Bob Dylan's artistic influence is undisputed, but the sales figures of the 1960s tell a different story. Simon and Garfunkel, rescued by a stroke of studio genius, outsold the great man himself.
A family barbecue in Prescot led to Mama Sood's, an award-winning chutney business. Neetu Sood's journey from India to national Great Taste Awards success is a story of enterprise, tradition, and integration.
Paul Lennon, founder of the Thai Tims, has died aged 60 after battling an aggressive brain tumour. The Celtic fan devoted his life to teaching children with Down's syndrome in Thailand through football songs.
Greater Manchester Police have ruled out murder in the death of Nathan Haigh, 31, found unresponsive at a Rochdale flat. A woman arrested on suspicion of murder has been released on bail for assault.
Joel Dommett reveals the panic of turning 40 and the harsh realities of juggling two sons with a high-profile TV career, from skincare launches to sleep deprivation.
A paramedic has been struck off after telling a seriously ill stroke victim to 'stop being a baby' and subjecting her to racially motivated abuse during a 999 call.
Wladimir Klitschko has broken his silence following the death of Hayden Panettiere, vowing their daughter Kaya will always remember the mother she lost.
South East Water admits 'unacceptable' supply failures as 8,000 Kent homes face dry taps amid heatwave, exposing years of underinvestment.
Hayden Panettiere's tragic death at 36 exposes the dark reality of child stardom, from 'trigger tears' to a lost childhood. A sombre reflection on fame's heavy price.
Liverpool's 2-0 win over Como in pre-season offers glimpses of Iraola's new-look Reds, but questions over Gakpo, Jones, and Wirtz loom large before the Newcastle opener.
Admiral Cooper's visit to the USS Lincoln exposes the human toll of America's 240-day carrier deployment, as Israel strikes Hezbollah commanders and Gaza talks stall.
The West Midlands is officially in drought, with reservoirs running dry and wildfires raging. Met Office warns autumn rain may not be enough to reverse the crisis affecting most of England and all of Wales.
Bayern Munich's decision to pass on Lutsharel Geertruida has been vindicated, as the Dutch defender's move to RB Leipzig has turned into a costly transfer flop. We examine what went wrong and what lies ahead for the 26-year-old.
Dame Brenda Blethyn says she would happily reprise her role as DCI Vera Stanhope for a special episode, as author Ann Cleeves reveals she has not killed off the beloved detective.
Whitbread confirms closure dates for 261 restaurants, including Beefeater and Brewers Fayre, as it pivots to hotels. 3,800 jobs at risk.
The Law Society admits it investigated its Chief Executive over a character reference for his convicted paedophile cousin, as members demand his resignation.
A team of Allied saboteurs is assigned an impossible mission: infiltrate an impregnable Nazi-held Greek island and destroy the two enormous long-range field guns that prevent the rescue of 2,000 trapped British soldiers.
Scottish actor Jack Lowden has seen his odds slashed to 5-1 to become the next James Bond after Richard Osman claimed the Slow Horses star is 'strongly considered' for the iconic role.
Britain is in the grip of eclipse mania as thousands travel for hours in a desperate search for solar eclipse glasses before the most impressive partial eclipse in 54 years.
Interior designers reveal the five items that are sabotaging your guest room and turning British hospitality into an unwitting insult. From family photos to old linens, here is what must go.
A Cold War bunker in Nova Scotia is being turned into a luxury survival complex for the super-rich, as fears of global collapse drive demand for doomsday shelters.
American health officials propose closing a regulatory gap that has allowed thousands of chemicals to enter the US food supply without government review. But critics say the plan does not go far enough.
Labour’s Andy Burnham is set to water down electric car sales rules, allowing half of new cars to still run on petrol by 2030, in a retreat from the net zero push.
A British Airways flight attendant who bravely subdued a disruptive passenger has been hailed a national heroine after a drum and bass DJ invited her to perform on stage.
Lionel Messi's Inter Miami face Monterrey in a Leagues Cup match that pits European football royalty against North American ambition. British fans face late-night viewing and VPN hurdles.
Led Zeppelin's 'Whole Lotta Love' took three decades to become a UK hit, a testament to the band's stubborn refusal to play the singles game and a lesson in artistic integrity.
James and Ola Jordan, once hailed as the couple who beat the 'Strictly curse', have announced their separation after 22 years. The news reignites debate about fame, family values, and the pressures of modern celebrity life.
A new study in Nature reveals that partially connected neural networks can outperform fully wired ones, challenging conventional wisdom on AI and brain function.
An estimated one billion plastic nurdles have spilled into the North Sea off the Northumberland coast, sparking fury among volunteers who say they were prevented from joining the clean-up operation for days.
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