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The once popular and picturesque fishing village of Mousehole in Cornwall has apparently lost its community feel, according to locals, after being overran by tourists

Footage from Girls Aloud's 2008 performance live from the O2 Arena, from their Tangled Up tour, aired on BBC Two this evening – leaving heartbroken fans in tears

Veteran Irish criminal John Gilligan, 70, has opened up on the horror experience of being shot six times and left for dead after an assassination attempt at his brother's home in Dublin

Location, Location, Location star Phil Spencer's parents, Anne and Richard, sadly died last month when their car careered into a river while they were driving to a pub

Las Vegas and surrounding Nevada areas have been hit with flash flooding after heavy rain and fast-moving thunderstorms with warnings in place for Arizona, Utah and California

The teenage cyclist was left for dead with serious head injuries after a horror hit-and-run crash - and his dad has now agreed to release photos from his time in hospital in a bid to find justice

Prince Harry appeared to have something a little strange going on as he lapped up Queen Bey's live show in Los Angeles alongside wife Meghan Markle and her mum Doria

The bitter political rivalry between President Joe Biden and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis took shape in a public snubbing, as DeSantis' team insist that there's 'too much work' to do

Manchester City's Erling Haaland, Tottenham's Heung min-Son and Brighton's Evan Ferguson all scored three times on another busy Saturday of Premier League football

Manchester United are set to hand Rasmus Hojlund his Premier League debut against Arsenal this weekend, having missed the opening three games of the season through injury

An army of structural engineers are set to be dispatched on Monday to inspect HUNDREDS of schools which may have used reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in their construction - as experts' concerns grow that the substance may have been used in prisons and even housing

Manchester United have won two of their opening three Premier League matches, but after labouring against both Wolves and Nottingham Forest, Erik ten Hag is demanding more

Bridget Philipson, the Shadow Education Secretary, said Labour would “at a stroke” change rules to limit to three the number of items of branded uniform and PE kit parents are forced to buy

A drug user from the streets of Whitechapel in east London has explained why he thinks the UK streets are going to soon feel the force of the prescription drug epidemic the USA is facing.

The Radio 2 veteran has spoken out about why he left the BBC, explaining he felt it was "a shame" that he was forced to cut his contract early after working there for 31 years

Fulham were left furious after referee Michael Oliver awarded a goal to Manchester City despite an offside Manuel Akanji interfering with play following Nathan Ake's header

Strictly star Angela Rippon had her email address and National Insurance number stolen in a payroll software hack which also affected British Airways and Boots

Egyptian billionaire and former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed died of old age on Wednesday - a day before the anniversary of the death of his son Dodi and Princess Diana

Coronation Street fans have been left concerned for Tyrone Dobbs after spotting a worrying Cassandra 'Cassie' Plummer clue

Mason Greenwood made a late move on transfer deadline day with the Manchester United striker joining La Liga side Getafe on a season-long loan

A charity which is dedicated to helping children and young people who have experienced financial hardship says three in five are at risk of falling behind

The mother says she and her five kids had to resort to eating Pot Noodles and other kettle-based foods in the hotel room, before being given a 'temporary home' with a fallen ceiling

Coronation Street legend Sally Wainwright, who wrote for the ITV soap back in the 1990s before penning hit show Happy Valley, has hit out at the programme for becoming 'crazy and unbelievable'

The Tories have sat on their hands for thirteen years - and now parents can't be sure that their kids' classrooms won't fall down at any moment

Those present at Flushing Meadows experienced a major event in the history of tennis and the LGBTQ+ community as two openly gay players took to Court 17 to play for a place in round-four