ITV I'm A Celebrity's Ant and Dec almost forced off air and say 'it's been tough'
Ant McParlin and Dec Donnelly have revealed they they were almost forced off air as hit show I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here is plagued by the weather.
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LIVE: M62 major crash CLOSES motorway with large delays - latest updates
Drivers are being warned of delays on the M62 this morning after a crash shut part of the motorway.
Boots luxury £150 Estée Lauder beauty gift set reduced to just £49 online
Estée Lauder's Advanced Night Repair Serum is a firm favourite among skincare enthusiasts, anti-ageing experts and beauty editors alike - and for good reason. First launched in 1982 - with a formula overhaul in 2020 - it remains a chartbuster, often topping the bestsellers list.
Future of dual gender Australian Open up in the air
MELBOURNE : Australian Open winners Ryggs Johnston and Shin Jiyai hoisted their men's and women's trophies alongside each other in front of healthy crowds at Melbourne's Kingston Heath on Sunday, but the future of the dual gender event remains up in the air.
The techno-loving 'goth gran' celebrating 50 years as an NHS nurse
A ‘one off’ community nurse - described as ‘a fantastic asset to the NHS’ - is celebrating 50 years in the job. Erika Slater, 67, who works with young early onset dementia patients in the Stockport area is described by one of her patients as ‘the most kind, caring nurse I could have ever asked for’.
Barely used, some people didn't even know it was open - but there are massive plans for this train station
Walking down lonely steps to the platform, there's everything you'd expect of a small Victorian-era station. Except a train turning up any time soon.
The plan for a 'timebomb' level crossing that's divided opinion in a Greater Manchester village
A proposal to close off a ‘dangerous’ level crossing in has divided opinions in a Greater Manchester village. Moorgate Halt Crossing in Uppermill, which leads to the popular Moorgate Quarry walking spot would be replaced by an underpass currently in a 'treacherous' state further down the track under the plans.
'We know there's a housing shortage, but this would be a huge loss for Salford'
In 1996, artist Bill Campbell spotted a sign at a former industrial mill in Salford advertising a space to rent. The building, constructed in 1823 for cotton spinning, had largely fallen into disuse by the 1990s.