Bury Market has been voted the country's favourite again - but what makes it so brilliant?

English football team anthem, the 1996 smash hit by comedians David Baddiel and Frank Skinner with band The Lightning Seeds, 'Three Lions'. The unexpected success of the men's England team - which saw the Lions qualify for the finals of a major international tournament for the first time since 1966 - saw joy across the country, with football fans bursting into renditions of the chorus throughout the month of June. READ MORE: Brilliant but scary forgotten photos show Prince Charles and Camilla almost getting wiped out by a bald eagleThe song has also found itself a new fan in perhaps the most unexpected of iconic British establishments; the royal family itself.

Travel disruption caused by Storm Eunice will continue into Saturday as the clean-up begins from the deadly storm.

A bemused couple are demanding an apology from Ryanair after they claim they were flown to the wrong country.

British nationals have been urged by the Foreign Office to leave Ukraine immediately “while commercial means are still available”.

Bastille have scored their third UK Number One album with their new LP ‘Give Me The Future’.The London band’s new record, which arrived last week (February 4), debuted in the top spot with 85 per cent of its total coming from physical sales, plus the biggest digital download figures of the week. It also topped the Official Record Store Chart.“We’re so happy and excited! Ridiculously grateful to everyone who’s bought the album and listened to it, and to everyone who worked so hard to make this record with us,” Bastille said upon receiving news of their achievement.They added: “We’re mega proud of ‘Give Me The Future’ and beyond overjoyed that it’s had such an amazing response so far.

Good Morning Britain presenter Alex Beresford has quit his regular role on the programme ITV West Country as he gears up to try something new.The TV star has been a weatherman on the show for an incredible 17 years. But after moving his way up the ranks, Alex has left the regional section behind in favour of a position with the national news team. Giving an emotional statement about his departure, the longtime GMB host reflected on a "special part" of his life and how much he'll "miss" the job and all the people in it.

Everyone in Manchester has an Afflecks story.

It's the must-have piece of garden furniture that is constantly clogging up our social media feeds - but whenever we actually go to buy a hanging egg chair, they seem to be sold out everywhere. Well, if you're looking to jump on this interiors trend as the weather gets warmer - which is also loved by Mrs Hinch and Stacey Solomon - then we have some very good news.

Neighbours fans have started a campaign to save the Australian soap after it was announced Channel 5 has made a decision to stop airing the long-running drama serial, with many convinced ITV could save the day.The news first emerged with reports that a source had revealed the show's Ramsay Street residents would be seen for the last time. And amid claims that the Melbourne-based cast and crew hadn't yet been told the heartbreaking news, Channel 5 decided to clarify the rumours. While in Australia, the soap is made by Fremantle media and airs on Channel 10, its partnership with a UK channel - Channel 5 for the last decade - is vital to its survival.

Naman Ramachandran In cheering news for the British entertainment business, film and high-end television production spend in the U.K. reached over £5.64 billion ($7.65 billion) in 2021, £1.27 billion higher than for the pre-pandemic year 2019. Official figures published on Friday by the BFI’s Research and Statistics Unit reveal that film production reached £1.55 billion, 3% up on 2020, while high-end TV production soared to £4.09 billion, nearly double pre-pandemic 2019 levels.

The UK property market has witnessed a strong start to the year, with the fastest house price growth since 2005.