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‘I am deeply sorry’: Millionaire NI beauty boss apologies after vile rant caught on camera

Tanning boss said she would learn from the incident

Jorja Smith, Chase & Status and Sam Smith to head up Radio 1's Live Lounge month

Jorja Smith, Rachel Chinouriri and Blossoms also among artists set to take to the studio next month.

Two Eastbourne restaurants reach the semi-finals of the British Kebab Awards

Two local Eastbourne restaurants have been named among the semi-finalists for the 15th British Kebab Awards, chosen from thousands of public nominations.

Former soldier’s Orkney murder conviction to be re-examined 18 years after life sentence

Fresh examination of murder case as convicted soldier launches new appeal bid.

Oldham bin crew and parking warden targeted as council slams 'unacceptable' incidents

Oldham council said: "Any form of verbal or physical abuse towards our staff is completely unacceptable and will not be tolerated.”

Muir and Kimmins to meet over potential Lough Neagh public ownership

A health MOT is just one step towards prevention | Letters

Tackling social and economic conditions must come first, writes Dr Louise Lawson. Plus letters from James Hibberd, Bob Forster and Dr Giles Youngs Devi Sridhar is right to welcome free cholesterol testing on the NHS in…

Saudi deal offers a revenue boost for Exeter University that will save jobs | Letter

The partnership is not funded by ‘dirty money’, as the Exeter branch of the University and College Union claims, says Prof Anthony King The University of Exeter’s proposed partnership with the National Defense Universit…

AI transcriptions are no time-saving measure for doctors | Letters

Dr Mary Gibbs says there are a number of problems with AI, particularly its tendency to misunderstand, as Debbie Cameron can attest I am an out-of-hours GP, and I am glad to see a news report on this issue, which has be…

Terrifying Halloween event with zombies, horror clowns and jump scares coming to haunted Welsh castle

Those attending can expect clowns, monsters, witches and the undead amongst the characters ready to scare guests from Thursday, October 15 until Sunday, November 1.

Edu leaves Nottingham Forest after turbulent spell

Global head of football Edu leaves Nottingham Forest after just over a year at the City Ground.

Michelle Keegan 'hooked' by new ITV drama as return marks first of Stockport star's career

Michelle Keegan is returning to ITV with brand new drama, The Blame, and she's spoken about her new role

EU entry-exit system has been a ‘shambles’, Ryanair chief says

Since its launch, the EES caused disruption for some travellers, with some even missing flights due to the long queues

Far-right anti-migrant protests escalate amid fears of wider mobilisation

As police hunt down those who attacked police at the anti-migrant protest in Portsmouth, anti-racism campaigners say the violence was a ‘wake-up call’ amid fears of further disorder

Polanski faces Green rival in his pursuit of Keir Starmer’s old seat

Hamza Chowdhury says most of his fellow Green Camden councillors back him to contest 8 October byelection Zack Polanski is facing unexpected opposition from his own party in his attempt to fight the Holborn and St Pancr…

Elderly County Durham woman left lying on pavement for over four hours waiting for an ambulance after fall

Kathleen Bryson, aged 80, lay on the ground for over four hours waiting for an ambulance

WRU appoints Lillicrap to new women's role

Former captain Siwan Lillicrap is named head of women's coaching and development by the Welsh Rugby Union.

'I couldn't move half my face after six-hour surgery to save my life'

Ella Tyman was diagnosed with a rare cancer in 2023

Travellers' site near M5 in Somerset may have to be torn down

Enforcement action could be taken

Angela Rayner withdraws council reorganisation decisions after new legal advice

At least eight councils have launched legal challenges.

UK begins talks to rejoin EU security missions

The deal could see British officials take part in crisis management operations for the first time since Brexit.

Police officer was warned about racist comments online but he carried on. He has now been sacked

Stefan Downs was repeatedly warned about his conduct on social media

Syrian reactor could have been used for nuclear weapons if completed, UN says

Chief of nuclear watchdog says secret Assad-era facility would have been able to produce fissile material A nearly complete nuclear reactor built secretly during the rule of the toppled Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad wou…

More than 250 people to flock to Hull garden party as caravan company toasts growth

'We’re incredibly proud that this growth is happening here in East Yorkshire'