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Taylor Swift fans ain’t too pleased with her company at the latest Kansas City Chiefs game.

Greater Manchester will get an extra £16m for buses from the government next year. The city-region received £94.8m to spend over three years from the same pot of funding, but the cash which has helped subsidise bus fares is still set to run out in 2025, as it stands.

It’s been seven years since Scream Queens released its last episode, but the campy horror series remains a cult classic that’s referenced to this day.

A man has been charged with murder after being extradited from Sweden over a fight in east London in 2022.

Urgent food recalls have been issued to Aldi customers and shoppers of the brand Moonshine's Products.

A cannabis farm worth more than £1 million has been uncovered by police.

Beyond The Music‘ conference on Friday (October 13), Burnham said there needs to be a campaign to show how “critical” the situation has become for artists and venues alike.Back in 2021, the UK music industry spoke out on how they had essentially been handed a “No Deal Brexit” when the government failed to negotiate visa-free travel and Europe-wide work permits for musicians and crew.As a result, artists attempting to hit the road again after COVID found themselves on the predicted “rocky road” for the first summer of European touring after Britain left the EU – finding that the complications of Brexit were “strangling the next generation of UK talent in the cradle”.The government were then warned that musicians and crew “could find themselves unemployed en masse”, after a hearing at the House Of The Lords revealed the damage already being caused by Brexit on those wishing to tour Europe.Speaking alongside fellow northern mayors, Tracy Brabin of West Yorkshire and Steve Rotherham of the Liverpool City Region, Burnham said they all now need to work together to create a system that allows for musicians to travel freely throughout Europe.“I think as mayors we need to build this campaign really strongly from the bottom up to say this industry is critical to us, not marginal, critical, and we need an arrangement that allows for [the] free exchange of musicians touring here from Europe and for British musicians going [into Europe],” said Burnham.“For us, it’s absolutely critical to our visitor economy, but also just to the way our city regions are seen and known around Europe. It’s just a nonsense, isn’t it? You’re having to learn about ETIAS [visas to work in Europe] and all of this.

As expected, the news agenda surrounding Old Trafford focuses on the partial takeover expected to be green-lighted this week. Sir Jim Ratcliffe appears to have beaten Sheikh Jassim in the race for Manchester United.

One Direction is undeniably one of the biggest boy bands to hit the scene since the early millennium bubblegum pop explosion, and that is reflected in their net worth.

Scots cops have seized a drugs haul worth a potential value of £1.8 million following an operation in Glasgow.

Troye Sivan is opening up about overcoming his breakup with Jacob Bixenman.

Bre Tiesi got real about her “intense” postpartum experience.

A Scots mum told how a horrific crash with her baby in the car triggered a wave of intense depression.

Amazon has included a bestselling hair treatment that is loved by professionals and shoppers alike in their Prime Big Deals Day sale today.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter “The Exorcist: Believer,” a reboot in the legacy horror franchise, opened atop box office charts despite falling short of expectations. The film, from Universal and Blumhouse, collected $27.2 million from 3,663 North American venues over the weekend, below estimates that were closer to $35 million. “Believer” also opened at the international box office with $17.8 million for a global start of $45.1 million.

The arrival of the chillier season means that it is not only time to update your wardrobe, but also time to update your choice of footwear.

Jane Minty, well-known for her role as one of the beloved couch potatoes on Gogglebox, has given fans a glimpse into her life beyond the television screen. The TV personality, part of the brother and sister duo on the show, recently shared a snapshot of her rather "messy" workplace, revealing her "real job" to her followers. Surprisingly, Jane's profession takes her out of the living room and into a commercial kitchen, where she serves as a chef.

A gunman with a “macabre interest” in the Dunblane attacker built firearms and explosives for a “revenge” plan on ex-classmates before he was shot by police, a court heard.

Boots has announced it's planning on closing hundreds of stores in the UK, with some set to shut their doors over the coming weeks.

Pep Guardiola has called on the players to take a stand if they want a reduction in the number of games in the schedule, insisting the authorities won't listen to the Manchester City manager or his fellow bosses.