All news for 2023-03-25

The interview was slammed by some as Katie Price described her month-long trip to Thailand as 'not really a holiday' before appearing to laugh off bankruptcy in the chat with Jeremy Vine

NON-LEAGUE DAY: Walthamstow FC have enjoyed a jump in their attendances - despite the cost-of-living crisis - by offering affordable football and connecting with the community

The young child needed a dental transplant to treat his injuries after another pupil purposefully swung a cricket bat in his face in front of their classmates - his dad took action

The controversial Church of Scientology has some high profile members including poster-boy Tom Cruise, but many stars have left the religion for numerous reasons

A mum-to-be has shared the name she's planning to give her unborn daughter and some of the possible middle name combinations - but she wasn't expecting the reaction it received

A deadly tornado has swept through the US, killing 11 people in rural Mississippi as search and rescue teams desperately hunt for people believed to be trapped beneath rubble

Hayden Panettiere has talked about her post natal depression battle after giving birth to her daughter, just months on from admitting the details of the custody arrangement between herself and ex Wladimir Klitschko have been misrepresented over the years

Former Tottenham and Norwich star turned performance psychologist Paul McVeigh credits England boss' emotional intelligence for Three Lions success

Freddie Flintoff has reportedly been left 'seriously emotionally and physically affected by the crash' that left him lucky to be alive last year, with the cricket star thought to have stepped back from his role as a Top Gear host

Referees face shocking verbal and often physical abuse at grassroots level but their love for the game is unwavering - as Greg Cruttwell's new film In The Middle proves

The demon was believed to once take the form of an incredibly beautiful woman, who was part of a secret plan to kill the Japanese emperor who ruled from 1107 to 1123; Emperor Toba

Virgil van Dijk was part of a Dutch side that were hammered by France in Paris as the Liverpool defender bemoaned their slow start and admitted the defeat could have a big impact

Television star Alison Hammond is said to have contacted West Midlands Police after becoming the victim of blackmail and has handed thousands of pounds over

Sleep expert James Wilson has shared things you should do today and tomorrow to make it easier on yourself when the clocks go forward – and it can make a big difference

The very future of Derby County was in severe doubt this time last year but after being saved by a late takeover by supporter David Clowes, the Rams are now firmly in the conversation to earn a place back in the Championship

Inside Radio 1 presenter Greg James' love life from his heartbreaking split with singer Ellie Goulding to his author wife popping the question

Dorking Wanderers are the poster boys of non-league, having achieved a remarkable 12 promotions in their 24-year history - and manager Marc White is not stopping there

Roxy Phillips, 15, was pronounced dead at the scene in Weymouth after being electrocuted on a railway line, with her heartbroken family paying tribute to the "beautiful" schoolgirl

Unbeaten British prospects Simeon Powell and Dakota Ditcheva feature at the top of the bill tonight as the PFL hosts their inaugural European league event in Newcastle

Martin Skrtel enjoyed a stellar professional career at at the likes of Liverpool, Fenerbache and Zenit St Petersburg, but is now plying his trade in the Slovakian eighth tier

A teenager Cristiano Ronaldo moved to Manchester United in 2003 and Rio Ferdinand has joked that he helped build his resilience by constantly beating him at table tennis

What happens if you’re a night worker and you’re scheduled in for a shift when the clocks go forward? We speak to employment rights experts to find out what you need to know

A woman whose teenager was banned from her brother's wedding has declared she won't attend without her son - but her brother thinks she's being 'immature and petty'

Jermaine Jenas, who was part of the last Spurs team to win a trophy in 2008, says head coach was right to fume about culture of mediocrity at the club but he must accept large share of blame for his negative style of play

Consumer rights expert Martyn James explains everything you need to know when you have to sort out your passport and highlights the issues you could possibly face when doing so