John Ward

Bus giant Arriva have managed to solve a problem not many of us knew needed solving, but bus passengers apparently have real trouble getting on and how they should sit

Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher is splashing out on a pool at his £4million North London mansion but there's one big issue in his way...he doesn't know how to swim

Liam Gallagher had just been granted planning permission to create a leisure suite at his north London mansion - complete with a pool - but he can't actually swim

Instead of cans of lager and cigs before going out on stage, Oasis legend Liam Gallagher now necks a couple of mugs of the spice-infused bee brew in a bid to boost his voice

Former Fun House host said there's no chance the kids of today could participate in the game show – as there are too many health and safety restrictions that would prevent it

The 1976 Montreal Olympics was a major assignment for the Canadian Armed Forces, with about 9,000 service members involved. Security was a preoccupation for the hosts, with memories of the terrorism attack at the 1972 Munich Games still fresh. While the army had the biggest load, the navy contributed about 1,000 sailors as it handled security for the sailing events of the Games, which were staged on Lake Ontario off Kingston, Ont. The navy contingent included three destroyers, HMC ships Nipigon Annapolis and Saguenay , along with 70 tow and rescue vessels. In contrast, Canada never had more than three destroyers at a time assigned during the Korean War.

Legend of the sport, referee Russ Bray, will be taking his rightful position as darts scorer in the revival of the classice game show, Bullseye, alongside Freddie Flintoff

Although Ticketmaster will refund Oasis fans the cost of their tickets if the Gallagher brothers cancel their reunion tour, but what about cash they've splashed on flights and accommodation?

Single dad Daniel rummaged through skips and repurposed his neighbours’ old blown down fence to build his two kids a fully functioning playhouse drive-thru which they 'mad with excitement' for

British welterweight champ from 1969 to 1971 and British middleweight champ in 1971, Brian Maxine was the first post-war wrestler to hold championships in two weight categories simultaneously