Life

How statins for your heart could stave off cancer and dementia

Health 26 May, 2022

Ask the GP: My headaches last just minutes - but cause blinding pain

Health 26 May, 2022

An avocado a week 'cuts risk of heart disease' – eight delicious ways to get more into your diet

Health 26 May, 2022

Film: Top Gun: Maverick is ‘about family, friendship and sacrifice' says Tom Cruise

By Kerri-Ann Roper, PA Entertainment Editor

WHEN your journey to work involves one of Hollywood’s biggest stars personally flying you back and forth, you could say that’s a good day at the office.

New to stream: The Worst Person In The World and new Star Wars spin-off Obi-Wan Kenobi

Damon Smith

THE WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD (Cert 15, 128 mins, Comedy/Drama/Romance, MUBI, available now on MUBI, available from May 27 on Amazon/BT TV Store/Curzon Home Cinema/iTunes/Sky Store/TalkTalk TV Store and other download and streaming services, available from June 20 on DVD £19.

Sleb Safari: Vogue the magazine versus Vogue the Cornish hamlet

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Monday: Celebrity
Vanessa Hudgens spoke to a ghost - or it might have been a lonely trucker

May

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Monday: Celebrity
Much fuss about Kim Kardashian's Met Gala dress but didn't it look like Khloe's?

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Monday: Celebrity
Gemma Collins and her animal shelter

Apr

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Monday: Celebrity
Sleb Safari: goop at Sea (you coming)

Apr

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Monday: Celebrity
The Bennifer Bubble Bath proposal

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Monday: Celebrity
Sleb Safari: Martha Stewart's well-fed dogs killed her cat

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Ballymurphy victcims found 'entirely innocent' by coroner

Health see all »

Resistance is futile: Feel the HIRT

26 May, 2022

IF you feel like you're in a bit of an exercise rut, you're not alone.

Don't focus only on your weight - there's better ways to measure your health, and to improve it for the future

26 May, 2022

FOR many years doctors have used body weight as a key indicator of overall health, but it's now clear that some people can be slim yet unhealthy, or even overweight but apparently in rude health (although this still divides expert opinion).

Ask the Dentist: We can't tiptoe around tooth truth

26 May, 2022

I SUFFER from severe foot in mouth disease - it's an inherited condition, passed down through paternal lineage.

Beth Nielsen Chapman: At school, I was the girl with 'Granny' glasses and guitar on her back

Gail Bell 26 May, 2022

1 Up and at it - what is your morning routine? I try to quiet my mind and find my centre before putting my feet on the floor.

Entertainment see all »

Amber Heard's abuse claims a ‘profound cruelty' to real survivors, court hears

Lawyers for the actor said a ‘mountain' of evidence that Mr Depp assaulted his former partner was ‘simply not there'.

Heart radio's third £1m prize winner praises ‘lucky charm' daughter

Paul Clymer turned down £2,000 to enter the live final in London.

Geetanjali Shree becomes first Indian winner of International Booker Prize

Her novel Tomb of Sand follows the story of an 80-year-old woman after the death of her husband.

Unseen footage shows glimpse of ‘fun behind the formality' of the Queen's life

The Queen granted the BBC access to hundreds of home-made recordings shot by her, her parents and the Duke of Edinburgh

Family & Parenting see all »

Anna Williamson on why it's important to press pause and be selfish sometimes

24 May, 2022

WHEN it comes to a healthy lifestyle, Anna Williamson has an impressive checklist.

Cardboard boxes can provide hours of imaginative play

24 May, 2022

THE pressure on parents to spend and spend on things can be pretty overwhelming.

How to help your overstressed, disengaged or last-minute cramming teenager through exams

17 May, 2022

IT is a busy time of year for our teenagers.

Leona O'Neill: Living in Northern Ireland is like being stuck on the merry-go-round from hell

Leona O'Neill 17 May, 2022

I WAS on American radio last week, trying to help them make sense of our 'complexities' – what happened at the election, why we have such an unstable government, why we currently have no government, the Brexit shambles and the like.

Food & drink see all »

Eating Out: Muddlers Club - rock 'n roll dining hits all the right notes

Seamus Maloney 21 May, 2022

The Muddlers Club, 1 Warehouse Lane, Belfast, BT1 2DX.

Whiskey Business: The water of life is truly flowing again

Knny Archr 21 May, 2022

FIRST things first - a singl vowl isn’t important. My pdantic brain wondrd why McConnell’s Whisky from Belfast Distillery Company and Scott’s Whisky from Garrison in county Frmanagh...

Craft Beer: Lifting a glass to hazy days

Paul McConville 21 May, 2022

THE rise of the crystal-clear pilsner lager sparked a frenzy for sparkling, golden beer almost from the moment the first barrels rolled out of Plezn in what now is referred to Czechia.

James St Recipes: Niall McKenna's salt-baked bream and cod, Comber potatoes and chorizo

Niall McKenna 21 May, 2022

THIS week's recipes are two delicious fish dishes that showcase the best of Northern Ireland's finest produce.

Columnists see all »

Anne Hailes: Hosting and helping a family fleeing from the war in Ukraine

23 May, 2022

"PLEASE understand I don't want to stay, I want to go home, I'm not coming here to earn money but to escape.

Ask Fiona: Colleague keeps putting me down at work

23 May, 2022

I AM having a big problem at work and don't know what to do for the best.

Anne Hailes: You may as well watch Netflix as watch the BBC, unless you're interested in cooking, baking or dressmaking

16 May, 2022

I WAS very young when I met the BBC's first woman news reporter and war correspondent Audrey Russell.

Ask Fiona: My sister needs help after miscarriage

By Fiona Caine, PA 16 May, 2022

AFTER really looking forward to being a mum for the first time, my sister had a miscarriage two months ago and is in a bad way.

Holidays&Travel see all »

Travel: Pleasing yourself in the Peloponnese

21 May, 2022

WHAT'S not to like about Greece? Delicious, affordable food, superb accommodation and people with hearts as sunny as their country's weather.

Irish Catholic editor Michael Kelly's guide to the Holy Land

14 May, 2022

WHETHER through the eyes of faith or as a tourist, the Holy Land is an unforgettable destination.

Travel: Why Florence is the perfect destination to let your creative juices (and fine wines) flow

By Katie Wright, PA 30 Apr, 2022

SLIDING a large sheet of thin paper from a folder and smoothing it out on the table in front of him, Roberto Guarnieri is setting out the ground rules of art for amateurs.

Put a spring in your step with a visit to Lough Erne Resort

25 Apr, 2022

AFTER a stressful few weeks of recovering from Covid and caring for my ill mother, as well as juggling work, school runs, homework dramas and helping with the new arrivals of lambs and calves on our family farm, an invite to an afternoon at the Lough Erne Resort and their traditional Thai Spa was just what the doctor ordered.

Motors see all »

The Co Antrim link to the world's most expensive car, the Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupe

William Scholes 25 May, 2022

MERCEDES-BENZ confirmed last week that it had sold one if its most revered cars for €135 million - a sum that not only obliterates all previous records but which also puts it among the 10 most valuable items ever auctioned, writes William Scholes.

Volkswagen creates a Buzz

11 May, 2022

VOLKSWAGEN'S line of ID electric cars have so far lacked in personality, but this funky little truck, the ID.

Ford E-Transit Custom: White van man goes green

William Scholes 11 May, 2022

NEVER mind Tesla and all those other electric cars we keep hearing about - it may surprise you to learn that the best-selling vehicle of all in Northern Ireland and Britain last year wasn't a Tesla or Volkswagen Golf or Vauxhall Corsa or any of the other usual suspects but a Ford Transit, writes William Scholes.

BMW's new-look 7-Series is big, bold and, er... Bavarian

David Roy 04 May, 2022

THE BMW 7 Series has long been a class leading 'luxo barge' for the company director set, so the premium motoring world always takes notice each time the Munich based marque unveils a new version of the swish saloon it first launched in 1977.

Celebrity see all »

Sleb Safari: Vogue the magazine versus Vogue the Cornish hamlet

Maeve Connolly 23 May, 2022

TO Cornwall this week where Vogue magazine has apologised profusely to a small pub that shares its name and which it threatened with legal action.

Marie Louise McConville: Wag court case has us hooked

Marie Louise McConville 21 May, 2022

It's all a bit hard to believe, isn't it? In fact, the synopsis could well be the plot of a multi-million pound Hollywood movie release - a very juicy one.

Vanessa Hudgens spoke to a ghost - or it might have been a lonely trucker

Maeve Connolly 16 May, 2022

VANESSA Hudgens has a gift. Until now we’d all thought it was her ability to sing, dance, act and make millions in Hollywood. It’s a gift most people would embrace and one which would facilitate a very early retirement at, say, age 30.

Marie Louise McConville: Dazzled by the talent on display in Co Down

Marie Louise McConville 14 May, 2022

That's the thing about being a journalist, every day is different.

Environment see all »

Cardboard boxes can provide hours of imaginative play

24 May, 2022

THE pressure on parents to spend and spend on things can be pretty overwhelming.

Take on Nature: From Rathlin to Inis Meáin

Stephen Colton 21 May, 2022

BROWSING through The Short Stories of Liam O'Flaherty recently, I reacquainted myself with some of his narratives involving birds, animals and other features of the natural world.

Take on Nature: Close to nature, close to God

Stephen Colton 07 May, 2022

STATION Island or St Patrick's Purgatory, located on Lough Derg, Co Donegal has been a place of Christian pilgrimage and prayer since the 5th century, receiving visitors for over 1,500 years.

7 small lifestyle changes that could make a big difference to our planet

30 Apr, 2022

IT is easy to feel helpless when faced with worrying statistics about rising temperatures, sea levels and carbon emissions.

Gardening see all »

Casual Gardener: Gardening's for the birds

John Manley 21 May, 2022

Increasing numbers are gardening with birds in mind.

Gardening: Is it ever OK not to clean your BBQ?

By Sam Wylie-Harris, PA 21 May, 2022

WITH sunshine, blue skies and a string of Bank Holidays on the calendar, summer brings lots of scope for planning BBQ parties.

Gardening: Confused by all the plant pot choices? Here's how to pick the best containers for your garden

By Hannah Stephenson, PA 14 May, 2022

SO, you want to perk up your patio with new pots, but which should you choose? Obviously the setting will be key – if you have a traditional cottage garden you might not want to be accessorising with super modern pots.