Lily Allen announces new live dates to sold-out tour Singer Lily Allen has announced a string of new live dates to her sold-out tour. Allen, who will perform her new album West End Girl in its entirety, will now also appear in Leeds, Glasgow, Manchester and Cardiff along with a number of other towns and
Asda to sell off stores for £568m to shore up finances Asda has agreed to sell a raft of supermarket stores and a depot in order to bolster its finances. The debt-laden grocery giant said it would secure £568 million through sale of the sites, which it will then lease back and continue to operate.
Coldest night of season recorded in most of UK as snow forces school closures Hundreds of schools have been forced to close, roads are disrupted and homes left without power because of snow, after most parts of the UK recorded the coldest night of the season. About 100 schools have closed in northern Scotland on
Nando’s opening 14 restaurants in UK as profits jump higher Nando’s has said it is accelerating UK restaurant openings as the chicken chain reported stronger sales and profits for the past year. The peri-peri chicken business however also flagged that increased cost pressures, after tax and wage increases in April, will affect its performance for
Peep Show cast to star in Great British Bake Off Christmas special The cast of popular sitcom Peep Show are to star in a Great British Bake Off Christmas special. The Great Peep Show Christmas Bake Off will see David Mitchell, Olivia Colman, Isy Suttie, Matt King and Sophie Winkleman reunite to roll up their sleeves and tackle
Lando Norris to go ‘flat-out’ in pursuit of world championship Lando Norris said he wants to win the world championship in style – despite admitting his advantage at the top of the standings puts him in “control” of the title race. Norris is 24 points clear of McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri and 49 ahead of
New stamps pay tribute to historic designs Royal Mail has unveiled a new set of stamps paying tribute to some of the most famous designs in British postal history, including the Penny Black. The stamp was seen as groundbreaking when it was released in 1840 as it was the world’s first adhesive postage stamp. It
UK Covid-19 Inquiry to publish findings into decisions made by Boris Johnson The UK Covid-19 Inquiry will publish its findings on Thursday into decisions made by former prime minister Boris Johnson and his senior advisers. Key players, including Mr Johnson and former health secretary Matt Hancock, gave evidence to the inquiry into what they were
Solar-powered webcam set up to livestream England’s largest grey seal colony A solar-powered webcam has been set up to livestream England’s largest colony of grey seals. The National Trust said the camera, first trialled last year, has been discreetly installed in the dunes at Blakeney Point in Norfolk. It is set to film until early
Trump signs bill to release Jeffrey Epstein case files President Donald Trump signed legislation on Wednesday that compels his administration to release files on convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, bowing to political pressure from his own party after initially resisting those efforts. Mr Trump could have chosen to release many of the files on his