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OK! MagazineIconic BBC comedy series to return to screens - 36yrs after first episode
A series of new episodes are coming later this year with the main cast all returning to their former roles in a move that has delighted the show's fanbase
- Bristol Live
King Charles 'angrier than anyone has ever seen him' at Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Nigeria trip
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's recent trip to Nigeria has reportedly left King Charles 'angrier than anyone has ever seen him' as the Royal Family are said to be 'worried'
- Edinburgh Live
Meghan Markle knows one move that would 'sell millions' but horrifies King Charles
Meghan Markle knows the one major move she could easily make that would "sell millions" and make her a ton of cash - but King Charles is "filled with horror" at the idea, according to a Royal expert
- OK! Magazine
Meghan Markle 'strides off' from Harry as they land back in LA after 'excruciating' 18-hour day
Meghan Markle reportedly 'strode' ahead of a seemingly 'slumped' Prince Harry as the pair were pictured returning to Los Angeles after their 'excruciating' 18-hour travel day
- OK! Magazine
Rylan Clark's surprising real name revealed after his mum blurts it out on Gogglebox
TV fans were sent into meltdown when Rylan's mum accidentally blurted out his real name during an episode of Gogglebox as the pair had a back and fourth over iced fingers
- OK! Magazine
People are only just realising why there are zig-zag lines on main roads
A road marking has left people baffled after realising what the zig-zag means – and it's probably not what you think. Here's what you need to know about them
- Belfast Live
Turkey issues warning for UK tourists with holidays booked including 'large fines'
Millions of tourists visit Turkey each year and it's one of the UK's favourite holiday destinations after Spain - but there are some rules you need to follow in order to avoid being hit with a hefty fine
- The Telegraph
Palestinian student ‘full of joy’ after Oct 7 attack upset she faces deportation
A Palestinian student who said she was “full of pride” after Hamas launched its attack on Israel faces deportation.
- Yorkshire Live
Martin Lewis urges Octopus, EDF, OVO and British Gas customers to make £180 demand
The MoneySavingExpert has urged customers to check their energy bills and account balances as they could be owed a rebate of up to £180 from their supplier
- Liverpool Echo
'People think my firework tattoo looks like something rude – I'm freaking out'
A woman has shared a picture of her firework tattoo on Reddit. However, she's been left freaking out after people told her it looks like something rude as she asked people their advice
- Liverpool Echo
Liverpool hit with reality as Premier League table without VAR emerges
Referees have been criticised for the on-field decisions in the Premier League this season
- Birmingham Live
Rylan Clark 'would've been in court' as he reveals he was 'held back' by TV crew over shocking behaviour
The shocking incident happened while he was in Venice for Rob and Rylan's Grand Tour
- Bristol Live
Aldi takes swipe at 'overpriced' Cadbury treat as shoppers left in stitches
Aldi shoppers have been left howling with laughter after the supermarket responded to a tweet comparing its budget chocolate bars to Cadbury's iconic Freddo offering
- The Telegraph
Anne Robinson confirms she is in relationship with Andrew Parker Bowles
As the so-called “Queen of Mean” and the former husband of the actual Queen, they have been at pains to keep their romance under wraps.
- Birmingham Live
DWP bank account checks find 63,000 benefit claimants breaking rules
A test of new DWP plans found thousands of people had an average of £50,000 sitting undeclared in their accounts while claiming low-income benefits
- My London
Met Office alert for best UK spot to stand chance of seeing Northern Lights on Friday, May 17
Conditions need to be ideal for the aurora to be viewed in parts of England, which is why it is such a rare occurrence
- Evening Standard
‘Kidnapped’ man found after 27 years hidden in neighbour’s cellar
Omar Bin Omran was presumed dead after he went missing in Algeria when he was 17 years old
- The Telegraph
Sister sues ‘sicknote’ brother after mother left him entire £500,000 fortune
A sister is suing her brother she dubbed a “sicknote” after their mother left him her £500,000 fortune, a court heard.
- Liverpool Echo
GMB fans say 'no way' as Charlotte Hawkins' hints at her age
People watching the morning programme thought she was joking at first
- Lancashire Telegraph
Dog weighted down and thrown in canal in ‘shocking and horrible’ incident
A Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross was found in a canal, behind Banny's Drive Through and Restaurant on Trafalgar Street.