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Independent shops, yoga classes and an ornate Wetherspoons pub combine to make residents of this town in Northumberland noticeably content

RICHARD EDEN: Fergie watched the controversies surrounding her ex-husband, Prince Andrew, with increasing alarm, but her sister has experienced even more drama with the man in her life.

Apart, perhaps, from Queen Elizabeth II, it is hard to think of anyone in the world who has been quite so famous for quite so long as Paul McCartney.

Comedian Harry Hill shares hilarious self-deprecating tales in his new memoirs titled Fight! which will be published by Hodder on November 11, exploring Hills Noughties-era success.

It began with The Sun newspaper. Who yesterday announced that Omari Douglas, who appeared in Russell T Davies Its A Sin, was the frontrunner to play The

When I was asked to collaborate with the former Beatle on a book, I gained a unique insight into the creative process behind the band’s biggest hits, writes Pulitzer-prize winning poet Paul Muldoon

I'm happy to bear my very English forename, even if new data shows that it's fallen fully out of fashion with modern parents

HENRY DEEDES: The UK Prime Ministers speech was a hoot. A rootin, tootin, gag-filled bonanza. Pure end-of-the pier stuff.

With just four per cent of the UK's rivers having a clear and undisputed right of access, are wild swimmers and anglers free to use them?

For nearly 50 years, writer and broadcaster John Hannam interviewed the stars.