All news for 2023-05-05

Japan's Meteorological Agency said the rumble struck in the Noto region of Ishikawa Prefecture just outside Tokyo at around 14.42pm local time (06.42am GMT)

The Mysterious Girl singer, 50, first met his ex-wife Katie Price when he appeared on the survival reality show in 2004

The mother gave Aled Rees 12 bottles of wine as a thank you gift for helping her child at Ysgol Teilo Sant in Llandeilo, southwest Wales, and he would later use the school phone to call her

Police rushed to Brentwick Gardens, Brentford at around 5.15am on Wednesday, April 26 following reports of intruders and found a man injured in the street

Puzzle lovers and game masters looking to enjoy some festive fun ahead of King Charles III's Coronation will likely be pleased to learn there's a royally hard brain teaser only the smartest can solve

The sleep position that 'simulates weightlessness and alleviates pressure' is meant to help you drift off - and relieve a number of health problems

Its not the only B&M store to close this month, its Widnes store in Cheshire will be shutting its doors in two weeks' time on May 17 and its Burden Retail Park store in Bolton will then follow suit and shut its doors for good on May 24

Liverpool are expected to be once again busy in the summer transfer market with Jurgen Klopp aiming to get the Reds back on track and the Merseysiders are certainly no strangers to spending heavily in the off-season

Hamilton's contract expires at the end of the year and a renewal promised last winter never materialised, leading to further speculation over his future with Mercedes and in F1

All eyes will be on Google next week with the US technology giant teasing a brand new foldable device that will be officially unveiled at its I/O conference.

Labour claimed they are 'on course' for victory at the next general election as the Tories lost key councils and well over a hundred councillors in a local election drubbing

Manchester City star Phil Foden is closing in on a fifth Premier League title under Pep Guardiola - a total which would take him one shy of Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand

Chelsea transfer news: Chelsea are set for one of the biggest summers in recent history, with many players set to leave after a a difficult season for the club.

Andrew Lloyd Webber has composed a song for King Charles' Coronation called Make a Joyful Noise, which will be played publicly for the first time when he is enthroned at Westminster Abbey on Saturday

Liverpool kept their faint Champions League hopes alive with a win over Fulham on Wednesday, but Jurgen Klopp is still planning some big work in the transfer market

Some places could reach temperatures as high as 18C on Friday afternoon, but heavy downpours could cause issues on the roads as the country prepares for another extended weekend

Todd Boehly remains a deeply unpopular figure among the Chelsea fanbase for the horrendous start he has made as owner and now even club legends are slamming the owner

Arsenal have one eye on the summer transfer window as they aim to finish the Premier League season strong, with a tricky trip to face Newcastle next up for Mikel Arteta

The attacker used an automatic weapon to shoot randomly at people near the town of Mladenovac, 30 miles south of the capital, the Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) report said early on Friday

Drew Barrymore's shock announcement comes just three days before she was meant to host the 2023 MTV Movie & TV Awards at the Barker Hangar in Los Angeles on Sunday

Manchester United still have more work to do to guarantee themselves a top four finish in the league after losing to a late Alexis Mac Allister penalty against Brighton

By 7.30pm on Friday the Tories had taken a battering, losing more than 1,000 seats and control of 40 councils as a delighted Keir Starmer claimed Labour are on track to win a majority at the next General Election

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES Paul Hickman, 44, took legal action against NHS England trust which admitted a breach of duty led to his "prolonged stay in hospital”

Dmitry Rogozin - also a former deputy prime minister who is now close to the frontline - made clear Moscow is facing war defeat unless the dictator unleashes his atomic weapons

Royal historian Robert Lacey has claimed that Meghan Markle's alleged poor treatment of her Palace staff was the precursor to the current tensions between Prince Harry and Prince William