrenched" market power, with UK mobile phone owners using either Google or Apple's platforms and unlikely to switch between them. The regulator flagged the importance of their platforms to the UK economy and said they could be a bottleneck for businesses. [...] Changes under consideration by the CMA include allowing users to be "steered" out of app stores to make purchases elsewhere, like on a company's own website. App developers have long taken issue with Apple and Google taking a cut from purchases made via apps. The CMA also wants both companies to ensure users have a "genuine choice" over the services they use on their devices, like digital wallets on Apple.

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