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Partying, drinking and chasing women was Michael Flatley's reputation. But when a friendship with Niamh O'Brien developed into more, all changed. INSIDE the two-decade romance that brought the Lord of the Dance the happiness he craved...
Niamh O'Brien, the wife of Michael Flatley was his friend and confidant for years before there was any romance.
Revealed: How judges ignored victims' pleas by allowing paedophile who snapped women and girls and used AI to 'nudify' them back to flats where he'd committed his offences against them
Zafer Dogan, 32, was jailed last month for two years and four months after snapping images - many taken from his flat, which overlooked a children's playground in Enfield, north London.
Inside Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's fightback... and how an old rivalry with Prince Harry might just help him back into the fold
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor barely had time to enjoy his morning tea and Abernethy biscuits before Thames Valley Police turned up on his doorstep that day back in February.
He'll be in the dog house now! Moment drink-driver's pet steals the show during police stop as his owner is caught behind the wheel more than four times over the limit
Bryan Househam was arrested by Avon and Somerset Police following reports of a grey Toyota RAV4 veering across the M5 near Dursley on September 13.
The BBC thought he'd be the 'safe' Strictly signing of the year... but 'Dogfather' Graeme Hall's 'outdated' behaviour has landed him in the doghouse
When Strictly Come Dancing bosses signed TV dog trainer Graeme Hall as a contestant for 2026, they hoped he would be the answer to their 'Middle England' problem.
Taiwanese leader welcomes talks between Washington and Beijing ‘to reduce risk of war’
Taiwanese leader William Lai Ching-te has welcomed talks between Washington and Beijing aimed at reducing the risk of conflict. Lai’s annual Double Tenth address on Saturday, marking the anniversary of the foundation of the Republic of China, Taiwan’s official name, also called for democracies to work together to safeguard regional peace and for the Taiwanese people’s right to exist to be respected. He also warned that mainland China was trying to put pressure on the island to change the status...
CJP protests: Are students in Delhi dacoits from Chambal? Abhijeet Dipke's parents slam police action
Cockroach Janata Party convenor Abhijeet Dipke's parents criticised the government over his detention and the police crackdown on protesters in Delhi. His father questioned the heavy security deployment and defended the right to protest without permission, while his mother condemned his alleged detention aboard a flight. Police detained around 500 protesters.
How 5 symbols on an ancient bowl found near Salem may change what we know about India's writing history
An archaeological excavation at Thelunganur near Salem, Tamil Nadu, has uncovered a 3,200-year-old bowl bearing five graffiti symbols, potentially offering clues to early writing systems. The site has also yielded iron weapons, a possible steel sword and skeletal remains, helping researchers study Iron Age life and the origins of Tamil-Brahmi.
DWP confirms full list of 24 skin conditions that qualify for up to £114 weekly payment
There are currently 28,110 claiming PIP for one of 24 skin conditions
RBI steps in to support rupee as currency nears record low; tightens forex rules
The Reserve Bank of India has announced new measures aimed at stabilizing the rupee's value in foreign exchange markets. These measures include tightening foreign exchange derivative norms and creating a special window for oil marketing companies. By implementing a cash reserve requirement for large forex derivatives, the central bank seeks to curb speculative dollar demand. The impact of these interventions is expected to affect the rupee's value and forward premiums.