All news for 2023-07-16

Prince George, who celebrates his 10th birthday on July 22, is said to be more sensible than his younger siblings Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, but also has more of a wild side

Virgin Media is reminding it customers about the resurgence of scams and how to avoid becoming the next victim.

Tammy Slaton, who rose to fame on TLC show 1000-lb Sisters, has continued to shed the pounds since her time on the series and she's now shown off her much slimmer appearance

After a massive earthquake off coast of Alaska, officials have warned that there was a risk of a Tsunami as the Alaska Volcano Observatory also issue a threat notice

Arsenal are one of the biggest football clubs in the world - but they haven't won the Premier League title for 19 years... and they've never lifted the Champions League

There are several tests that can be used to detect dementia early, which can give you an indication that someone should seek further advice from a doctor

Olly and Amelia are tying the knot this weekend 13 months after the Heart Skips A Beat musician popped the question - and it looks like a weekend to remember

Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz will go head-to-head for the 136th Wimbledon men's singles title on Sunday - but many do not know why there is a pineapple on the trophy

While all eyes may be on Wimbledon Centre Court on Sunday, when Novak Djokovic takes on Carlos Alcaraz in the men's final, padel is making an impression among sports fans and global superstars

Jurassic Park (1993) introduced viewers to the park of the same name and its dinosaur inhabitants, with the film having launched the franchise that includes sequels, TV shows and other projects

The wait for a maiden Grand Slam win goes on for Ons Jabeur after her surprise 6-4 6-4 defeat to the unseeded Marketa Vondrousova in the Wimbledon women's final

Wrexham have picked up thousands of new fans since Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney completed a takeover of the club - but they haven't forgot about long-term supporters

Travellers have been leaving things in hotel rooms for a very long time now, but some items are particularly strange, and would leave housekeepers crying with laughter, or hiding in fear

Anita Asante reflected on her first major tournaments and gives insight to how some of the Lionesses will be feeling ahead of their first game at this summer's World Cup when they take on Haiti in their opening group game

A LOOK BACK: Mark Philippoussis' run to the final at Wimbledon in 2003 after the Aussie's years of injury hell was one of top level tennis' most surprising comeback stories

This is how a buying a cheap fast-food meal from a drive-thru might turn into a very expensive trip out, as well as potentially losing your driving licence in the process

One image shows a real human lung being stored in a glass frame, while another image shows jars and equipment still sitting on the benches as if the staff at the creepy English institution were to come back at any minute

The intimidating-looking creature looks like something straight out of a horror film according to some people, and has put others off from ever travelling to Australia

A man has taken to social media to share how a DNA testing kit 'destroyed' his family by revealing a 21 year old secret about his brother - saying he doesn't know how to handle the situation

Mirror Money compared the two benefits so you can see what each benefit can give you and whether you should consider moving over to Universal Credit or remaining on Tax Credits

Mistaking early symptoms of Alzheimer’s for those of the menopause could be a reason women remain undiagnosed, says Dr Hana Patel

Dame Joan Collins has had an illustrious Hollywood career, and has lifted the lid on her showbiz life in her new book, Behind the Shoulder Pads: Tales I Tell My Friends

Martyn James talks us through Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act after the Government this week announced plans to update and review this important piece of legislation

Past precedent has proved the direction that Xbox's acquisitions will likely take the industry in future.

Former social worker Anita Goundry was told she may only have five years to live after her devastating diagnosis – but she’s defying the odds