Celebrity Tidings

A dinner menu from the Titanic's first-class passengers has fetched a whopping £80,000 at auction. The menu, which included oysters, beef, spring lamb and mallard duck, was served on April 11, 1912, as the ill-fated ship journeyed from Queenstown in Ireland to New York. Over 1,500 passengers and crew tragically lost their lives when the Titanic hit an iceberg on

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The island of Pantellaria is a “pearl” off the coast of Sicily famed for its dates, olives and “bitter” ravioli pasta. Reached by air or sea from the city of Trapani, Pantellaria’s seaside promenade, street markets and turquoise waters regularly draw travellers across from its larger island neighbour. Pantellaria’s gastronomy is the product of a range of influences resulting from

If you suffer from Acrophobia – a fear of heights – this is not the shop for you. A small hut is attached to a cliff face in China and has captured the imagination of many on socialk media, with one dubbing it an “inconvenient convenience store”. It is 120m (394ft) above the ground in the Shiniuzhai National Geological Park,

President Volodymyr Zelensky is making the right choice by not holding presidential election next year, a Ukrainian national and commentator believes. Aliona Hlivco, managing director at the Henry Jackson Society think tank, finds calls from the West urging the Ukrainian leader to hold elections “really strange”, given her nation is currently at war and trying to defend its borders and

Russian state propagandists have promoted a bizarre story suggesting that women in the UK have taken to cleaning houses wearing only underwear to earn money. The segment was presented on Russian television by pro-Kremlin pundits Yevgeny Popov and Olga Skabeyeva. Popov declared: “There are new trends in British cleaning. Nowadays professional cleaners not only clean the houses and apartments of

A motorway service dubbed “diabolical” has been slammed as the worst in the country. Located on the M5, one of the key arteries to the southwest, Somerset's Bridgewater services are a key staging post for motorists heading to Devon and Exeter. Operated by Moto the service station has recently been ranked as the worst in the UK by trusted consumer

Pressure drops from the weather are causing millions of us to have splitting headaches. Nine million Britons – one in seven – suffer from ‘storm migraines’. These are weather-triggered headaches, with the main cause being sudden falling air pressure like during stormy weather today (Wednesday, November 8) and during last week’s storms Ciaran and Domingos. A rush of sufferers have

The UK Government have imposed sanctions on a network of oligarchs and financiers linked to the oil and gold businesses holding up Russia’s war machine in Ukraine. A total of 29 individuals and corporations have been sanctioned according to the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. The move comes as part of efforts to strangle Russia’s war economy, which relies heavily

Wetherspoons has closed five more pubs, with 28 more boozers still at risk of shutting their doors for good. The most recent closure is "The Butler's Bell" in Stafford, which shut on October 22. The pub was listed for sale earlier this year and has now been bought by Davenports Brewery. The new pub will offer food, live entertainment and