Move over almond and square nails, a new shape is making its way onto the beauty radar, and experts are calling them ‘bell bottom’ nails. Inspired by the iconic flared silhouette of the 70s, the trend sees nails gradually widen toward the tip, creating a
Following a breakthrough period that saw widespread critical acclaim, major festival appearances, BBC radio support and the release of her celebrated debut album Lost En Route, travelling troubadour Sorrel Nation returns with her much-anticipated second album, Creeping Thyme. And yes, Sorrel Nation is her real
Enigmatic rock outlaws and Mercury Prize long-listed act – Evil Blizzard – will return to Manchester in 2027. Following the release of their acclaimed fifth album ‘Death Songs and Lullabies’, the Preston act will unleash their freakish furore on the audiences of Academy 3 on
A South Manchester pub manager has confronted his fear of heights by freefalling 15,000 feet in a skydive to raise £4,568 for Francis House Children’s Hospice. Martin Devlin, general manager of the Fletcher Moss in Didsbury, has called Didsbury his home for more than three
Katie White OBE MP, Minister of State (Minister for Climate Transition), visited the Sheffield assembly operation supporting British solar company UKSOL’s Plug-In Solar Pro range as businesses prepared for the opening of Great Britain’s new plug-in solar market. During the visit on Wednesday 19 August,
Northern’s latest Flash Sale is off to a flying start, with hundreds of thousands of cut-price tickets already snapped up by eager passengers across the North. Launched yesterday (Wednesday 2 September) and running until Friday 4 September, the operator has put four million tickets up
New research from E.ON Next reveals today’s new drivers are the first generation ready to go electric from day one, as petrol starts to feel like a thing of the past. Data finds 55% of 17 to 20-year-old learner drivers want their first car to
People released from prison under the government’s early release scheme will be “immediately recalled” if they breach restrictions on their movements, according to Justice Minister Alex Davies-Jones. She told GB News: “Regarding victims, we need to ensure that they are at the heart of all
British buyers account for one in five (21%) of all property reservations in the Costa del Sol – more than any of the other 29 nationalities buying homes there. The Costa del Sol figures, reported by leading Spanish home builder Taylor Wimpey España, echo the
Gen Z is redefining the day at the seaside – with paddleboarding and surfing becoming the must-have beach day activities, replacing traditional favourites like arcade games and crazy golf. A poll of 2,000 adults found 11 per cent of Gen Z consider paddleboarding to be