The Ocean's 8 stars discuss their TV to movie careers, blast film trolls and discuss the need for more diverse film critics.
The psychological thriller lands on Netflix as your latest binge watch.
Lake Garda’s water levels have dropped to the lowest recorded in 15 years after scorching temperatures in Italy. Like other areas in northern Italy, the popular tourist location is experiencing the worst drought in 70 years. “We are currently at 30cm above the benchmark hydrographic level, compared to an average for this time of year of between 80 and 100,” said Gianluca Ginepro, head of Garda Unico, which promotes the lake.
War in Ukraine, a humanitarian crisis, and reaction in Kyiv, Westminster and beyond. The Telegraph's leading journalists take you beyond the headlines every weekday in our podcast, Ukraine: The Latest.
The former Chancellor revealed his ‘go-to’ McDonald’s breakfast order as an item that was scrapped in 2020
Thomas Nutt must serve at least 21 years for punching, strangling then descerating the body of Dawn Walker
Richard Dyson, 38, died with his partner Simon Midgley, 32, during the blaze at the Cameron House hotel in December 2017.
Overseas recruits will be needed on ‘mass scale’ before winter
A "record number" of pupils have been accepted into Oxford and Cambridge universities despite national figures showing a drop in top grades.
Hundreds of thousands of pupils got results on Thursday, having sat exams for the first time since the coronavirus outbreak.
THE South Downs has become a hive of wildlife havens thanks to the Bee Lines project.
Christopher Shaw suffered several spinal fractures after alleged violence by a Beaumont police officer in June 2021
The County Press has launched its 2022 Cash For Charities initiative — and we're asking you to nominate your favourite Isle of Wight charity.
<strong>EXCLUSIVE: </strong>A 28-year-old Georgia woman went to a chiropractor in June to relieve neck tightness after studying for her chemistry finals. Her life changed 20 minutes later, her mother tells <strong>Sheila Flynn</strong>
Sales of Sir Salman Rushdie’s novel The Satanic Verses have rocketed back onto the best-seller lists after he was attacked on stage in the US. The Satanic Verses was banned in 1988 in a number of countries with large Muslim populations, including Iran. In 1989, Iran’s then leader, Ayatollah Khomeini, issued a fatwa, or religious edict, calling on Muslims to kill Rushdie - forcing him into hiding for years.
‘If there was ever an example of not giving up on your dreams then Darius is top of the pile,’ Young said of the late ‘Pop Idol’ star
IT was one of the most popular rides at East Lancashire’s only theme park.
Retired pro boxer Chris Eubank appeared on Celebrity MasterChefBBC
Clifton, York: North Yorkshire Police say they will be holding a community question and answer session for residents
SHARES in Joules Group plunged by more than one-third this morning as the troubled fashion retailer warned it expects to make a “significant loss” in the first half and a full-year loss before tax, “significantly below market expectations”.
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