Returning to the judging panel this season is Tom Kerridge and Lorna McNee along with a new face, Phil Wang, who joins the ...

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The Princess of Wales's glamorous BAFTAs look served as a 'quietly strategic reminder of stability' as the Royal Family has been plunged into chaos, a stylist has said.

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The Channel 4 dramatisation of the consequences of illegal sewage dumping is hailed as the new Mr Bates vs The Post Office ...