The Chase star Paul Sinha pokes fun at Parkinson's diagnosis as he remains positive

A Ukrainian art student is desperate to return to her 'second home' in Glasgow after fleeing her war-torn country from Russian invasion.

One of the deadliest snipers in the world has arrived in Ukraine and pledged to take on the Russians as a volunteer fighter.

BORDER reivers Michael Binnie and Claire Mole secured a second consecutive Snowman Rally victory last weekend.

High-street chain Marks and Spencer has once again got shoppers talking after they shared a snap of a bold new leopard print coat to social media.

Sam Hueghan has revealed that the biggest threat in Outlander season six to Fraser's Ridge might not be the coming Revolutionary War.

Outlander star Sam Heughan has been one of the bookies favourites to take on the iconic 007 role since Daniel Craig announced he'd be stepping down.

A new public photography exhibition that shines a light on mental health awareness has opened in London. From March 9 until April 6, ‘Art of London presents Take a Moment 2022’ at Piccadilly Circus is encouraging people to take time out of their day to check in on their mental health.The exhibition, which was opened by TV doctor Dr Ranj Singh, is made of over 100 celebrity portraits and has been projected onto the Piccadilly Lights - an attraction which is seen by around 56 million people per year.

Bolton Wanderers will have Dapo Afolayan available for this weekend's game against Plymouth Argyle but Kyle Dempsey will be out of the clash and be back in

Red Nose Day is back for its 36th year, raising money to help end child poverty in the UK and around the world.

Rochelle Humes has given a glimpse into her latest impressive display in her home as she marks her daughter's birthday.

This Morning viewers couldn't help but comment as Rebel Wilson dazzled them on the show.

A church in Hulme has launched a library made up of radical and political texts.

Mermaid fans are in for a treat at Sea Life Manchester next month.

Three Tottenham Hotspur players will miss their side's trip to Manchester United this weekend through injury.

Phillip Schofield has taken to social media to confirm everything is ok after This Morning was suddenly pulled off air.

The Black Keys have announced the details of their 11th studio album ‘Dropout Boogie’ and shared new track ‘Wild Child’ – check it out below.‘Dropout Boogie’ is set for release May 13, 2022, which is the day before the 20th anniversary of The Black Keys’ first record, ‘The Big Come Up’.‘Dropout Boogie’ is available to pre-order here and will feature appearances from Billy F. Gibbons (ZZ Top), Greg Cartwright (Reigning Sound), and Angelo Petraglia (Kings Of Leon’s producer and co-writer).Both Cartwright and Petraglia feature on lead single ‘Wild Child’, which you can hear below:‘Dropout Boogie’ follows on from 2021’s ‘Delta Kream’ and was written by Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney in the studio.

Billy Joel biopic is in the works which will chart the musician’s early years.The film, titled Piano Man, is being developed at Michael Jai White’s Jaigantic Studios, with Adam Ripp (Devil’s Whisper) on board to write and direct.According to Variety, Joel will not be involved and hasn’t granted rights to his music, name/likeness or life story for the project.The studio however has acquired the life rights to Joel’s first manager Irwin Mazur, who managed the musician from 1965 to 1972. His breakthrough hit ‘Piano Man’, from the album of the same name, was released in 1973.Artie Ripp, director Adam Ripp’s father, signed Joel to his first solo record deal and produced his debut album ‘Cold Spring Harbor’.Speaking about the film, Ripp said: “Billy Joel has been a part of my life since my father signed him to his record label when I was four years old; his music is ingrained in my DNA and it’s been a dream of mine as a filmmaker to explore and celebrate the untold story of how Billy Joel became the Piano Man.”Mazur said: “What a dream come true! These are the real-life events I witnessed first-hand that shaped Billy from a keyboard player in the local Long Island band, The Hassles, into the iconic musician, singer-songwriter, and entertainer who thrills audiences around the world, today.”Joel has released 13 studio albums over his career, with the last being 2001’s ‘Fantasies & Delusions’ which featured classical compositions.

The Chase's Paul Sinha was forced to give up his pantomime career due to his battle with Parkinson's disease.

BBC dance show Strictly Come Dancing back in 2017.The long-distance runner has now revealed why she declined the request and hasn’t changed her mind.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, she said she would “definitely not” sign up for the show.“Strictly have [approached me], but I cannot dance, I really can’t dance, it’s my worst nightmare.“That one I couldn’t see happening and I think at the minute, I’m just trying to juggle things around my kids and my family.“So, I kind of don’t have to spend time away from them for too long at one time.”Paula lives in Monaco, France with her long-term husband and their children Isla and Raphael.The Chase's Paul Sinha unable to pursue part of career due to illnessIn the same chat, she praised hospital

Paul Sinha, 51, known by The Chase fans as The Sinnerman, has opened up about having to leave behind opportunities to perform in the theatre due to his illness.The quizzer described his stint as Abanazar in the York Opera House’s production of Aladdin as “the most enjoyable month” of his life in a recent podcast appearance.Unfortunately for Paul, he also revealed that he won’t ever get the chance to take part in a pantomime again due to his Parkinson’s battle restricting his “physical fitness”.The general knowledge expert, who announced he had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in June 2019, lamented his experience in the production while speaking to Clive Anderson on his My Seven Wonders podcast.During the podcast, Paul shared his

Piers Morgan, 56, sparked backlash after he branded Naomi Osaka, 23, “an arrogant spoiled brat” and accused her of exploiting mental health to silence the media.