Salt & Vinegar Skips Return to UK After 10 Years
The 'phenomenal' Salt & Vinegar Skips flavour is confirmed to return to major UK supermarkets in March 2026, a decade after its first brief appearance. Fans are elated.
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Nissan's £450m Electric Car Investment in Sunderland
Nissan begins production of the new Leaf EV in Sunderland, a major boost for UK manufacturing with over £450m invested. Discover the future of the plant.
Salt Path Author Raynor Winn Denies New Family Theft Claims
Author Raynor Winn rejects new allegations she stole money from relatives, calling them a 'false narrative'. The claims follow scrutiny over her bestselling memoir, The Salt Path.
Gugu Mbatha-Raw's liberating Doctor Who amphibian role
Actress Gugu Mbatha-Raw reveals the 'liberating' challenge of playing Salt, a non-human lead in the new Doctor Who spin-off 'The War Between the Land and the Sea'. Read the full interview and review.
Cumberbatch sells stake in SunnyMarch production company
Benedict Cumberbatch has sold a controlling stake in his SunnyMarch production company to Lumina Studios Group. Discover the details of the deal and what it means for the future of the firm behind hits like 'The Courier'. Read the full story.
Fake nurse jailed for £170k fraud
A man who posed as a registered nurse, fraudulently earning over £170,000, has been sentenced to 40 months in prison. Read the full details of the case.
Myanmar conflict drives 18% rise in opium farming
The ongoing civil war in Myanmar has triggered an 18% annual increase in opium poppy cultivation, reshaping global narcotics supply chains and funding armed groups. Read the full analysis.
The Little Mermaid Review: New Vic's Triumphant Return
Read our review of The Little Mermaid at Newcastle-under-Lyme's New Vic Theatre - a spectacular production marking the venue's triumphant return after closure.
Old Vic's A Christmas Carol: Twee Triumph Returns
The Old Vic's acclaimed production of A Christmas Carol continues until 10 January 2026, starring Paul Hilton as Scrooge. Discover why this Victorian classic remains a festive must-see.
Apple TV's The Hunt Delayed Over Plagiarism Claims
Apple TV+ postpones French thriller The Hunt following plagiarism allegations comparing it to 1976 film Shoot. Read the full investigation details.
Alex Scott's I'm A Celeb salt scandal punishment revealed
I'm A Celebrity bosses punish Alex Scott after she was caught using contraband salt in camp, costing her fellow celebrities a hard-won star. Find out what happens next in tonight's episode.
Discover London's historic pubs from 1520 onwards
Explore London's oldest pubs from Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese to The Prospect of Whitby. Discover their fascinating stories, famous patrons like Charles Dickens, and centuries of history.
Jack and the Beanstalk Panto Review: Lyric Hammersmith
Discover Sonia Jalaly's fresh take on Jack and the Beanstalk at Lyric Hammersmith featuring a sinister computer giant and brilliant performances. Running until 4 January.
UK's £50m Plan to Break China's Grip on Critical Minerals
Keir Starmer unveils UK's critical minerals strategy with £50m funding to reduce dependency on China. Plan targets domestic lithium production and supply chain resilience by 2035.
Dutch suspend Chinese chipmaker Nexperia seizure
The Dutch government suspends its takeover of Nexperia, easing global car production fears. Discover how this chip dispute resolution impacts international trade relations.
UK Plans 13 New Munitions Factories
Defence Secretary John Healey announces 13 new UK munitions sites to boost weapons production and support for Ukraine. The move addresses critical gaps highlighted in a new defence report.
Whisper Films Founders Get £2.6m Dividend
Jake Humphrey and David Coulthard receive a bumper £2.6m payday as their production company, Whisper Films, posts record turnover and profit. Discover the financial details behind their success.
Ivan Ramen opens first permanent UK restaurant in London
Ramen legend Ivan Orkin opens his first permanent UK restaurant in Farringdon on November 19, bringing cult bowls and a London-exclusive Salt Beef Bun. Discover the new ramen hotspot.
No Charges for Sound of Freedom's Tim Ballard
Salt Lake City DA declines to charge anti-trafficking activist Tim Ballard with sexual assault, citing insufficient evidence. Learn the full story behind the legal decision.
Dick Harris: A Life for Disability Rights
Dick Harris, who spent a lifetime advocating for disability rights and independent living, has died aged 71. Discover his inspiring journey from institutional care to becoming a force for change.
JLR Hack Derails UK Economic Growth Before Budget
A cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover caused a 28.6% car production collapse, pushing UK GDP into negative territory and complicating Rachel Reeves's budget plans.
US Mint Ends Penny Production After Trump Order
The US Mint in Philadelphia presses its final one-cent coin after President Trump cancels it due to soaring production costs. Discover the impact on retailers and the future of US currency.
Hackney thief jailed for bizarre Cheshire crime spree
Fabio Coelho, 40, stole lawn balls, scout badges and sunglasses in Wilmslow vehicle thefts. The Hackney man received 25 weeks in prison and a 5-year ban from Cheshire towns. Read the full story.
Lawrence: Intimacy Coordinator Was 'Pervy'
Oscar-winner Jennifer Lawrence reveals shocking experience with intrusive intimacy coordinator during filming of 'Die, My Love' with Robert Pattinson, calling the professional's behaviour 'pervy' and unprofessional.
North Sea Oil & Gas Emergency: Production Plummets
Britain's North Sea oil and gas output faces catastrophic decline, threatening energy security and risking 180,000 jobs as industry leaders demand urgent government action.
Harewood's Othello stuns in groundbreaking London production
David Harewood delivers a career-defining performance as Othello alongside Toby Jones's revelatory Iago in a modern-dress production that redefines Shakespeare's tragedy for contemporary audiences at Theatre Royal Haymarket.
Pacific Nations Demand Climate Action at Australia Summit
Australia hosts critical Pacific climate talks amid growing pressure to address fossil fuel production and deliver on climate finance promises to vulnerable island nations.
Poltergeist's Dark Secret: Real Skeletons Used in Film
Shocking revelations from the making of horror classic Poltergeist, where real human skeletons were used as props, leaving cast traumatised and sparking the infamous 'curse' rumours.
Winter in Sokcho: A Hypnotic Border Town Drama
Discover how this atmospheric slow-burner masterfully explores family secrets and unexpected intimacy against the haunting backdrop of Sokcho's coastal border town.
Spain funds Woody Allen film amid controversy
The Spanish government faces backlash for investing €10 million in Woody Allen's upcoming film, reigniting debates about public funding for controversial filmmakers.
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