An Australian mum-of-two with more than 2.3million TikTok followers for her 'satisfying' home organisation videos has offered her ultimate cleaning guide - and her favourite 'hacks' of all time.
A sun-loving PhD student has urged young Australians to be diligent with skin checks and aware of small changes after a small mole on her right leg was actually a grade three melanoma.
Wearing body paint and trainers - and little else - scores of activists bravely took to their saddles to take part in the London leg of the World Naked Bike Ride.
Prince Charles looked in great spirits today when attending the Grampian Highland Games in Scotland, and even enjoyed a small glass of whisky at the event.
Dr Sarah Tonks, 39, a leading cosmetic doctor with a clinic in Chelsea, recently explained in a YouTube video that the vaccine can cause a pro-inflammatory response in the skin.
Surrounded by his family, including Carl Philip's sisters Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine, the baby was christened at Drottningholm Palace Chapel, just outside Stockholm.
The news that Amazon has relocated filming to the UK is sure to be welcomed by Tolkien enthusiasts, who have long speculated on the real-life locations in Britain which may have inspired Tolkien's work.
Laura Miller, 42, from Bognor Regis, was diagnosed with stage three invasive breast cancer in 2012, and it took her two years to recover from multiple surgeries, chemo and radiotherapy.
Very clumsy people from across the globe have shared their stories on the US-based sharing app Whisper - including one who sprained their ankle after walking backwards into a lamppost.
Australian professional organisers have offered their simple fridge guide, including the correct order to arrange ingredients and the storage products they swear by for maximising space.
GREG WISE: How do you come to terms with something that has always been there, but now isn't, like the loss of an arm or a leg? I have no memory of life when Clare wasn't here.
Becca Scheer, 31, from Mechanicsville in Virginia, went from 357 pounds to 161 pounds in just over 11 months after transforming her diet.
Clive Myrie, 56, who lives in north London, is the fourth of seven children whose parents emigrated from Jamaica in the 60s. He says he encountered the worst racism after becoming a broadcaster.
Celebrities share the stories behind their favourite photographs. This week it's British actress Frances Barber, 63.
Gennaro Contaldo, 72, shares items of personal significance in the outdoor kitchen in his garden in north-east London. Among his treasures is a ceramic sculpture from Eduardo Paolozzi.
Ed Balls' winning turn on BBC1's Celebrity Best Home Cook cemented his new TV personality status. In his memoir, Appetite, he describes how his lifelong passion for food lies behind his success…
From spicy roasted sea bream to these sherry-soaked clams, five ways to make fresh seafood even more succulent. Pictured, roasted fish with spring onions and sweet chilli sauce.
Nicola Walker, 51, got her speedboat licence for her role as DI Annika Strandhed in new series Annika. She plays the Head of the Marine Homicide Unit in Glasgow.
This week Bel Mooney advises a reader who doesn't find a potential love interest attractive.
From spicy roasted sea bream to these sherry-soaked clams, five ways to make fresh seafood even more succulent. Pictured, crab and fennel salad with ginger and lime dressing.
From spicy roasted sea bream to these sherry-soaked clams, five ways to make fresh seafood even more succulent. Pictured, spicy marinated salmon with pak choi.
From spicy roasted sea bream to these sherry-soaked clams, five ways to make fresh seafood even more succulent. Pictured, potted shrimp with pink peppercorns and caper butter.
From spicy roasted sea bream to these sherry-soaked clams, five ways to make fresh seafood even more succulent. Pictured, clams with sherry, smoked pancetta and garlic.
Jay Blades, from east London, racked up seven million viewers as the host of The Repair Shop. In a new series he takes on six volunteer apprentices who create masterpieces for deserving individuals.
Ruby Wax, 68, who lives in Notting Hill, left the celebrity life behind in the early 2000s when she fell into a severe depression. In a new BBC2 series, comedy star reviews her celebrity interviews.