It's the tame evergreen afternoon show that epitomises the calm, uncontroversial nature of the daytime TV schedule.

Barcelona defender Eric Abidal could return to play football again after his liver transplant, the surgeon who carried out the operation has said.

Weeks after the demise of Sarkozy, the TF1 star he's said to have dated finds herself out of office too

Best-selling novelist Sir Terry Pratchett has a new honour to go with the Bafta he won at the weekend: a pig named after one of his books.

The ASA has received 430,000 complaints during its existence, with a record 31,548 in 2011

The Russian Foreign Ministry has launched one of the most extraordinary tirades in the history of online diplomacy, using its Twitter feed to lambast the US Ambassador to the country as “unprofessional” in a barrage of furious tweets.

At least 15 people are reported dead in a magnitude 5.8 earthquake that struck the same area of northern Italy stricken by another fatal tremor on 20 May.

A little self-parody can go a long way in an acting career, says Gerard Gilbert. Just ask Matt LeBlanc...

A US drone strike aiming for an al-Qa'ida leader has killed five militants as part of a Yemeni offensive against the Islamist group, Yemeni officials said today.

Lee Richardson, who was killed in a race crash on 13 May at the age of 33, was a British speedway international. Captain of the Lakeside Hammers team, Richardson rode for Great Britain at senior and under-21 level, and featured in several World Cups. He was a Grand Prix rider from 2003-06.

A superb video went up on YouTube yesterday, a revelation to anyone who has never witnessed a real life spin-doctor haranguing a journalist.

In our series celebrating Great Britain's feats, David Faulkner, who set up the third goal, remembers triumph over the West Germans

A little self-parody can go a long way. Just ask Matt LeBlanc...

There were no revelations and anyone who was expecting news should have known better