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This Morning viewers don't appear to have changed their opinions in the 24 hours since Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were forced to issue an explanation on the ITV daytime show after being accused of 'queue jumping'.
Alexander Ursenbacher will be backed by his friends against world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan at the British Open next week, but the Swiss player admits they are also excited to watch his opponent play. The Basel player was drawn against the snooker GOAT in the first round of the season's third ranking event at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes. Ad Ranked at 63 in the world, he is a huge outsider ahead of Monday's meeting, but is buoyed by enjoying a 2-1 career head-to-head record against the 39-time ranking event winner, including momentous victories in the last 32 of the 2019 Welsh Open and last 64 of the 2020 UK Championship.
As we move into the winter period, many Brits are concerned about how much their energy bills will be when they switch their heating on.
British holidaymakers travelling to Spain no longer need to complete a health declaration form in order to enter the country. The Spanish Ministry of Health announced the latest update to its entry requirements on Tuesday (September 20).
The pilot of a plane in which footballer Emiliano Sala died described the aircraft as “dodgy” and vowed to wear his lifejacket prior to the fatal flight.
WWE legend Triple H expects Tyson Fury to come ‘out on top’ against Anthony Joshua if the pair meet inside the boxing ring.
Norwegian world chess champion Magnus Carlsen abruptly withdrew from a game against American Hans Niemann, reigniting an ongoing cheating controversy in the sport. After playing just one move in a match against Niemann on Monday night in the "Julius Baer Generation Cup" online tournament, Carlsen resigned the game without a word and turned off his webcam in front of stunned commentators. The 31-year-old five-time world champion did not give an explanation, but his gesture was seen as a further protest against the young American, 12 years his junior.
