Gushue, Einarson lock up semifinal berths at Pan Continental Curling Championships
Canadian skips Brad Gushue and Kerri Einarson clinched playoff berths at the Pan Continental Curling Championships on Wednesday in Kelowna, B.C.
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Who sings the Marks & Spencer Christmas TV advert song and who sang it originally?
Marks & Spencer has unveiled its Christmas TV advert, with its official TV premiere featuring on ITV tonight (Wednesday, November 1). Alongside some famous faces, the festive advert is set to a cover version of a well-known song.
Inquest into death of woman who ran into the street on fire delayed AGAIN - as mum travels thousands of miles
A senior prosecutor was forced to apologise after a mum travelled thousands of miles for her daughter's inquest - to be left waiting for answers again. Nosheen Akhtar, also known as Sarah Hussain, died aged 31 after suffering severe burns at her home in Bury.
Europe's most charismatic royal? Spain gripped by 'Leonormania' as princess turns 18
In a gesture that went viral, Spain's Princess Leonor broke protocol on 12 October.
Kobbie Mainoo is something for Manchester United fans to look forward to after Man City hammering
Manchester United fans in the Stretford End sang until the bitter end of the Manchester derby and supporters were in fine voice again as the youngsters walked out at the Peninsula Stadium.
Ashley Dale murder accused Sean Zeisz was 'embarrassed' after 'running and hiding' following Glastonbury attack court hears
One of the men accused of the murder of Ashley Dale who was shot dead in Liverpool has told jurors he was "embarrassed" having "run and hid" after being attacked at Glastonbury.Sean Zeisz is one of five men currently on trial at Liverpool Crown Court accused of the murder of the 28-year-old Knowsley Council worker.
The EU can’t hope for unity until it solves its Schengen conundrum
It's 2023, and the world seems to be sitting on a powder keg about to explode, and it's hardly the time for ambiguity and loose ends.
'Huge victory' as railway ticket offices to remain open after mayors threaten legal action
A U-turn on plans to close nearly all railway station ticket offices in England has been hailed as a 'huge victory' by Labour mayors who threatened legal action over the proposal. The government has announced today (October 31) that the closures would not go ahead.