Sir David revealed he only started reading the Poirot books after accepting the role – a character he would portray on television for 25 years.

They were among a cache of papers belonging to Sir Edward du Cann, who was chairman of the influential Conservative backbench 1922 Committee.

The Stacey Shipman actor said she had cried throughout the filming but remained calm while watching it with her family on Christmas Day.

She said most people ‘would rather remain in their own homeland’, but a lack of food or warfare drives them to leave.

The writer and comedian got his television break appearing in the 1980s when his left-wing act – accompanied by his shiny suit – brought headlines

Gavin Hudson was supposed to examine requests under the law to allow people to find out whether a partner has a history of violence.

The defendant, who represented herself during the hearing, did not enter pleas to the two charges she faces.

Mr Miles has announced he will not be standing in next year’s Senedd election.

The East Wiltshire MP has quit Kemi Badenoch’s party and was unveiled as Nigel Farage’s latest recruit at a press conference.

George Abaraonye posted several comments online appearing to celebrate the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk.

Faye Hall was arrested with Peter and Barbie Reynolds in February when they were returning to Bamiyan Province, Afghanistan

The National Trust is inviting visitors to slow down and discover the mental health benefits of Self-portrait wearing a Feathered Bonnet

Steve James, 65, has run 148 marathons as part of his target to reach 200 marathons in 200 days, while researchers monitor him.

The mobile cinema was saved from extinction by passionate volunteers and the friends of the British Transport Films employee who managed it

Warrant Officer Michael Webber pleaded guilty at the Court Martial Centre in Bulford, Wiltshire, to assaulting Royal Artillery Gunner Jaysley Beck

Brian Davies, 68, was killed in the incident on March 13 2023 when his home on Clydach Road, Morriston, Swansea, was destroyed in the blast.

Neil Hopper, of St Erme, Truro, Cornwall, entered guilty pleas to the five charges against him at Truro Crown Court.

An S4C documentary had followed the Welsh-speaking doctor on his journey from near death to public acclaim and admiration.

Neil Hopper, 49, pleaded guilty to two charges of fraud by false representation relating to claims made to insurance companies.