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Tim Key on Alan Partridge, the BBC's The Witchfinder and the joys of Hampstead Heath.

Spare a thought for both travellers and holiday companies who have had to navigate this two-year labyrinth of ever-changing rules

After a lifetime of loving exercise, Martin Love lost his motivation. But where had it gone? And could he get it back? Plus, five experts on how to maintain your mojo

For many, as the world of work creeps back to normal, it will be a case of balancing priorities – and choosing between career and lifestyle

My Money: It feels like a luxury to shop for non-essential items Published image captionSarah enjoying a sunny day My Money is a series looking at how people spend their money - and the sometimes tough decisions they have to make. Here, Sarah, 31 from Kent talks us through her weekly spending as the UK emerges from its third national lockdown. Sarah lives with her three-year-old daughter Annie, who attends nursery while Sarah works from home. Sarah works as a team manager in social care where s...

It feels like a luxury to shop for non-essential items © Sarah Sarah enjoying a sunny day My Money is a series looking at how people spend their money - and the sometimes tough decisions they have to make. Here, Sarah, 31 from Kent talks us through her weekly spending as the UK emerges from its third national lockdown. Sarah lives with her three-year-old daughter Annie, who attends nursery while Sarah works from home. Sarah works as a team manager in social care where she recently received a...

Back to top We were probably three weeks into the test before I felt confident enough that I could take the long route to the supermarket one day, via some local roads I love, without risking a £200 police fine. And so I did just enough B-road miles in the Urus to blow off the dust (or rather the snow) and to experiment with that whopping great Tamburo driving mode selector on the transmission tunnel. Now, you can only click this thing in one direction, and there are six preset drivi...

The Grammy Awards are usually a night of glitz and glamour, a key diamond-studded fixture on the music calendar. This year, however, is a little different. The impact of the pandemic will be felt across the ceremony, which takes place this evening (March 14th). Could this be a year for upsets? After all, theres been no bigger shock than COVID, and it would appropriate for the Grammys to open up their trophy cabinet to the left-field. So, heres five potential upsets... - - - Album Of The Year -...

Last weekend was joyous, spring had arrived, the sun was shining and the birds were singing. It seems so hard to imagine we are fast approaching the...

Share this article The violent protest in Dublin last weekend has highlighted the role of coronavirus conspiracy theories in towns and cities across Ireland – but what should you do if a loved one has fallen down the misinformation rabbit hole? Newstalk reporter Henry McKean met some of those involved in the protest this morning as part of a special report for The Pat Kenny Show. He also spoke to Dr Lucy Michael, spokesperson for Fingal Communities Against Racism and Commission Member of the...