Scots polar bears hook up for Valentines at Highland Wildlife in hopes for Hamish 2.0

direct to your inboxPiers Morgan and Matt Hancock clashed again on Good Morning Britain as the health secretary refuses to apologise for acting unlawfully.Mr Hancock said he "won't apologise" after a high court ruling found him guilty of unlawful conduct by failing to publish Covid-19 contracts within the legal time frame.Piers was quick to ask him why he wouldn't issue an apology to which Mr Hancock said: "I won’t apologise, to apologise would imply I’d do something differently."Given the

direct to your inboxGood Morning Britain viewers were feeling the awkwardness while watching today's show.Matt Hancock was on the ITV news programme on Tuesday, however, his interview swiftly followed a chat with Ben Stokes. The cricketer was chatting to GMB hosts Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid as the England cricket team continue their tour of India.

Hugh Grant has joked that he forces his children to watch his films, and that they “don’t get fed” if they refuse. The British actor spoke to Drew Barrymore in a video interview for the SAG-AFTRA Foundation this week, in which they discussed their careers along with life during lockdown.

Highland Perthshire farmer has been elected as the 63rd president of the country’s largest agriculture union.Martin Kennedy, who has been a vice president at the National Farmers’ Union of Scotland (NFUS) since 2017, now takes over the organisation’s top role.Martin, who runs Lurgan Farm just a few miles north of Aberfeldy, was elected unopposed in last Friday’s vote at the NFUS’s virtual council meeting in Glasgow.Beggar kicked supermarket manager when asked to movePensioner admits making knife

Rebecca Davis editorHours after Beijing banned the BBC World Service, Hong Kong’s public broadcaster announced Friday that it will also drop certain BBC programs, sparking concern from foreign governments and journalist organizations.Beijing’s tit-for-tat move to block the BBC came a week after the U.K.

direct to your inboxGood Morning Britain’s Dr Hilary Jones has issued a warning to anyone hoping to have a summer break away this year.On the ITV show this morning, he was questioned about the prospect of staycations or even going abroad as people look forward to a loosening of coronavirus restrictions.It came as Health Secretary Matt Hancock urged people to be “patient” over the prospect of getting away.The minister said in an interview that the government is “doing everything that we possibly

direct to your inboxKate Garraway has challenged Matt Hancock in their first meeting since her husband became seriously ill with coronavirus. The Health Secretary appeared on Thursday's Good Morning Britain which was being hosted by Kate and Ben Shephard.

the Reformer the visit was to help the Prime Minister be “accessible” during a national emergency, and during his stop he spoke to troops setting up the centre and volunteers there.

LONDON -- Hilton Valentine, the founding guitarist of the English rock and roll band The Animals who is credited with coming up with one of the most famous opening riffs of the 1960s, has died.

Hilton Valentine, an English musician who was a guitarist in rhythm blues and rock band The Animals, has died. He was 77.

Hilton Valentine, guitarist and founding member of The Animals, has died. He was 77.