In his closing speech to the panel of seven women and five men, Stephen Kemp said messages provide a clear window into the true nature of the couple's relationship.

Current show expert Roo Irvine will also be taking a look at the different times the show made the headlines. A surprise celebrity cheating scandal that rocked the programme involving Happy ...

RIVER City is Scotland's only current homegrown soap opera and is set in the fictional Glasgow district of Shieldinch. Launched in 2002, it quickly grew a faithful following and regularly pulls in ...

The great French actress was 70 and her right knee was causing her agonising pain. She had injured her leg when performing Victorien Sardou’s play Tosca (on which Puccini’s opera was based), in which ...

Michael Brandon and Glynis Barber are with Roo Irvine and Izzie Balmer for an idyllic tour around the Lake District. The Ford Thunderbird is the iconic automobile of choice. Show more In the heart ...

Luke Davies-Uniacke enters the 2025 season with uncertainty surrounding his future, but teammate Harry Sheezel is confident in both North Melbourne's prospects and the star midfielder's commitment to ...

Doran, who fought the Silverado fire, said his team had a leg up thanks to a decade-long partnership between Orchard Hills and the fire authority stretching back to when the developer, Irvine Co ...

Irvine PD A jewelry switch scam in Irvine led to the arrest of two suspects from Romania. The suspects, Dinu Adelina, 29, and Miclescu Cosmin, 34, are believed to have targeted multiple victims.

The Irvine Police Department has released photos of two Romanian nationals who allegedly perpetrated a “jewelry switch scam” in Culverdale, and investigators believe there could be more victims.

Teen robotics whiz creates 3D printed leg for special needs shelter dog Southampton High School Robotics Team Leader Sarah Barros and Amy Beth Stern of New York's Southampton Animal Shelter share ...

It turns out the standard advice to stay off a broken leg bone for at least six weeks is based less on scientific evidence and more on cultural caution—physicians like to play it safe.