All news for 2023-02-11

Luke McMillan, 5, from Arizona, US, kept rubbing his ears and was taken to the doctors by his mum when he was told he had an ear infection and prescribed antibiotics but it didn't go away

Singing sensation Jessie J oozed elegance on the BRITs red carpet as she beamed for the cameras, cradling her bare baby bump and expressing her gratitude for being back at the awards for the first time in a decade

ARSENAL 1-1 BRENTFORD: Ex-Gunners ace Paul Merson has admitted he thinks both of Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli have seen their levels drop recently as Arsenal slip-up again

B&Q has recalled its Artemis and Alcudina Mirrored Bathroom Cabinets due to fears their mirror doors are faulty and could fall off resulting in injury, including lacerations

The ITV spin off comedy drama The Larkins has failed to bring in high ratings, especially compared to Darling Buds of May, and has now been axed from the channel

Scotland made it two wins from two in the Six Nations with a 35-7 victory over Wales in which they led throughout and head to France later this month with a perfect record

The Masked Singer stars Jellyfish, Phoenix, Rhino, Jacket Potato and Fawn take to the stage in the semi-final with Joel Dommett once again hosting

Keir Mudie says Rishi Sunak is supporting Ukraine as it continues to fight Russia, as well as Turkey and Syria after a devastating earthquake - but the economic situation in the UK is still not great

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has cooled down his touchline behaviour in recent weeks and his urged his players to keep their composure and remain focused on their goals

S Club 7 fans got a huge blast of nostalgia as band members Jo O'Meara, Rachel Stevens and Tina Barrett reunited on the BRITs red carpet and coordinated their outfits ahead of a band announcement

Trei Daley, 26, was named by Metropolitan Police this evening as the man who was stabbed to death in Hackney Wick, East London in the early hours of Saturday morning

The Masked Singer stars Jellyfish, Phoenix, Rhino, Jacket Potato and Fawn take to the stage in the semi-final with Joel Dommett once again hosting

The Kansas City Chiefs face the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl on Sunday, and along with competing for the trophy they'll be battling it out for cash bonuses too

The ban on women serving in the Army's frontline units was lifted in 2018. However, there are still no women in the Special Air Service or Special Boat Service

Singer Shayne Ward, 38, says that his main purpose in life is to be a father to his two children, Willow and Reign, and that his return to the stage was inspired by them

The Barbadian singer will perform for the Super Bowl half-time show with prop bets available for NFL fans to have a go at as the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Kansas City Chiefs tonight

Arsenal fans have been left furious after VAR appeared to show there was an offside before Brentford's Ivan Toney scored the Bees' equalising goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw

Arsenal 1-1 Brentford: January signing Leandro Trossard had put the Gunners in front in the second half, only for Ivan Toney's equaliser to serve another major dent to their title aspirations

WEST HAM 1-1 CHELSEA: The Hammers were quick to make light of how they got away with one against the Blues when Craig Pawson did not point to the spot after Tomas Soucek seemed to handle the ball

ESPN sports analyst and former NFL star Sam Acho spoke to Mirror Sport about Patrick Mahomes and whether he can surpass Tom Brady as the greatest of all time ahead of Super Bowl LVII

The Chinese University of Hong Kong team said each extra cup 'significantly decreased grey matter' in the brain, which 'indicates over-drinking tea might lead to a decline in language and memory functions'

A picture of an inmate putting his feet up in a deserted classroom was taken at HMP Ranby in Nottinghamshire, which bills itself as a training prison. Inmates at the jail are supposed to learn skills

Researchers at NASA watched a piece of the Sun break off from its surface creating a vortex. Scientists are now figuring out the implications it will have on Earth

Researchers at Museum of London Archaeology and the University of Hertfordshire spent four years examining the 17th century containers and hope their findings will be shared at museums around the country.

Rachael Bletchly says as the days passed after the tragic earthquake earlier this week, images of children being rescued in Turkey and Syria brought tiny flickers of hope amidst the darkness