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Shocking footage shows a shed used to store children's toys engulfed in flames outside a school.

Actions speak louder than words… but let’s be honest, the words said during an action are pretty important, too!

Justin Bieber’s loved ones are reportedly “concerned” for him as he comes face-to-face with the demons of his past.

Bread, pasta, and rice are fundamental components of British diets, being essentials on our supermarket shelves and within our homes. Often vilified for their carbohydrate content and accused of being laden with "empty calories", these staples come under frequent scrutiny.

A third (34%) of individuals surveyed in September reported being financially worse off than they were 12 months ago.

In Sunday night's edition of Who Wants to be a Millionaire, Jeremy Clarkson was visibly taken aback. The veteran host was working his charm on a particularly sharp contestant who stood a chance to walk away with the coveted £1 million prize.

A young boy and a woman are fighting for their lives in hospital following a horror school bus crash which also saw four other children injured.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Xbox Games Studios head Alan Hartman is stepping down from his post after more than three decades working at parent company Microsoft. Following Hartman’s retirement, Craig Duncan, chief of Xbox’s studio Rare, will take over the position.

Nicole Kidman has been criticised by fans for apparently "rudely" pushing Salma Hayek during an awkward encounter caught on camera. The incident occurred at the Balenciaga show at Paris Fashion Week, where Nicole was seen walking away as her friend Katy Perry looked on.

A three-bed house has attracted attention online for looking just like one of Oasis' famous album covers. The terraced house in Abbey Wood, south-east London, is on the market for £535,000 and looks like it's currently owned by one of the band's biggest fans.

A mum-of-two tragically lost her life in a freak accident after becoming trapped by a faulty Ottoman bed.

The late Steve Halliwell, a.k.a. Emmerdale's Zak Dingle, once struggled to afford a basic bacon sandwich during his early days as an actor.

started a petition to prevent Chris Brown from performing a show in the country, which has racked up over 27,000 signatures.The controversial pop star sold out the 94,00-capacity FNB Stadium in Johannesburg in less than two hours, with demand being so high that a second night was added.However, there was backlash over the announcement of the show given Brown’s history of domestic violence.In 2009, Brown assaulted his then-girlfriend Rihanna and was later found guilty of felony assault. He was sentenced to five years probation, counselling and six months community service.

Bath & Body Works had a MAJOR oversight in their design division… This is BAD.

This Morning presenter Sian Welby has said she "can't bear" the thought of her father's Dementia worsening and has even thought about his death, in a heartfelt new interview. The 37-year-old's dad Ian, 84, is battling Vascular dementia, a common type of the disease caused by reduced blood flow to the brain, according to the NHS.

Prince Louis looked dapper in tartan trousers when he attended the traditional Christmas Day church service at Sandringham.

An MP has launched a petition to slash the price of a Cadbury Freddo. Nineties kids have fond memories of enjoying the little chocolate treat which cost 10p.

The UK might experience an Indian Summer in the coming days, defying earlier snow predictions, a weather expert has claimed.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have received a brutal snub from King Charles amid reports that they are 'not on the list' to attend Christmas celebrations at Sandringham this year.

MasterChef presenter Gregg Wallace has denied allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour on the set of a BBC show.The host has issued a response to reports that he was apprehended by executives at the BBC in 2018 while filming an episode of game show Impossible Celebrities, with accusations that he had taken his top off in front of a female member of staff and boasted about his sex life.As reported by The Sun, Wallace is said to have been reported for consistent “inappropriate sexual comments”, and BBC bosses told him he needed to “change his behaviour”.In a post on Instagram in response to the allegations, Wallace has said that the incident had been investigated at the time, claiming that the outcome was that he had not said “anything sexual”.The Sun’s source asserted that “Gregg appeared to think it was all just banter and is also said to have made some comments in front of the live audience”, adding that employees of the show were “mortified”.Posting on Monday (October 14), Wallace said the incident was “investigated promptly when it happened six years ago by the BBC and the outcome of that was that I hadn’t said anything sexual. Do I need to repeat this again? I didn’t say anything sexual.

Tensions have started to rise in the Big Brother house, as Sunday night's episode revealed the first signs of strain among the housemates.