Lions thriving in nature reserve which inspired classic wildlife film Born Free

Coldplay have issued a statement following criticism of some of the partners they have chosen to work with in order to reduce the CO2 emissions on their latest world tour.“When we announced this tour, we said that we would try our best to make it as sustainable and low carbon-impact as possible, but that it would be a work in progress”, they said. “That remains true.

Ezra Furman has announced her upcoming new album, ‘All Of Us Flames’, and released new single ‘Forever In Sunset’.“The biggest influence on the lyrics of this song is a conversation I had with a friend of mine”, she says. “When COVID was first hitting, she was talking to me a lot about how ready she felt”.“She was like, ‘People who have been comfortable in life are freaking out right now. But queer people like me have been in crisis before.

Good Morning Britain viewers were left fuming at the programme on Thursday (May 12) thanks to a 'massive spoiler alert'. Susanna Reid was back at the helm of the ITV show alongside Ben Shephard, while Kate Garraway was on hand to bring the latest headlines.

quiz has been created to test drivers on how prepared they are for something to go wrong.

The Chase star Anne Hegerty couldn't resist swiping at one quiz show that is simply "too much work" as she sits out this series of Beat the Chasers.Anne - AKA The Governess - contracted Covid-19 at the time of filming, and so has been replaced this series by Australian quiz champ and star of the Aussie version of the show Issa Schultz.Confirming the news back in March, Anne told her fans: "Unfortunately I’ve contracted COVID-19 so won’t be filming this series of #BeatTheChasers."The fantastic @Issa25 will be stepping in for me and I’m looking forward to watching the series when it’s on air later this year."Issa is better known by his Chase alter ego The Supernerd.But now Anne revealed the one quiz show she's unlikely to do again in an exclusive chat to Daily Star.Appearing at the MEN Pride of Manchester awards on Tuesday (May 10), Anne explained: "I always wanted to go on University Challenge: The Professionals back when I was a proofreader."The Society for Editors and Proofreaders used to keep trying to put in a team, and I think the BBC kept going, 'What, is that even a professional thing? We’ve never heard of that!'"So I always wanted to get on University Challenge: The Professionals," she explained.But Anne quickly added: "Would I like to do Mastermind again? I’ve done it twice and been a bit rubbish both times - nah, it’s too much work!"Speaking about the ideal celebrity she'd love to face off with on The Chase, Anne told us: "I think we’ve always said it would be brilliant to have Stephen Fry on."Of course, I always would have loved to have [the late] John Sessions on - of course that’s a missed opportunity now.

'Give a Doubt' campaign - which hopes to increase self-confidence in younger people by encouraging the public to share their own self-doubts.

Cotswold Outdoor, which carried out the research as part of its #ProjectRewild campaign to encourage more people to enjoy and reconnect with nature, said: “Watching the sun set and rise in these locations is a joy to behold and camping can often be the best way to enjoy them. "Living in the UK, we’re treated to some amazing outdoor locations which can often be easy to forget.“Hopefully this research reminds people of the amazing experiences that can be had on our doorstep, while thinking more about what they can do to preserve the beauty of the outdoors.“We’ve all got a part to play in preservation of the great green spaces in this country and spending quality time outdoors can really drive home its importance.”The study also found those polled typically go on two camping trips a year.

The presenter, 57, is well-known for his activity on Twitter, and it was there he decided to take issue when another user poked fun at his new Talk TV show.Piers Morgan: Uncensored launched on April 25,bringing in a huge 316,800 viewers for the first episode, which featured a tense chat between Piers and former pal Donald Trump.However, the show has seen ratings plummet, falling to just 62,000 one week after launch.Not that Piers is letting it get to him, taking to his Twitter on Wednesday to respond after someone had jokingly asked how his ratings were going.The former Good Morning Britain host said: "Exactly how I assumed they would… all very encouraging. We’re building the biggest global show of its kind, available in many different formats around the world.

couple who met on Fortnite before making X-rated content together have been inundated with weird requests – including being offered £10,000 to urinate on camera. Erin Sanaghan and Tyler Thompson both have full-time jobs but still rake in up to £5,000 a month on OnlyFans.

EXCLUSIVE: BBC Studios Natural History Unit (NHU), the UK production powerhouse behind Planet Earth and The Green Planet, has hired BAFTA-winning Mike Davis to lead a major push into CGI.

Rebekah Vardy says she has “deep regret” at claiming singer Peter Andre’s manhood was the size of a “miniature chipolata”.The 40-year-old, who romped with the Mysterious Girl singer, made the admission during her ongoing “Wagatha Christie” libel trial with Coleen Rooney, as we reported yesterday.Now Peter, who starred on I’m A Celeb, joked: “Most people saw in the jungle how an acorn turned into an oak.”Here JAMES MOORE goes undie-cover to reveal all on the big issue of whether size matters…Historians say ancient Greeks preferred tiny todgers, seeing them as a sign of intelligence and self-control, hence all the small willies on their statues. But their god of fertility, Priapus, was shown as having a huge member.For Viking warriors penis size was a status symbol, while in Renaissance times men wore codpieces to suggest they had a large willy.French Emperor Napoleon’s penis was allegedly removed after his death in 1821 and has been kept in private collections since.

A man found himself in a moral dilemma after buying a second hand safe on eBay for £80 - as it had £20,000 inside and the previous owner asked for it back.

A Lanarkshire daredevil who filmed himself while climbing a towering crane in Glasgow has been fined.

Before Johnny Sibilly was an out-and-proud star of game-changing LGBTQ+ shows like “Pose,” “Hacks,” and the “Queer as Folk” reboot, he was an actor in a class, trying to find his voice and place in the entertainment industry.

Will Young has returned to Twitter following the airing of his heartbreaking documentary, Losing My Twin Rupert.READ: Who was Will Young's twin brother Rupert?The show took a compassionate and brave look at alcoholism, inspired by Will's brother who tragically died in August 2020 at the age of 41. WATCH: Jeremy Kyle shares reaction to documentary Death on DaytimeRupert had battled depression, anxiety and alcoholism for more than 20 years.

Rita Ora has risked a major wardrobe malfunction by posing in a daring and racy cut-out blouse.The Black Widow singer, 31, is currently enjoying time out in Los Angeles.Posting to Instagram on Thursday, The Voice Australia judge risked some some intricate tan lines and flaunted a lot of cleavage by posing in a quarter-length sleeve blouse with a missing front panel and string detailing across the bust.Rita paired the saucy top, which also had flare cuffs, with a conservative pair of grey trousers as she posed for a number of snaps in direct sunlight.The Twist star looked stunning as she wore her blonde locks in a curly up do.She finished her look with a number of silver necklaces and a dark manicure. Rita appeared ultra glam as she played around for the camera with a flawless makeup palette, including soft brown eyeshadow and a pink lip.In one glamorous snap, the star was all smiles while in another, she looked furtively into the distance.Another pic saw Rita cheekily peek down at her semi-exposed bust.Quick to comment on the Fifty Shades Freed star's racy snaps were admirers from within her 16.1 million Instagram followers.One fan wrote: "So pretty," while another commented: "Cutest outfit."A third replied: "Perfection! Really love this set!"Meanwhile, a fourth said: "Can you be any prettier??? #girlcrush.""Stunning," a fifth concluded.The post follows Rita recently sending fans wild by hitting the beach in a teeny gold string bikini.The star stripped down to pose in the revealing swimsuit while enjoying a Hawaiian vacation.Rita smouldered as she played around in the surf on the holiday she shared with her mother Vera.

The BBC are set to sign This Morning chef Gino D’Acampo for the 20th anniversary of its hit show, Strictly Come Dancing, which will take place later this year. 43 year old Italian chef Gino has become a firm favourite on Britain’s TV screens, with his hilarious sense of humour – and brilliant cooking skills – earning him legions of fans. Not only has he been a chef on This Morning for 13 years, he also won I’m A Celebrity...

Deborah James has revealed she's given her husband "strict instructions" to move on following her death, but begged him not to marry a "bimbo".The BBC podcaster, now 40, was just 35 years old when she diagnosed with stage three bowel cancer in December 2016, which went on to become stage four. Since then, she has tirelessly campaigned to bring awareness to the disease, some of that through her Instagram account @bowelbabe.

I know this is beauty sacrilege but I have to admit that, up until the past year or two, I avoided using SPF creams on my face. I used skincare with SPF in (I’m not a maniac), but chemical sun cream formulas never suited my fussy, sensitive skin. We all know how important it is to be wearing a high factor, targeted sunscreen daily to avoid sun damage and premature ageing, so I made it my mission to go on a hunt for a formula that didn’t cause my skin to go red and break out in tiny spots – something that happened so often after a day spent wearing a chemical SPF.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are currently enjoying a tour of Scotland with a focus on discussing mental health. While they are there Prince William, 39, and Catherine, 40, are addressed as the Earl and Countess of Strathearn. When William married Catherine in 2011, the Queen bestowed many titles upon the couple including this one amongst others including the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Baron and Lady Carrickfergus.They’re not the only royals to go by different names in Scotland, though.

With the Eurovision Song Contest fast approaching, fans across Europe will be tuning in this weekend to watch the cool and quirky performers take to the stage. And while seeing unusual antics unfold on-stage has become part of the occasion, it turns out that the competition’s judges have some pretty unusual rules of their own that they must follow. In fact, in an interview with Times Radio, Murder On The Dancefloor songstress Sophie Ellis-Bextor revealed that she once turned down the role because of the “kooky” rules in place.