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Ainsley Harriott's joy at more black people on TV - after he broke down barriers as first black chef to make it on to the television

17.11.2024 09:45 As the first black chef to make it on to the television, Ainsley Harriott is regarded within the industry as somewhat of a trailblazer.

Donating blood, says PETER HITCHENS, has changed his life for the better. Now, with a national shortage, he explains why, like him, YOU should 'give an armful'

17.11.2024 09:45 Blood donation was once much more a part of normal life. Now millions regard it as an old-fashioned middle-aged suburban activity, which is somehow no longer necessary.

Navy undersea cable showdown on Britain's doorstep: Warship forces Russian spy ship out of the Irish Sea after it was spotted over critical subsea cables - miles from UK coast

17.11.2024 09:45 The Yantar, billed by Moscow as an 'oceanographic research vessel', was spotted on Thursday lurking near the Isle of Man.

Prince Andrew calls in help of his interior designer son-in-law to give Royal Lodge a makeover after winning battle with King Charles to be allowed to stay

17.11.2024 09:45 Edo Mapelli Mozzi, an interior design expert married to Andrew's daughter Princess Beatrice, is said by sources to be advising the beleaguered Duke of York.

Becoming a jewel again... the palace where Edward VIII lived with his wife Wallis Simpson in exile before it was trashed by disgraced tycoon Mohamed Al Fayed

17.11.2024 09:45 Once, these rooms were the glittering home of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.

After private-school tax raid Eton tells parents: We can't afford to drop our £63,000-a-year fees

17.11.2024 09:45 Eton is one of the few leading public schools to pass the full burden of Labour's controversial 20 per cent VAT raid on fees onto parents.

Does Gladiator II accurately depict the blood and gore of Ancient Rome? From fighters riding rhinos to live crucifixions, TV historian DAN SNOW explains what REALLY took place in the Colosseum

17.11.2024 09:45 The ocean was brought into the heart of Rome. Ships rammed one another, sailors boarded the enemy's vessels and fought with cold steel on rocking decks.

James Norton is smitten, so let's hope new beau Charlotte Rose Smith likes double denim! Happy Valley star, 39, steps out with Prada model girlfriend, 25, a year after his split from ex-fiancée Imogen Poots

17.11.2024 09:45 Norton has been dating aspiring artist and Prada model Charlotte Rose Smith for a 'few months', according to insiders, and yesterday they enjoyed a carefree stroll near his north London home.

Police refuse to prosecute over swastika sent to Jewish students because it is 'not offensive enough' - amid social media hate probe into columnist

17.11.2024 09:45 Cambridgeshire Constabulary decided that the image, which was sent to the Union of Jewish Students and a leading campaigner against anti-Semitism, was not 'grossly offensive'.

The day Danger Mouse trumped Del Boy! Sir David Jason reveals hilarious interaction as he touched down in the US

17.11.2024 09:45 The official had no idea who Sir David was until he spoke - when the man immediately recognised the distinctive voice of Danger Mouse.

Oh-so-green Ed Miliband racks up stunning 23,000 air miles since election - all on trips relating to stopping global warming

17.11.2024 09:45 Despite repeatedly declaring that Britain needs to 'tackle the climate crisis', the Energy and Net Zero Secretary has taken multiple long-haul flights since July.

Prue Leith reveals how she called out nuns' sex abuse at her school - but ended up pitying them before being kicked out of past pupils society

17.11.2024 09:45 Prue, speaking about her teenage years, told how the English nuns at her South African school would make girls cry so that they could then comfort them in a 'sexual' way.

Princess Beatrice's visits to Middle East amid riddle of secret sources funding Andrew's stay in the Royal Lodge

17.11.2024 09:45 Princess Beatrice has been pictured rubbing shoulders with some of the Middle East's most powerful businessmen amid rumours over where her father Prince Andrew's funding is coming from.

Lauren Laverne back on Desert Island Disks after cancer was 'caught early and unexpectedly during a screening test'

17.11.2024 09:45 The BBC has confirmed she will be recording new episodes of Desert Island Discs and appearing on The One Show, where she is one of the co-presenters, in the next few weeks.

Cheers! Delegates at COP29 able to drown their sorrows with £1,500-a-bottle wine at 'local and affordable' climate summit

17.11.2024 09:45 The menu at the food hall in Baku is open to all and says it aims to be 'local' and affordable.