Sylvester Stallone calls reconciliation with wife his 'reawakening'i
Hollywood action man Sylvester Stallone has opened up about his split from wife Jennifer Flavin and branded their a 'reawakening'
Hollywood action man Sylvester Stallone has opened up about his split from wife Jennifer Flavin and branded their a 'reawakening'
Strictly Come Dancing viewers don't know what's going on!
The world’s first tampons for men have been criticised by feminist campaigners as an “insult” to women who suffer period discrimination.
I'm a Celebrity's X account has issued an official apology after an 'unacceptable' tweet about Nella Rose was 'accidentally' liked by the show.
The Cabinet reshuffle that brought back David Cameron was supposed to reunite the Tory “sensibles”, reassure centre-ground voters and put Rishi Sunak on course for a general election victory next year. If one could liken it to a film scene it would be the end of The Railway Children when the young Jenny Agutter runs along the platform shouting “daddy, my daddy” before throwing herself into the arms of her father, freshly returned from a spell in political disgrace.
According to the Katha Upanishad, a Vedic text believed to date from between 800BC and 300BC, yoga is a “complete stillness in which one enters the unitive state, never to become separate again”.
In Endgame, his second hagiography of Harry and Meghan, author Omid Scobie variously describes the Princess of Wales as “cold”, “keen” and “inscrutable”.
Prince Archie's fourth godfather revealed as Hugh Grosvenor and he has a surprising connection to cousin Prince George. Hugh Grosvenor has decided to not invite Harry and Meghan to his wedding in June 2024. Read more here...
The Institute for the Study of War said Russian forces were reportedly using SIM cards from Kyivstar "to control Shahed drones."
The monarch is reportedly stuck between family members as he tries to heal the hurt between him and Prince Harry
A Ukrainian drone commander said that electronic warfare specialists were aware of a Russian first-person-view (FPV) drone flying in Kherson and that the feed was "intercepted immediately,"
A Ukrainian official told the BBC they had preempted the China train diversion, and Russians fell into the sabotage "trap."
Distraught England goalkeeper Mary Earps said her mistake against the Netherlands would haunt her for a long time, despite the Lionesses producing a thrilling comeback that kept their hopes of qualifying for the Olympics on behalf of Team GB alive.
My husband breathes slowly and regularly into the plastic tube, a wry grin on his face. A few seconds later, the screen flashes red. 0.44 mg/L, it says. That’s 0.80 per cent blood alcohol content – which puts him bang on the legal alcohol limit to drive, should my husband wish to get behind the wheel. His face falls. He’s only had one beer.
Ron Knight, 88, said he would rather go to prison in a row over a boundary wall than pay fines he claims are unjust.
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After a Hamas rocket launch broke the seven day ceasefire, Israel has now returned to the fight, bombing terrorist targets in Gaza and attacking on the ground. Unless the humanitarian truce is resumed, the IDF has unfinished business to complete in Gaza City and is also attacking Khan Yunis further south.
The British-Palestinian MP said she was "in shock" at their exchange on BBC Question Time.
The recent attempt by China’s President Xi Jinping to halt worsening relations with the US in San Francisco – and so help his ever-downward-spiraling economy – was widely celebrated by the financial press, which noted the standing ovation American business elites gave Xi in San Francisco, after he told them that China is a “big market” and a willing “partner and friend” of the US.
The Duchess of Edinburgh, 58, looked incredible in a khaki leopard print dress during a poignant trip to Columbia - but she wore it in the most unusual way
In 1976, gunmen stormed a school bus carrying 26 children – ages 5 to 14 – and their bus driver in Chowchilla, California. As part of a ransom plot, they drove the hostages into a rock quarry and forced them into what could have become a mass grave: a moving van soon to be covered with 6 feet of dirt.