B&M customers thrilled as its sell-out Lay-Z Spa Miami is finally back in stock

Fremantle has recruited Mandy Chang, a commissioning editor for the BBC’s Storyville strand, to lead a newly-created global documentary unit.

Mohamed Salah is being linked with a shock return to Chelsea this summer - but Liverpool can rest assured knowing the Blues are reluctant to re-sign former players for big money.According to German outlet Bild, Salah has been identified as a transfer target for Thomas Tuchel's side ahead of the summer transfer window.The Egyptian previously spent two years at Chelsea, scoring two goals in 19 appearances and struggling to break into the first team before being offloaded to Roma for £13million in 2016.He has since transformed into one of the best players in world football at Liverpool, and it is believed Stamford Bridge chiefs now want him back.Nevertheless, given he still has over two years remaining on his current Reds contract, Salah would

Manori Ravindran International EditorMandy Chang, the head of BBC documentary strand Storyville, is stepping down after four years in the role to join super-indie Fremantle as global head of factual.Chang, whose role was officially commissioning editor of Storyville and acquisitions, will stay in the post until August, though recruitment for the role will begin in due course.

police probe has started after a Falkirk aesthetics clinic was vandalised overnight.

Loose Women ladies were left fighting back tears on Monday, after fellow presenter Kelle Bryan shared her painful experience living with lupus.Kelle has suffered from the health condition for a number of years and though she appears to be "fine" on the outside, she is often in excruciating pain.Explaining the condition in more detail, Kelle bravely said: "It has been a really difficult journey. It’s not just me going through it.

“Sin City” star Mickey Rourke has a new TV obsession: “Law & Order: SVU”.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has compared Bukayo Saka and Granit Xhaka's ability to perform at left-back and has delivered his verdict on who works best in this role.The Gunners were forced to abandon plans to start the Swiss midfielder in their Europa League semi-final second leg with Villarreal after the experienced midfielder got injured in the pre-match warm-up.Saka was not selected in defence versus Villarreal meanwhile but started at left-back for the team in yesterday's 3-1 win over West Bromwich Albion.Arteta could be heard shouting instructions to the 19-year-old throughout the match as the Gunners' boss tried to advise the youngster on which positions to take up."B, second ball – go!" said Arteta as he encouraged Saka to make an

Will Smith shocked fans when he shared candid photos of his body last week, saying he was in the “worst shape of his life”.Now, he’s headed back to the gym and has posted some new pics of him getting ready to work out.It’s “back to square one” for the 52-year-old Men In Black star.He’s shared a selection of new pics with his 53.3 million Instagram followers before his gym session, aiming to motivate others to do the same.Of course, he's done it all with his trademark humour.Smith captioned the post: "Back to square one. Lookin like a circle.

Avengers star is one of many industry figures to condemn the awards body, which has faced criticism for a lack of diversity, discriminatory practices and a lack of transparency surrounding its voting processes. Last week, the HFPA confirmed a list of proposed reforms in an effort to address the criticism, though open letters published last Friday (7 May) by the Time’s Up organisation and a coalition of more than 100 PR firms suggest that the changes did not go far enough.

Mother’s Day was all about Sophie Brussaux for Drake! The mother of his three-year-old son, Adonis Graham, got a special shoutout on May 9 in the rapper’s Instagram Story, with Drake sharing an adorable new photo of their little guy. The photo, which you can see below, shows Sophie gently resting her cheek on Adonis’ head as they both sweetly smile. “Happy Mother’s Day big mama,” Drake wrote, tagging Sophie.

PIERS Morgan will refuse to hug his friends and family even after Boris Johnson relaxes coronavirus rules. The Prime Minister is set to tell the nation that, as of next Monday, they can touch their nearest and dearest once again.

Chrissy Teigen, Stanley Tucci, Mindy Kaling and more celebs have your summer dinner menu ready.

A GUEST on The Repair Shop was seen fighting back tears after his support teddy bear was restored in an emotional scene. Harry, 28, from Oxfordshire brought in the toy, which he had owned for over 26 years, to restorers Julie and Amanda in the hopes he could be freshened up.

If only all of us could be as happy that it’s Monday again as Harvey Price.

Honoring the women in his life! Tom Brady shouted out to both ex Bridget Moynahan and wife Gisele Bündchen on Mother’s Day.

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Elon Musk has announced he is launching a satellite to the Moon called DOGE-1.

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Leo Barraclough International Features EditorLisa Jackson’s hybrid documentary feature project “Wilfred Buck,” which centers on the eponymous science facilitator, an expert in Indigenous lore about astronomy, won the Canadian Forum Pitch Prize at Hot Docs last week. Jackson tells Variety how she came to the project.Jackson – whose mother was Anishinaabe, an Indigenous group in North America – was at a conference in November 2017 when she first heard about Wilfred Buck, who had curated an exhibit at the Canada Science and Technology Museum based on the stories about the stars told by First Nations communities.

Ryan Jack will miss out on the European Championships. The Rangers midfielder had established himself as a key part of Steve Clarke's squad, forming a formidable partnership with Callum McGregor.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticOn her new show “Hacks,” Jean Smart plays a woman who has a difficult time adapting to a new era in the entertainment industry. It may be the first TV role this unbound and thrilling performer has taken that feels like a stretch.After all, Smart — one of CBS’ “Designing Women” in the 1980s and now a prestige-TV favorite on “Fargo” and “Watchmen” — seems endlessly inquisitive about where her talent can take her.