Jingle bells, mince pies and gifts galore… The festive season - with its oodles of Christmas Markets - is almost upon us. From Bath to Brussels and Nottingham to the Netherlands, here are the best markets to visit this Yuletide and their dates for your diary.
"His words floated in the room like specks of dust catching the light, mocking me as he left hand in hand with his girlfriend."
EXCLUSIVE: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's new Netflix series will focus on the lives of the polo players - but a top royal expert says there may have been hopes for other content
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! has been on air for just under a week now, and whilst the show is a firm favourite with fans, there is one thing that needs to be changed...
In the heady summer of 2012, Sir Bradley Wiggins was at the height of his fame. Already a successful cyclist with six Olympic medals under his belt, he became a household name as the first Briton to win the Tour de France. He was chosen to strike the bell to open the London Olympics in front of an audience of millions, was named Sports Personality of the Year that December, and soon after was knighted for his services to cycling. The public called him “Sir Wiggo”; the Sun newspaper issued a stic
Alex Jones and co-star Roman Kemp returned to our TV screens on Friday night as they presented BBC hit programme The One Show and welcomed Hollywood star Rupert Everett
It may be innocently called “the hazelnut”, but this is a fig leaf disguise.
BGT winner George Samson first rose to fame all the way back in 2008, now he's all grown up and looks completely different with tattoo sleeves and a hair transplant
The former talk show host has been living a quiet life in the English countryside with wife Portia de Rossi
A former Strictly winner has weighed in on the latest performances as the competition reaches week 10
We sampled the festive staple from every supermarket
CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh visits a warehouse storing missile fragments in Kyiv, where investigators discover US circuitry inside North Korean missiles after a deadly strike.
On the edge of the Arctic Circle, thousands of employees at Northvolt trudged to work on Friday morning, braving snow, slush and winter darkness, facing an uncertain future.
A Death Row prisoner in the US made obscene hand gestures and swore at a prison warden before being executed for the gruesome murder of a hitchhiker 30 years ago. Asked if he had any final words, Carey Dale Grayson swore at Terry Raybon, warden of the William C Holman Correctional Facility in Alabama, prompting prison officials to turn off the microphone. Mr Raybon pulled the microphone away after Grayson started by saying, "for you, you need to f*** off" according to Alabama-based AL.com, which added that the rest of his statement "went unheard" by witnesses.
Rachel Reeves’s real job titles during her time at Halifax have been revealed after she deleted “economist” from her LinkedIn profile.
Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer has departed Althorp amid his divorce from Countess Karen Spencer – all the details
Jon Stewart thinks the media might be “missing the mark” on why Donald Trump has decided to choose the nominees he has to fill up his second-term Cabinet. For Trump, it’s not a “downside” that his Cabinet picks “will not be sufficient stewards of these agencies,” Stewart said on the latest episode of his Weekly Show podcast. The point is that they are trying to “dismantle” the agencies themselves. “When we say, I don’t think that Linda McMahon will be an efficient steward of the Department of Ed
Jorge Rivera and his wife Dagmarie Aponte Iturrino attended a meeting with a school resource officer on Tuesday, before the situation escalated
Girls Aloud star Cheryl lives away from the limelight with her son Bear – and here's how the late Liam Payne has contributed to their home life
Hit Channel 4 show Gogglebox was once hit with dozens of Ofcom complaints from TV viewerrs after showing a distressing scene from The Third Day, starring Jude Law
Facing the threat of an attack from Russia, Sir Keir Starmer has finally revealed he will "set out the path" to raise defence spending to 2.5% of national income in the spring. What the prime minister should perhaps instead be doing is making very clear to Vladimir Putin - with new NATO-wide military exercises and the immediate hardening of UK defences - that his government is prepared for any Russian strike and the devastating cost to Moscow would be so astronomical as to make even the thought of hitting a UK target utter madness. A failure to relay back to the Kremlin a genuinely resilient and tough message, raises the risk that the Russian president will increasingly regard Britain as vulnerable - despite the UK being a nuclear power and a member of the NATO alliance.
