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Stunning island with pristine beaches is a direct flight from the UK and 29C in September

The Caribbean offers an unparalleled experience, boasting cultural treasures and a unique charm that is hard to find elsewhere. Indeed, the vibrant culture of the Caribbean is its biggest attraction,...

Beautiful island praised as the 'Hawaii of Europe' boasts mild 23C weather in September

A European island located off the western coast of Africa is the perfect escape for Brits looking for a last-minute beach holiday in September. Despite being located just four hours away from the UK,...

BBC sport icon issues emotional statement as they exit after 25 years

BBC Sport journalist Elizabeth Hudson has announced she has left the corporation after 25 years. Taking to X, she posted an emotional message announcing her exit. Alongside a picture of a BBC...

Ruth Langsford gets younger-looking eyes with £46 Charlotte Tilbury palette

Ruth Langsford gave fans a glimpse at her quick makeover and showed how one product made her look younger. The TV presenter, who also works as a fashion designer at QVC, used a Charlotte Tilbury...

'Beautiful' UK seaside risks being 'ruined' by 'hidden danger' in sand

There's nothing like a day at the beach when the weather is nice, but concerns have been raised about the state of one beautiful seaside. Complaints have recently been made about the state of the...

Outlander fans debunk Blood of My Blood’s Jamie Fraser name theory

WARNING: This article contains spoilers from Outlander: Blood of My BloodOutlander: Blood of My Blood fans have been whipped into a frenzy following the release of this week's episode trailer,...

Meghan Markle blushes in candid moment as Netflix star cracks cheeky joke in new teaser

A fresh clip from the forthcoming second series of With Love, Meghan, reveals the Duchess of Sussex baking alongside Queer Eye fashion guru Tan France. In the teaser for the Netflix programme,...

The beautiful seaside city that is experiencing a huge surge in tourism

This beautiful European seaside city has experienced a surge in tourism in the past few years, and it shows no signs of slowing down. Located in the South of France, Marseille offers the vibrant buzz...

'Perfect' little Greek island that is 25C in September 'has it all'

This stunning Greek isle could be your ideal paradise if you're seeking a cheeky September escape. As temperatures start to drop across Britain, many holidaymakers will longingly contemplate warmer...

EastEnders star 'quits' showbiz and moves to India to live in commune

A beloved EastEnders actor is reportedly abandoning the entertainment industry to relocate to India.Bobby Brazier, son of the late Jade Goody and Jeff Brazier, shot to fame playing Freddie Slater in...

11 overcrowded hotspots to 'avoid' in 2025 that have the world's highest tourist density

Very few places across the globe are off the beaten track nowadays, thanks to technological innovations like social media. Platforms like Instagram have turned small secrets into big business as...

Downton Abbey star’s historical period drama hailed ’sumptuous’ as fans ‘totally immersed’

Viewers simply cannot miss this spellbinding drama series, boasting Britain's finest acting talent, including Ben Whishaw, Benedict Cumberbatch and Jeremy Irons, alongside Downton Abbey favourites...

Wales set to be overtaken by Romania in education by 2040 - new report

Wales is set to be overtaken by Romania in education performance by 2040, a new report warns. Research by centre-right think tank Onward found that Welsh pupils now perform at the same level as...

BBC comedian died 'penniless' and alone as six children shunned him

Comedy icon Freddie Starr, once one of Britain’s biggest stars, was laid to rest in the UK after a total stranger stepped in to cover the costs of his funeral after he died without a penny to his...

New unseen Charles Dicken sketches on display at underrated museum

Sketches of Charles Dickens staging plays for his dinner party guests have gone on public display for the first time. The pencil, ink and watercolour drawings capture the 19th-century Oliver Twist...