" Hello everyone, This week we have a very informative video for you on how to choose a fishing rod. Often when you go to the ...

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10:58, Tue, Sep 30, 2025 Updated: 11:38, Tue, Sep 30, 2025 Rod Stewart sent fans into a frenzy with a major announcement about new upcoming tour dates. The 80-year-old musician has been captivating ...

A self-described eccentric, daffodil breeder Rod Barwick started growing bulbs at his property in Hobart's northern suburbs in the 1970s. It's a passion that has never left him, and he has been ...

The French navy has seized nearly 10 tons of cocaine worth more than $600 million from a fishing vessel off the coast of West Africa, French authorities said on Thursday. The seizure by two navy ships ...

Penny Lancaster has shared an update on what it was like when her husband Rod Stewart was diagnosed with cancer - and her own secret battle. Rod Stewart's prostate cancer diagnosis in 2017 has been ...

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has confirmed the government will introduce controls on short-term holiday lets, widely blamed for exacerbating the housing crisis in places like the South West. Plans ...

After kicking off the week with rain and even snow in the high country, the latter half of the week calms down into pleasant early fall mode. Temperatures warm and skies clear as mild and dry weather ...

Penny Lancaster, wife of Rod Stewart, has opened up about her heart-wrenching IVF journey during a candid chat on BBC Breakfast. The model turned Special Constable was speaking to Charlotte Gallagher ...

Penny Lancaster has revealed she was ready to leave her husband Rod Stewart if he wouldn't agree to have children with her, before the couple endured a heartbreaking IVF journey to start a family ...

It’s one of the world’s most storied rivers, with sites such as Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and the Tower of London visible beyond its algae-covered, walled banks. But can one really catch a big ...