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John Torode admits 'things have changed' between him and wife Lisa Faulkner

MasterChef star John Torode has admitted “things have changed” between him and wife Lisa Faulkner after six years of marriage. As the pair launch a new series of their ITV show John and Lisa’s...

The one place you should never touch on a plane that's 'rarely cleaned' - not the bathroom

Flying off on the trip of a lifetime is a thrilling experience. There’s nothing more exciting than buckling yourself into the plane, knowing you’re heading off to your dream destination....

Brian Cox admits he's 'constantly' thinking about his death

Actor Brian Cox admits he is “constantly” thinking about death. The 79-year-old Succession star says he often wonders how he will meet his demise.Brian’s acting career has spanned over six...

The 43-mile 'death road' that's one of the world's 'most dangerous' with 200 hairpins

The number one most dangerous road in the world has been named and traversing it is not for the faint of heart. There are solid reasons why Yungas Road, which winds its way through mountains in...

Ringo Starr’s tense relationship with famous son who was fired from The Who

When Zak Starkey was sacked from his role as The Who's drummer, not once but twice, in May this year following a dispute with frontman Roger Daltrey , his father The...

Drs spend 4x more time on paperwork than patients

Health Editor A major new study has issued a stark warning about the use of AI chatbots to give medical advice, revealing that ordinary people using the latest “doctor bots” could...

Is the UK really any safer 20 years on from 7/7?

Is the UK really any safer 20 years on from 7/7?28 minutes agoDominic CascianiHome and Legal Correspondent•@BBCDomCBBCThere are extraordinary secret surveillance images - now largely forgotten -...

Labour-run council slammed as it bans military kit from Armed Forces Day event

A Labour-run council has been hammered after ‘banning’ military equipment from its annual Armed Forces Day celebrations. The City of York council decided to prohibit the appearance of kit at...

China's horrifying rush to buy key resources as Beijing spends £7.7bn in string of deals

China is accelerating a high-stakes global land grab for critical minerals, with a string of overseas mining acquisitions worth £7.7bn ($9.8bn) last year alone — the most aggressive push in more...

Hotels will give you a 'free room upgrade' if you do 1 thing 24 hours before check-in

Getting a free hotel upgrade might sound too good to be true, but it’s actually more doable than you think. Most travellers miss this opportunity because they don’t realise how easy it...

Red Sea horror as vessel 'targeted by arms and grenades' in new attack

A shipping vessel has come under fire from multiple small boats off the coast of Yemen on Sunday July 6, according to the UK's Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) agency.The attack hapened at 51...

Africa's jaw-dropping tourist hotspot that's home to 1,000ft tall red sand dunes

Africa is the world's second largest continent and it's getting increasingly popular with tourists. It's easy to see why. Visitors always rave about the beauty of Mauritius or Zanzibar as well as...

New hammer blow for Labour as firms now have 'no confidence' crisis will be solved

Struggling British businesses have no confidence the Government will solving a chronic skills shortage, a survey shows.A nationwide snapshot poll is the clearest sign yet once buoyant firms have seen...

'I've been to all 195 countries on Earth and my favourite is very close to home'

A globe-trotting man who's visited every country on Earth has revealed that his favourite nation of all is rather close to home. Nicolás Pasquali, who considers himself the "first Argentine to visit...

Killer whales spotted giving gifts to humans in random acts of kindness

One of the world’s greatest predators seemingly invites humans for lunch by attempting to share prey with people, according to a new study. Over two decades, more than 30 cases were recorded of...