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Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley replace Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby on the ITV daytime show.

Made in Chelsea star Jamie Laing will join Vick Hope to host Going Home on Radio 1 from March.

The outfit has been compared to famous Star Wars character C-3PO on social media.

Retail figures reveal a 3.4% sharp rise at the beginning of 2024 following December's record fall.

The Beach Boys star will "remain at home" and "continue to work" at his discretion, the family says.

The prince's appearance on Good Morning America is expected to touch on his father's cancer diagnosis.

A UK general election has to be held by 28 January 2025, but could take place earlier.

Watch highlights as Hull KR beat 11-man Hull FC 22-0 in the opening game of the new Super League season.

What do people in the Northamptonshire constituency make of Labour's victory over the Tories?

Labour has overturned a large Conservative majority to win the Kingswood by-election.

Some research suggests women are at a higher risk of concussion - but what is the impact of a head injury and how can it affect a female athlete?

The US and Ukraine admit Ukrainian troops are running out of ammunition in the eastern town of Avdiivka.

The party overturns big majorities to win former Conservative seats of Wellingborough and Kingswood.

The new Welsh Labour leader will govern three million people, but be elected by thousands.

Most of Friday's papers focus on figures confirming Britain has fallen into a recession.

Polling expert Prof Sir John Curtice says the party will be worried by the scale of its defeats by Labour.

Researchers find children more positive about the royals than sceptical young adults.

Six Nations Rugby Special pundits Jonathan Davies and Chris Ashton choose their top three rugby league to rugby union converts from a list featuring Sonny Bill Williams and Jason Robinson.

Londoner Tarinn Callender plays Bronco Billy in a new musical based on Clint Eastwood's 1980 film.

The new president's radical measures to overhaul the economy are loved by some, loathed by others.