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The New York Jets aren’t happy that they’re being showcased as part of HBO’s series, “Hard Knocks.”

The owners of a teapot-shaped café truck in Salford say they are at their ‘wits end’ as they struggle to make ends meet.

A couple who unintentionally acquired a dilapidated mansion in Dunoon, instead of the Glasgow city centre flat they had intended to buy have finally received approval for their new home.

A couple who accidentally bought a 120-year-old derelict mansion in Dunoon instead of a flat in Glasgow have finally received the sign-off on their new home.

The New York Jets and their high-profile new quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, will be the focus of this year’s installment of HBO’s long-running Hard Knocks, according to multiple media reports.

A legendary daytime TV star has sadly died.

Andrea Evans has sadly passed away.

moments—she was memorably mugged for it in season three, when she informed the thief that this was no ordinary bag, but “a Baguette.” The link was cemented when Parker designed two of her own Baguettes to mark the cult style’s 25th anniversary.Carrie Bradshaw wears a sequin Fendi baguette bag in And Just Like That.Sarah Jessica Parker has an impressive collection of Fendi Baguettes to rival that of her character (who recently re-wore a purple sequin version in Sex and the City reboot ). Her love of a rectangular sparkly bag isn’t just limited to one style, however, as this month SJP has been carrying a ’90s-style crystal-encrusted shoulder bag by the Italian brand Benedetta Bruzziches.Sarah Jessica Parker with the Benedetta Bruzziches shoulder bag.The glittery shoulder bag (called the “Vitty”) brings a touch of Y2K to any outfit, and has become a firm favorite with celebrities like and .

The celebrations were in full swing following Rod Stewart's sell-out gigs at Edinburgh Castle last week, as the Maggie May rocker took to the stage on Thursday and Friday night to delight Scottish crowds in the capital.

A terminally ill pensioner says she's been hounded by a parking company and debt collector for the last two months despite her fine being cancelled.

The seven-hour siege only came to an end when the 'tornado team', an elite riot squad charged with keeping Britain's unruly prisoners at bay, stormed the chapel. Eighteen stun grenades were pushed through the shattered windows, before the rioting teenagers were finally brought under control.

American actor Chris Pine has been spotted touching down into Scotland this weekend, as the star was snapped at Glasgow Airport on Sunday.

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Across Britain, there are hundreds of beautiful towns and villages that are perfect for a staycation this summer - but there is one 'underrated' village to visit if you are on a budget.

at all. It was a day in May, and I paired it with strawberry on a hot early summer afternoon. It was one of my first meals on a new regimen, and I remember thinking that the combination wasn't so bad.

Will Tizard Contributor Although set in a noirish Northern California, “Fremont” – which premiered at Sundance and plays in competition at Karlovy Vary this week – is a refugee story that’s firmly rooted in reality. Director Babak Jalali’s casting of real-life Afghan refugee Anaita Wali Zada, a first-time actor, in the lead role gives some indication of his commitment to authenticity. The hardboiled script, co-written with Carolina Cavalli, turns on a young woman, Donya, working in a Chinese fortune cookie factory while starved for sleep and wracked with PTSD from her past life working with the U.S. military in Afghanistan. The tight dialogue lends another level of stylized sheen to the film, as does the appearance of two veteran actors in wry performances – Gregg Turkington as a Jack London-obsessed therapist, and Jeremy Allen White, best known for his role as master chef in TV series “The Bear,” as a lovelorn mechanic.

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Two members of the public had to be rescued after they raced to help stricken cattle which had plunged off a cliff.

Frameline, the San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival concluded its 47th iteration on Saturday, June 24, with a screening of Taylor Mac’s 24-Decade History of Popular Music, directed by Oscar-winning duo Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman (The Celluloid Closet). The documentary feature about the titular performer’s singular spectacle was preceded by the Festival’s annual Award Ceremony, which reaffirmed the dynamic future of queer cinema.

The BFI has hired veteran sales exec Vicki Brown as Senior Executive for Sales and Distribution for the BFI National Lottery Filmmaking Fund.

A holidaymaker says that she was stopped from flying home after TUI staff told her she'd been blacklisted because of a minor toilet row. Victoria Devorie, 44, was checking in for her journey home from Jamaica when she discovered staff placed her on a banned list following her outbound flight.

Original Bay City Rollers frontman Nobby Clark has vowed to recover decades’ worth of royalties – claiming it was his voice on the band’s biggest US hit. For almost a decade, Gordon “Nobby” Clark was the voice of the Edinburgh band before being replaced by Les McKeown, who died in 2021.

Police working on an island where six-year-old Alesha MacPhail was murdered are 'afraid to go out on duty' after overnight cover was slashed.

Having high blood pressure is an extremely common condition that affects millions of Brits every year - and it can become life-threatening if left unnoticed.

An unexpected visitor is due to turn up in the village which will leave the Sharma family shocked as Jai prepares for his nuptials to Laurel in Emmerdale.

A now-disgraced former youth pastor in the city of Plover, Wisconsin has agreed to a plea deal with prosecutors amid accusations of “repeated sexual assault of a child.”

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Pixar animation “Elemental” rose to the top of the South Korean box office over the latest weekend. It overtook “The Roundup: No Way Out” and kept new release “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” at bay, in third place. Released a week earlier, “Elemental” rose from second place to first and grew its revenue by 19% in its second frame. According to data from Kobis, the tracking service operated by the Korean Film Council, “Elemental” earned $3.86 million between Friday and Sunday for a 12-day cumulative of $9.47 million. “The Roundup: No Way Out,” which had dominated the sector for the previous three weekends, slipped to second position. It earned $3.34 million over the weekend, a 34% week-on-week decline. Since releasing on May 31, it has amassed $73.2 million, from 9.67 million ticket sales, by far the biggest haul of any film released this calendar year.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor “The Conners” and “The Righteous Gemstones” star John Goodman says he misses his “Roseanne” co-star Roseanne Barr, but he’s not sure he’d work with her again. Hit sitcom “Roseanne” was canceled by ABC in 2018 after a racially-charged tweet by Barr about Valerie Jarrett, an African-American woman who was a senior adviser to Barack Obama throughout his presidency. Barr later apologized. Later that year, Goodman told the Sunday Times: “I was surprised at the response. And that’s probably all I should say about that … I know for a fact that she’s not a racist.” He added that Barr was “going through hell.” Barr then thanked Goodman “for speaking truth about me.”

Katie Price's mum, Amy, has opened up about how her daughter hit "rock bottom" in September 2021, which led to her considering having her daughter sectioned. Amy, 71, who is is living with terminal idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, has opened up about being Katie's mother, as well as the struggles that Katie, 45, a mum-of-five, has faced through the years in her upcoming memoir The Last Word.

When most people think of Ibiza, they conjure up images of strobe-lit clubs, superstar DJs and hedonistic crowds sweating on packed dance floors. But even though it’s still the number one clubbers’ paradise, there’s a less showy side to the island which attracts a more genteel crowd. In a bid to explore a more alternative side of Ibiza, OK! stepped away from the buzzing nightlife to embrace a more traditional holiday.Think tranquil cobbled streets, relaxed authentic tapas bars, idyllic sandy beaches and plenty of history to explore.The White Isle’s charms are a magnet for royals and celebs, too – Princess Eugenie had her hen do there, while Katy Perry has been spotted catching some rays.

Peter Andre recently shared his weight struggles with OK, revealing that fad diets left him depressed. In the end, he managed to lose weight by eating a balanced diet and moving his body regularly with a training programme. Better still, Pete still treated himself to all his favourite foods while he got in shape, all by making a few simple healthy tweaks.

Plans to create a Scottish spaceport include a new hotel and visitor centre. The island of Unst in Shetland, which is the northern-most part of the UK, is earmarked for the launch site.

Work on a new 131-space car park at Burrs Country Park in Bury is to be scaled back after the council failed to secure funding. Last year Bury Council, in response to a huge increase in visitors to the park and related issues with parking, agreed plans to formalise the current overspill car park to create new off-road car parking spaces and a surfaced pavement along Woodhill Road giving pedestrian access into the park.

Manchester International Festival makes its big return next week - and there will be a brand new location for the eagerly-anticipated Festival Square. In past years the Festival hub has been on Albert Square, and then more recently at Cathedral Gardens.

For some people, the dry, indoor air of winter can cause flare-ups of eczema. But for others, it's the summer months where their skin is at its worst, as a result of sweating, outdoor allergens, and increased exposure to sunlight.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent The Filming ItalySardegna Festival that kicks off Italy’s summer moviegoing season will play a prominent role in the ongoing push to lure Italians back into movie theaters, just as the country’s box office is starting to gain traction.    A robust roster of talents from Hollywood and Italy and a solid lineup of premieres are booked for this event, which combines film and TV and unspools June 22-25 in the Forte Village resort near Cagliari, capital of Sardegna (Sardinia in English). The fest is set to take place just as the Italian government starts to invest €20 million ($22 million) to promote moviegoing through a campaign called Cinema Revolution, under which cinema tickets will be half-price for a limited time.