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SLIMMED-down Adele showed she’s lost none of her appreciation for traditional British grub in a blindfold taste test.The foodie singer, 33, identifi

Adele recently revealed she felt very proud of her impressive feat, stating that she knew she would glow in the photos on the magazine covers.

ADELE suffered a VERY awkward interview on Australian radio as she was grilled about having a 'f*** buddy' and compared to Vicky Pollard.Appearing on

Adele appeared on KIIS FMs The Kyle and Jackie O Show on Monday, and it appears the hosts of the radio program were a little overwhelmed by their superstar guest. 

Can’t wait to see what Clyde Caruana will actually unveil, in that imminent budget of his, that will “offer alternatives to construction as a means of kick-starting the economy”, and all that…

Chris Rock, Jennifer Saunders and more have argued that ‘wokeness’ is stifling comedy. But the idea of the joke police is actually nonsense

Abut 30 cars are parked up on State Highway 1 between Kaikōura and Cheviot, with only four-wheel-drive vehicles able to pass.

The worst of the heavy snow that covered parts of Canterbury is likely to pass on Monday, but flurries at sea level in the city are an outside chance.

DOMINIC Cummings began his marathon session before MPs yesterday by saying sorry. Right back at you, fella. I apologise for ever doubting your appearance would live up to the hype, and sorry for wondering if your criticism of Boris Johnson and his Ministers would be blistering enough. Over the course of more than seven hours, Mr Cummings excoriated the Prime Minister and his Government, and the Health Secretary in particular. In doing so he exposed the administration as so grossly incompete...

Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2009 Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2009 14th Jul 2011 10:30am | By Jahn Vannisselroy Weighed against the try-hard ambiguities of conceptual art, photography is reassuringly tangible – there are still elements appreciated by a cultured eye, but the spectacle is for its own sake, independent of baffling, barely there subtexts. This exhibition beautifully captures the raw power of a picture, the best portraits revealing something of thei...