All news for 2023-03-02

Coleen Nolan advises a reader who is feeling overwhelmed by the imminent arrival of her first child

'In my 30-year teaching career I have never seen staff work so hard as they did during the pandemic,' says Dr Paul Gosling, NAHT President and head teacher of Exeter Road Community Primary School in Devon

Kids across the country headed to school dressed as their favourite book characters today but one daring child decided to go as Prince Harry on the cover of his memoir

Alex Canchari, who came from a family of jockeys in Minnesota, USA, rode more than 1,000 winners of earnings in excess of £24 million and leaves a wife and two children

The Emmerdale star says he knows just how to reign in the ­boundless energy she sometimes shares with her soap character Mandy Dingle

Manchester United's turnaround since Erik ten Hag took charge has been astonishing, with former Red Devils captain Gary Neville picking out four key players in their change in fortunes

Piers Morgan has reignited his long-standing feud with Dan Walker just a week after the broadcaster was flung off his bike in a near-fatal accident in Sheffield

Maurice Hastings was released from prison after DNA was proven not to be his last year in Los Angeles, US. His request for a DNA test back in 2000 had been rejected

A three-day-long alert for freezing weather has been issued for the whole of England, from 1am on Monday 6 March to midnight on Wednesday 8 March

The Antetokounmpo brothers and NHL star Filip Forsberg are now on the board at MLS side Nashville SC, after their investment into the franchise was made official

Tobias, 33, from Dortmund, Germany, has been modifying his body for sixteen years and spent over £10,000 on over 100 tattoos including his eyeball, a split tongue and sub-dermal implants

Saxophonist and legendary jazz musician Wayne Shorter has died in Los Angeles at the age of 89, his rep has confirmed although no cause of death has been announced

The 191-foot-long Ironton collided with another ship in September 1894 and both vessels sank in the Thunder Bay area of northern Lake Huron in North America

Mason Greenwood remains suspended by the club while they conduct an internal investigation after prosecutors confirmed last month that criminial charges against the 21-year-old had been dropped

Six-year-old Cornelius Fairley, from Picayune, Mississippi, US, quickly picked a phone and called for an ambulance after his mum Cornessia was found in a comatose state

Many have questioned the schedule changes proposed by the PGA Tour for its 2024 season, but American star Max Homa has staunchly defended the elevated plans

Ian Tilston was driving when a horse was catapulted onto his car after escaping from a field - his brother says the family could only recognise him by his nose and he has days where he thinks it is the year 2010

Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden wowed in a stunning white maxi dress as she braved the cold while walking to work at Heart Radio on Thursday

Novak Djokovic matched Rafael Nadal's record of 22 Grand Slam titles at the Australian Open and the Serbian hopes to battle against his rival at Roland-Garos in May

Lufthansa Flight 469 from Austin, Texas, heading to Frankfurt, Germany made a massive descent of about 1,000 feet before an emergency landing at Washington Dulles International Airport in Virginia

Former Spice Girls singer Mel B has claimed that her former bandmates, Victoria Beckham, Emma Bunton, Melanie Chisholm, and Geri Halliwell, knew in 'dribs and drabs' about her 'abusive' marriage with ex-husband, Stephen Belafonte

Mercedes star Hamilton covered a wide range of topics as he spoke to reporters on media day ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix – the first race weekend of the 2023 F1 season

Charlotte Crosby appeared on Steph's Packed Lunch on Channel 4 earlier this afternoon where she spoke about parenthood, her mum's cancer treatment and losing her beloved grandmother

The return of Stroll to the paddock following his training accident led to a claim that Felipe Drugovich is "very angry" about missing out on the race – but the Brazilian has debunked that theory

A judge has ordered Starbucks to stop infringing on workers' rights after finding the coffee giant violated labour laws during a unionisation campaign in Buffalo, New York, US