This week, Heathers: The Musical star Kate Rockwell launched a frustrated tirade at drunken audience members and rowdy superfans. The former EastEnders actress there is a 'theatre etiquette' that people have forgot about. She said on GMB: 'There's a theatre etiquette which is no longer there really anymore because people would never have done that even ten years ago. 'Thinks like Mama Mia and shows like that, they have an ending that you can get up and sing and dance and I think that's fantastic. Heathers: The Musical star Kate is the latest star to rage over the behaviour of viewers on Instagram as she discussed appropriate theatre etiquette.

An Arkansas girl who was passed through several foster homes has finally found her happy ending after being adopted by her kind-hearted teacher. At just eight years old, Mary McClelland had already been through more than most can imagine in a lifetime. But as the school year drew to a close in May 2021, McClelland learned that another family had planned to adopt Mary. ‘She just looked up and said, “Wait, I’m getting adopted?”’ McClelland recalled. The story has since drawn comparisons to Miss Honey, the gentle teacher in Matilda who ultimately adopts the young girl she once taught.

We're excited to begin working with the Manchester United forward as he continues his journey in the game. I think because he's called Rooney, he'll have millions of followers immediately. Man Utd boss Michael Carrick responds after Paul Scholes criticism got personal READ MORE :Man Utd wonderkid Kai Rooney signs major deal just like his dad Wayne Rooney READ MORE :FOLLOW OUR MAN UTD FB PAGE! "His father is brilliantly reinventing himself as a TV pundit, his mother is much-loved and he's got talent, he wouldn't be playing for Man United because of his surname, he's playing for Man United because of his talent." Join our new MAN UTD WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Manchester United content from Mirror Football.

The Islamic Republic knows it cannot overcome the military might of the US and Israel and has adopted a strategy of attrition. The regime spent much of the time since the 12-day war in June preparing for such a scenario and has decentralised decision-making structures. Israel continues to be targeted by sophisticated Iranian cluster missiles that send a spray of high explosives on to its cities. For Iran’s theocratic rulers, victory means surviving the war and retaining power, no matter the cost to the country. As the war enters its third week, the policy of attrition seems to be working.

Video:Tourists are lining up to film rooftop videos in Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro's largest favela, posing for drones as the clips spread across social media. But the trend has sparked debate, with critics saying it glamourises poverty and crime.

Commuters are experiencing significant delays to train services due to an earlier issue that saw services suspended to and from Dublin’s Heuston Station. Shortly after 3.20pm on Friday, Irish Rail said services between Clondalkin and Heuston were suspended, and no services were expected to operate between the two stations until the issue was rectified. Irish Rail commuter train. Irish Rail have said delays are “expected to ease” through the evening as services are brought back on schedule. “This is due to an earlier signalling issue between Clondalkin-Heuston, combined with a train failure at Park West.”

Murder accused told gardaí that mother of two was his ‘soul mate’ and he was now ‘replaying a nightmare’Adam Corcoran (31) has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Daena Walsh (27) at their Cork flat in August 2024Victim Daena WalshRalph Riegel Yesterday at 18:47A man who denies the murder of a mother of two found with catastrophic stab injuries in a burning apartment told gardaí he was “replaying a nightmare” after the death of his “soul mate” and “best friend”.

For some, Mother’s Day is joyful – for others, it can be deeply difficult. From loss to love and longing, 10 Irish women reflect on their unique journeyMother’s Day is advertised as being joyful, but I think this is a topic that needs some conversation. There is a darker, sadder side that I experienced along with countless other women. If you’re trying to become a mum or are dealing with infertility or miscarriage or have experienced a stillbirth, it’s a very difficult day.

President Donald Trump may be one step closer to making Pluto great again. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman endorsed the idea of Trump making Pluto a planet again in an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail at the John F Kennedy Space Center in Florida. ‘I 100% support President Trump making Pluto great again,’ Isaacman said. ‘I think we owe it to everyone from Kansas and all their great contributions to astronomy and aerospace to rightfully restore that discovery to a planet,’ Isaacman said. ‘President Trump, please do one thing for us: Make Pluto Planetary Again,’ he wrote on social media in February.

Man Utd news: JJ Gabriel ban explained by Michael Carrick, wonderkid speaks out on bossMirror Football brings you the latest round-up of news involving Manchester UnitedView 2 Images JJ Gabriel is one of Manchester United's most talented youngsters (Image: Getty)Michael Carrick has been keeping his eye on two Manchester United youngsters ahead of an important weekend of Premier League action. Latest United news and more on our dedicated Facebook pageJJ Gabriel banCarrick has explained that United wonderkid JJ Gabriel is not allowed to play for the first-team this season. Man Utd boss Michael Carrick responds after Paul Scholes criticism got personal READ MORE :Man Utd triple injury update drops with Michael Carrick delighted over star's return READ MORE :That’s because he was aged just 14 when the 2025/26 campaign began. Premier League rules only allow a 15-year-old to play as long as they are 15 by August 31 of the season in question. The Premier League isn't easy.

The minister told him the five individuals concerned had been the subject of a lengthy criminal investigation, had been prosecuted and were acquitted. If somebody in headquarters wanted to stamp it out altogether, why was the high-powered criminal investigation confined to Limerick? How come the only senior officer ensnared in the criminal investigation was Eamon O’Neill, who was by that time retired? Instead, the director appealed that decision to the Court of Appeal and was successful, so the criminal trial went ahead. During the trial, there was the strange spectre of prosecution Garda witnesses praising the professionalism and character of the defendants on trial.

The Manchester United forward joined the Italian side on loan last summer with the option to make it permanent. ‌That would become an obligation should Napoli qualify for the Champions League come the end of the season. The reigning champions currently sit third in the Serie A standings and five points clear of Como. ‌Napoli sporting director Giovanni Manna has however confirmed that Hojlund will be signed permanently either way. We have an obligation to buy from Man Utd, if Napoli qualify for Champions League, but he is in our plans despite this condition.”FOLLOW OUR MAN UTD FB PAGE!

Video: Trump says Iran's strategically important Kharg Island has been 'totally obliterated' and threatens to wipe out oil infastructure unless Strait of Hormuz is openedPresident Trump gets defensive with Brian Kilmeade after being asked about Kharg Island takeover he once mentioned in an 1988 interview.

The HSE has apologised for its “failure” to suspend a UHL doctor which “added to the suffering” of a young nurse, who was raped and sexually assaulted in Limerick. The HSE has admitted Louay Kila should have been suspended immediately, “in light of the victim impact statement and the evidence heard during this appalling case”. Kila raped the woman on March 2, 2024, and was arrested on March 26, 2024. During her victim impact statement, the woman said that in the aftermath, she was constantly looking over her shoulder — “hoping that Louay Kila wasn't nearby”. “The night I was raped and sexually assaulted by Louay Kila did not end there.

Doctors accidentally operated on patient’s wrong testicle during procedure in Irish hospitalHSE says ‘low’ number of wrong-site surgeries is 'encouraging’, but patient advocacy group says proper safety systems make risk entirely preventableFour wrong-site surgeries took place in Irish hospitals in the last two years. Photo: Stock imageDarragh Mc Donagh Yesterday at 16:39Doctors at an Irish hospital accidentally operated on the wrong testicle during surgery on a patient who had gone under the knife for a procedure on his genitalia, it has emerged.