Opinion: Last News

Alison Hammond was hit with a blow when she recently made her presenting debut on For The Love of Dogs. Following the passing of former presenter Paul O'Grady in 2023, the This Morning host is now the new face of the show.

Airdrie boss Rhys McCabe praised his Diamonds for a dominant display against Dundee United, on a night the Tangerines were declared champions.

We’re no lawyers, but we advise Britney Spears should file a writ of howdafa. As in howdafa did that just happen?!

Lewis Hamilton has succinctly summed up his opinion on Adrian Newey, the Red Bull chief engineer, in just five words amid rumours about his future.

Chloe Madeley has given her 'opinion' after addressing comments about a reunion with her ex-husband James Haskell. The personal trainer and TV personality is often subject to messages about her relationship with the rugby star after confirming their split last year.

Attention, Swifties! Matty Healy has finally spoken out about The Tortured Poets Department!

New Order’s Bernard Sumner has made a rare public statement to condemn Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and the government at large.The frontman took to his website to share a message, beginning his statement: “I don’t normally post much and don’t normally post about stuff like this – but I do care about it.” He went on to highlight two news stories: firstly, the announcement that the government looking to overhaul Personal Independence Payments for people with mental health issues, which Sumner branded as “a disgusting way to cut costs.”Sumner went on to suggest the move was “probably an attempt to recoup some of the money they wasted on ineffective personal protective equipment (PPE) during the Covid pandemic,” calling it “a scandalous waste of money.”“According to the government’s own figures the Department for Health & Social Care (DHSC) lost 75% of the £12 billion it spent on PPE in the first year of the pandemic to inflated prices and kit that did not meet the required standards – including fully £4 billion of PPE that will never be used by the NHS and needs to be disposed of, ie burnt,” he wrote. “A scandalous waste of money and, as usual, it’s the sick and vulnerable who suffer for it.

Prince Harry was left "furious and in tears" after what he perceived as a "slap in the face" from a senior royal, which turned out to be the final straw. This revelation comes from a Royal commentator who suggests that the Duke of Sussex didn't expect to be ousted from Frogmore Cottage - a home he believed would remain his sanctuary even after relocating to the US with Meghan Markle.

Erik ten Hag's future at Manchester United continues to be a controversial subject following Sunday's FA Cup semi-final win over Coventry City.

Anna Gunn is reflecting on her Breaking Bad character’s reception!

Britain's Got Talent fans reckon they've worked out the real identity of one of the season's weirdest acts. The ITV reality show returned for its 17th series on Saturday night (April 20).

A huge battery storage site, designed to support the National Grid network, could be coming to Ayrshire.

Britain's Got Talent boss Simon Cowell has weighed in on the rift between Sharon Osbourne and Amanda Holden, confirming that he is good friends with both women.

Taylor Swift is sharing a message following the release of her brand new album The Tortured Poets Department!

Brittany Cartwright effortlessly shut down a hater!

Courtney Love has some bold opinions about Taylor Swift.

The Vicar Of Dibley star shared her thoughts on what she perceives as society’s quickness to cancel people, saying “we are expected to present ourselves as perfect”.This follows French being told to “catch up” in a conversation surrounding JK Rowling’s controversial comments about the trans community.Speaking recently on the Happy Place podcast with Fearne Cotton, French began: “We’re all talking about inclusivity and favouring difference and all the rest of it. And that’s all great, I love the idea of that, but that’s not how we’re living.”She explained: “We’re living the opposite of that – we’re massively intolerant, quick to blame, litigation, bullying and trolling and all of this dreadful stuff which has got nothing to do with understanding how other human beings operate.”French continued: “We are people who know we make mistakes, we know we have shortcomings, we know all this stuff but because we are expected to present ourselves as perfect and only celebrate all the perfect things, it’s just wiped out any margin for error.The British comedian also spoke about the need for “robust debate” and a greater understanding between people.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Ben Sherwood and Joanna Coles inked a deal to lead IAC’s The Daily Beast, under which the media veterans have been granted a minority stake in the news and opinion site. Effective immediately, Sherwood — one-time president of the Disney ABC Television Group — will serve as The Daily Beast’s publisher and CEO. Coles, previously Hearst Magazines’ chief content officer, is the site’s chief creative and content officer.

Rachel Riley has faced calls to be sacked over her now-deleted tweet about the Sydney mall stabbings in which she falsely claimed the horror attack was part of a pro-Palestinian uprising. Channel 4 has issued a statement on the presenter's future after calls for the Countdown presenter to be sacked.The presenter, 38, was accused of perpetuating Islamophobia when she mistakenly claimed the Sydney mall stabbings were part of a "globalised Intifada" - 'intafada' being an Arabic word, which means "uprising" and has been used to describe armed uprising of Palestinians against Israeli occupation.The horrific Sydney mall massacre, which saw six people murdered, was carried out by Joel Cauchi, 40, from Queensland, who police said had been suffering from mental health issues and was unrelated to the Palestinian cause.

Countdown's Rachel Riley has issued an apology following a controversial tweet about the Sydney mall stabbings, leading to calls for Channel 4 to dismiss her. The 38-year-old was accused of promoting Islamophobia when she incorrectly suggested that the horrific attack was a Palestinian uprising.

Are Meghan Markle and Prince Harry preparing for their latest role? Some seem to think so. The U.K.’s Mirror recently reported that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are teaming up with "Hollywood power players" to prepare voters for a "deepfake onslaught" that will coincide with the 2024 U.S. presidential election on November 5.