All news for 2023-08-10

Strictly Come Dancing have apparently signed their fifteenth and final star for the BBC show, Les Dennis, who will complete the star-studded line-up

Long-term use of popular acid reflux drugs, proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), like Prilosec and Nexium, has been found to be associated with a 33% higher risk of dementia, according to a study

Goalkeeper Nick Pope played a pivotal role as Newcastle qualified for the Champions League last season, the Toon conceding fewer goals than any other Premier League side

Mary Todd, 21, has been arrested and charged in connection to the brawl that broke out at the Montgomery Riverfront in Alabama. It follows the arrest of Allen Todd, Zachary Shipman, and Richard Roberts

Scarlett Rossborough, an eight-year-old from Larne, Northern Ireland, has tragically died after a road crash with tributes pouring in for the "much loved" youngster

Nottingham Forest and Manchester United have spent much of this summer negotiation over the future of goalkeeper Dean Henderson after his loan spell at the City Ground

Beloved presenter Nick Knowles is said to have secured an epic worldwide travel show off the back of a TV special just days after getting engaged

A lip reader previously confirmed that there was "definitely no angst" shared in an unearthed clip from the early days of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's marriage

The squad ignored FA rules, set in 1921, barring ladies from playing the game to jet to Mexico for the contest, and were greeted as heroines at Mexico City’s Azteca Stadium

Manchester United have accepted a £30m offer from West Ham for Harry Maguire, but the England international has not yet decided whether he wants to join the Hammers

The four-time MLS Cup champions have parted company with one forward after a probe was launched by the US league following allegations that he had used discriminatory language

Many parts of the UK have been enjoying balmy temperatures on Thursday in a rare glimpse of summer after July's washout but the Met Office has predicted when the spike will end

Light from the star, Earendel, has taken 12.9 billion years to reach the lens of the James Webb Space Telescope, and scientists say Earendel is by now 28 billion light years away

A crane hoisted the supersonic jet on to a barge in the Hudson river in New York to take it to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, where it will be repainted and returned to museum

Scottie Scheffler has become the latest star to discuss the PGA Tour's framework agreement with the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia (PIF), which will see them work with LIV Golf

Former Fleetwood Mac drummer Mick Fleetwood's famous American restaurant burned to the ground during the deadly wildfires taking over the island of Maui this week

EastEnders fans believe the latest episode may have teased a huge twist for Reiss and his wife Debbie, and their real plan for Sonia

Among those already with a home loan, 27% have opted to make lump sum repayments to reduce their debt ahead of having to remortgage - and 13% have downsized to reduce their bills

Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic first flight with tourists went off without a hitch today as it launched from Spaceport America, around 45 miles north of Las Cruces in New Mexico, US

In their quiet patriotism, the Lionesses tell us something good and brave about our national story – about togetherness, resilience and hard slog - and they've had decades of hurt

Prince Harry is "best of friends" with cousins Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, despite tensions with the rest of the Royal Family, particularly Prince William and King Charles

Maui, Hawaii and Lahaina communities have created a list of more than 900 people missing in the devastating wildfires as the desperate families search for their loved ones in the catastrophe

Strictly Come Dancing is already facing its fair share of fix drama as Nigel Harman is the latest celeb contestant to have his dance past revealed by fans of the show

Travis Scott's gig in Rome saw close to 60 people injured after nearly 60 crowd-goers at the Circus Maximus were doused in pepper spray, with some requiring hospitalisation

Paul Routledge says we need better ideas in order to house migrants in the short term... and there are smarter ways to spend the £2billion currently going on hotel bedrooms