Viewers divided over footage showing cyclist falling into a ditch after a Land Rover drives by

This Morning viewers were left unimpressed minutes into the latest edition of the show as hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield chatted about ITV's latest drama, The Thief, His Wife and The Canoe.

Shocking footage shows hundreds of Ryanair passengers sandwiched together inside a departures gate with 'no ventilation' at Manchester Airport. Holidaymakers travelling from the airport's Terminal Three on Tuesday (April 12) were reportedly left standing for an hour and a half after four flights scheduled to leave from the same gate at a similar time were delayed.

Jamie Lynn Spears, 31, is ready to let bygones be bygones, ya’all! On April 9, Britney Spears, 40, nearly broke the internet when she revealed with fans on Instagram that she was having a baby with fiance Sam Asghari, 28. And although Jamie Lynn and Britney have been estranged following the release of Jamie Lynn’s scathing autobiography, Things I Should’ve Said, the former Nickelodeon star extended an olive branch to Britney — showing her support by “liking” the post!

Shocking CCTV footage captured the moment a suspected stolen BMW which was being chased by police crashed head-on with another car in Rochdale.

The Irish World Heritage Centre has vowed to make changes to improve safety after a ‘violent brawl’ broke out following Manchester's St Patrick's Day parade last month. It led to an NHS volunteer getting her teeth ‘knocked out’.

Good Morning Britain viewers were flocking to social media to share their annoyance after issues with the show's presenters continued into another day. On Thursday's show (April 7) Kate Garraway was joined by Adil Ray.

Loose Women is known for its heated - as well as its much lighter - debates but this week a conversation about the class system got voices raised on the programme. It came during Tuesday's show (April 5) while Coleen Nolan, Carol McGiffin, Charlene White and Linda Robson were on the panel.

Lorraine fans were left cringing over the "awkward" and "uncomfortable" moment presenter Ranvir Singh asked Alexander Skarsgård how he'd managed to train his body into such an impressive physicality for his role in new film The Northman on Tuesday, 5 April. Appearing via video link on the morning show, 45 year old Alexander was joined by his co-star and The Queen's Gambit favourite Anya Taylor-Joy, 25. But as news journalist Ranvir, 44, who recently opened up about her hair loss struggles with alopecia, tried to question the True Blood hunk over how he'd managed to embody the character of Prince Amleth, she made a number of comments on how different the actor's body looked.

Shocking footage has shown the moment a fight broke out in the middle of a busy pub in Glasgow.

Prince arguing for better pay for teachers when he was 11 years old has made its way onto the internet – watch it below.The rare footage – filmed in 1970 – was discovered in the archive room of Minneapolis television station WCCO by production manager Matt Liddy, who was searching the archives in order to place the teacher’s strike that took place in the same earlier this year into better context.According to Stereogum, once Liddy came across the footage, he “immediately just went out to the newsroom and started showing people and saying, ‘I’m not gonna tell you who I think this is, but who do you think this is?'”WCCO then brought in a specialist to restore audio to the footage, and they tracked down a local historian and a childhood friend of Prince’s to confirm that the child in the footage was indeed Prince.In the video, a young Prince is seen being interviewed about the Minneapolis teacher’s strike that occurred in 1970. “I think they should get a better education too cause, um, and I think they should get some more money cause they work, they be working extra hours for us and all that stuff,” he says.You can watch the short clip of Prince below:Meanwhile, Prince’s 1985 live concert film Prince and The Revolution: Live is set to be remastered for a new reissue.The late artist’s gig at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, New York on March 30, 1985, which was part of the ‘Purple Rain Tour’, was broadcast live internationally via satellite at the time, and was later released as Prince and The Revolution: Live.The singer’s estate has now partnered with Legacy Recordings to release a remastered reissue of the film, which will be available on vinyl (3xLP), CD (2xCD), Blu-ray and streaming services for the first time.

Good Morning Britain viewers were treated to a new presenting duo as a fresh week began. Those tuning into the ITV news programme on Monday (April 4) were greeted by Richard Madeley and Kate Garraway.

Smith tearfully explained his actions as those of a man seeking to protect his family from abuse – Rock had referred to his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith’s baldness, even though she had recently made public a diagnosis of alopecia. Backstage, Rock declared himself “fine” and declined to pursue the matter. The Academy apparently asked Smith to leave the auditorium, but seemed satisfied by his refusal.