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Stuart Field, from Sheffield, is crowned champion after answering questions about BBC sitcom Extras.

The charity blames post-pandemic declining footfall as well as rising costs for the magazine's demise.

The singer joins the Gavin and Stacey star during his final week as host of The Late Late Show.

Amar Osman from Dunfermline, said the situation was "very scary" with gunshots at their door.

Health secretary asks judges to rule whether union has mandate for the last day of its next walkout.

Martin Hibbert promised the paramedic who saved his life he would take him to a United FA Cup final.

The government says it is looking at "every option" to get UK citizens out, as fierce fighting continues.

The ceramic daffodils are on display until 24 June and will be sold to raise funds for charities.

The students had been travelling home together from school when the collision happened.

Rachael Lowry was 17 when the vehicle she was a passenger in crashed in September 2020.

The business lobby group says it "made mistakes that led to terrible consequences".

The Equality and Human Rights Commission says proposals could breach the UK's international obligations.

A TikTok influencer set a trap for a man who was blackmailing her mum with a sex tape, a jury hears.

Tributes pour in for the "kind and brilliant" dancer who became head judge on Strictly Come Dancing.

John William Cooper was jailed for life for murdering four people in the 1980s.

Sonia had lived at Longleat since 1976 and died a short time before reaching her 50th birthday.

PC Adnan Ali has been found guilty of sexually abusing teenagers he managed.

The move, which puts 810 jobs at risk, comes after the chain was hit by soaring costs.

Arthur Hawrylewicz attempted to throw a young woman in front of a Tube train on 29 August last year.

The party's Westminster leader says "everything possible" is being done to meet the 31 May deadline.