Strictly newcomer Maddie Ingoldsby: from West End Annie to ballroom champion

EastEnders' Denise Fox faces a bleak future after her half-brother fails to be a stem cell match, but viewers believe a teenage relative will save her.

A hero security guard, stabbed three times, saved hundreds from a synagogue massacre. His story of courage and duty is a lesson for our times.

Convicted murderer Christa Pike survived her execution in Tennessee despite two doses of pentobarbital, prompting a state investigation. The 50-year-old, who killed Colleen Slemmer in 1995, was found snoring on the gurney.

Alder Hey consultant Ian Sinha reveals children are eating emergency glucose and developing eating disorders as families cannot afford food, in a stark warning on Britain's food insecurity crisis.

Former EastEnders stars Natalie Cassidy and Jack Ryder reunite after 24 years, as new research reveals Britons are failing to have meaningful conversations with loved ones.

Intel's new Wildcat Lake chip is a genuine leap forward, but the Acemagic K5 mini PC is hamstrung by limited PCIe lanes, a slow SSD and a price that undercuts its value. At $559, it faces stiff AMD competition.

Sainsbury's recalls three tote bag designs over excessive phthalate levels, urging customers to return them immediately due to serious chemical risk to children.

A nine-year-old from Middleton, Rochdale, is on a mission to prove that British grit and musical tradition are alive and well. Adrian Abraham, a self-taught guitarist with a passion for classic rock, is racing against the clock to become the youngest person in the world to pass the Grade 8 electric guitar exam.

The DWP has admitted it may have wrongly closed thousands of New Style JSA claims between 2019 and 2023. Here's who is affected and the one-month deadline to claim what you're owed.

The tragic decline of Debbie Webster in Coronation Street intensifies as her vascular dementia worsens, leaving her family to grapple with the consequences of her son's actions.

Martin Lewis's simple 4pm curtain rule could help British households keep their homes warmer and cut energy bills this winter, without spending a penny.

A 27-year-old London consultant earning £130,000 a year says he feels 'broke' with just £10,000 in savings, sparking debate about the true cost of living in the capital.

Nathan Blagg, 28, has been jailed for seven years after stealing a tractor and ramming it into a rival's home in Middlesbrough, in a case that has devastated a local farmer and exposed the scourge of organised crime.

Owen Dodd, 23, was jailed for 680 days after a brutal assault on his girlfriend during a Tenerife holiday, which a judge condemned as the work of a 'controlling bully'.

Craig Bellamy has revealed how Cristiano Ronaldo once shut down Lisbon airport, leaving the Burnley squad speechless. A tale of football's most extraordinary superstar.

Nicolas Cage's portrayal of John Madden in the new biopic has split fans. Will this be a triumph or a travesty? The first trailer has arrived.

Saudi Arabia announces a grand new mosque in Riyadh named after King Abdulaziz, a symbol of national unity and modern ambition.

A BMW driver who killed a young father in a 116mph race with an Aston Martin has been jailed for 32 months. The victim, Callum Dix, 20, was on his way home from work.

President Trump's UN address was full of claims that do not withstand scrutiny. From munitions to oil, jobs to wars, we examine the facts behind the rhetoric.

Lewis Hall's decision to snub Manchester United and extend his Newcastle contract until 2031 is a rare victory for loyalty in modern football. The left-back credits new boss Matthias Jaissle and the club's ambition for his choice to stay at St James' Park.

A grooming gang survivor warns that 99% of paedophiles involved in Britain's child abuse networks remain free, with only 1% convicted. She demands a full reinvestigation of the Oxford network and cross-referencing of police data.

Trump's DOT exempts airlines from 10 disruption types, making flight compensation harder for passengers. A blow for travellers, a win for carriers.

Gary Neville warns Michael Carrick faces 'a lot of trouble' at Manchester United as INEOS reportedly weighs a January sacking after a dismal start to the season.

A £19m publicly funded road in Horwich remains closed because a developer refused to pay a £1,200 legal fee. Five years late, the Rivington Chase link road is a 'road to nowhere'.

A Staffordshire mother's nine-year codeine addiction cost £6,500 and nearly killed her. Now sober, she warns of the hidden dangers of prescription painkillers.

Newcastle United's win over Hull came at a cost as Tino Livramento faces an MRI scan, joining nine other players on the sidelines. Manager Matthias Jaissle demands resilience amid a growing injury crisis.

Welsh motorists face fines up to £150 for idling from September 30. The Welsh Government says the move will cut harmful emissions near schools and hospitals.

Andy Burnham hosts Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin at the Brian Boru club in Wigan, raising questions about the Union, Brexit trade barriers, and the future of Anglo-Irish relations.

The RNLI has been forced to suspend its Portsmouth lifeboat station after volunteers who rescued Channel migrants were branded 'traitors' and subjected to a campaign of abuse. The charity, a symbol of British decency, now finds itself at the centre of the migration storm.