FasateenThe first episode of our brand new drama series, Fasateen, introduces our main characters: Aliya, a single mother. Lama, a rich house wife and Karma, a woman living with a secret.
Education minister says his children go to a private school
Pete Bennett, 40, of Brighton, who won the reality TV show in 2006 is now in a radio documentary highlighting the positives of Tourette’s
Kim Jong-un appears emotional at funeral of North Korean military official
OVER 600 bikers rode their motorcycles through the streets of BCP to raise money and awareness for men’s health, this morning (Sunday May 22).
The springtime range is here – but you better be quick
THE coroner for Dorset is seeking help from the public to find the next of kin of a man who lived in Bournemouth.
WITH reference to John Warmingham’s letter (May 6) “Madman in the Kremlin”, it is very easy, when criticising someone of whom you strongly disapprove to shift the vocabulary from ‘bad’ to ‘mad’ (the tabloids do it all the time).
Property website Rightmove predicts a property price slowdown ‘later this year’
Zookeeper gets finger bitten off by lion in Jamaica
On the fifth anniversary, Lancashire remembers the 22 victims, four who lived in the county, of the Manchester Bombing.
There is currently no cure for migraines, although a number of treatments are available to help ease the symptoms.
The cheapest new car in the UK now costs more than £10,000 - making it more expensive than ever to buy a brand-new vehicle.
The "serious systemic failures" of the Afghanistan evacuation by the Foreign Office lowered the UK's global standing, a cross-party group of MPs has said. A damning report from the Foreign Affairs Committee said Afghan allies and British soldiers were "utterly let down by deep failures of leadership" in the government during the August 2021 evacuation of Afghan translators and others who worked alongside British troops for more than 20 years. Tom Tugendhat, the Conservative chair of the committee, said those failures have had "huge implications" for the UK as it inspired Vladimir Putin and others "to think that we weren't serious" - which "allowed him to believe that he could attack Ukraine without us reacting".
Lightning bolts put on a strobe-like show in the sky over Fountain City, Wisconsin, on May 19.Timelapse footage captured by Jake Stehli shows frequent bolts flashing across the dark sky in Fountain City.Stehli wrote: “One hell of a #Lightning #crawler show in Fountain City.”The National Weather Service in LaCrosse issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning, which included the possibility of frequent lightning, in the area near Fountain City until 10 pm on May 19. Credit: Jake Stehli via Storyful
Police have launched an investigation after human remains were found in the River Severn in Shropshire. West Mercia Police said the remains were likely to have been in the water for a significant amount of time. “An investigation has been launched and all lines of inquiry are being explored.”
Unclear how long Oracle chairman’s involvement lasted
SANTA FE LITERARY FESTIVAL: <strong>Holly Baxter </strong>reports from the Santa Fe Literary Festival on Margaret Atwood’s refusal to mince her words and Don Winslow’s surprising reason for retirement
You might not think that we produce many tomatoes in Britain, but we do: about 100,000 tons, a fifth of our annual consumption. Yet British tomato farmers face a problem: powdery mildew, a disease against which their principal defence has long been fungicide.
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