Strictly Come Dancing's Anton Du Beke says 'I'm convinced' as he opens up on BBC 'snub'
Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke has revealed how he believes he has been snubbed by his BBC bosses.
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It started with a community in uproar and ended with the landscape changing forever, but now this saga has a new chapter
Almost two decades ago residents in the towns and villages near vast moorland straddling Greater Manchester and Lancashire were left in uproar.
'It's a new era': How college football kickers are setting records this season - ESPN
Back home in Flowery Branch, Georgia, Maddux Trujillo's parents were a wreck, watching from their living room as their son trotted onto the field, just seconds left in the first half of Temple's game against Utah State. But he had none of those nerves. The Owls had gotten the ball with just 5 seconds to play, hit an 11-yard completion and called timeout with a single tick remaining. The ball was four yards beyond midfield.
Gary Barlow pokes fun at son's towering height in resurfaced clip
A video has resurfaced showing Gary Barlow working out with his son - with the caption poking fun at the height difference between them.
M61 chaos causes huge delays across Bolton tonight
Drivers in Bolton faced long delays this evening after a dramatic vehicle fire and collision on the M61 caused hours of congestion.
Florence Pugh's breakthrough role in 'unsettling' mystery film like no other is available to watch for free
The first role of award-winning actress Florence Pugh is set to grace screens on BBC Two tonight (Friday, November 8) and will be available for free catch-up on BBC iPlayer for fans.
Festival cancelled in Turkey over ban of Luca Guadagnino’s film ‘Queer’
Global streaming platform, production company and film distributor Mubi has scrapped a festival it had planned in Turkey after local authorities banned the screening of Luca Guadagnino’s new film, Queer.
Disaster strikes, but an iconic Tillman artifact narrowly survives - ESPN
Of all the photos documenting the life of former Arizona Cardinals defensive back Pat Tillman, one stood out so vividly that it inspired a statue outside the team's stadium honoring Tillman after his 2004 death while serving with the Army Rangers in Afghanistan. Tillman's story has been told and retold, but rarely does the public get to know the story of photographers such as Gene Lower, who is responsible for that iconic image of Tillman celebrating a tackle 26 years ago.