Robbie Williams reveals he's battling Tourette's syndromeSpeaking on the podcast , the 51-year-old said: "I've just realised that I have Tourettes, but they don't come out. I was just walking down the road the other day, and I realised that these intrusive thoughts are inside Tourette's. Robbie Williams reveals he is 'terrified' of performing liveThe popstar also opened up about his struggles with performing live on the podcast. Thank you Almaty ❤️Rob x pic.twitter.com/zOcTyss9dG — Robbie Williams (@robbiewilliams) September 5, 2025“It’s getting better. Who is Robbie Williams and what is his net worth?

‘As health workers, we need to accept the flu vaccine – we may need it more than we think’ Digital Edition: ‘As health workers, we need to accept the flu vaccine – we may need it more than we think’ In her latest column, Linda Nazarko explores why influenza vaccination rates are dropping for both health professionals and the general public. To continue reading either:Access your account Log in Log in to your account to access your content on Nursing Times. Get unlimited access Subscribe today to access over 6,000 peer-reviewed clinical articles, exclusive learning units, step-by-step procedures, the AI-powered Ask Nursing Times tool, the latest news, expert analysis, and the full NT Archive dating back to 1905. Premium subscribers also get exclusive access to Nursing Insights – interactive dashboards covering workforce, patient experience, and public health. Already have an account, click here to sign inCheck if you already have access from your company or university

Why the London borough of Richmond upon Thames is one of UK's happiest places to liveExplaning why Richmond upon Thames made the list, Hello! shared: "When it comes to towns within the parameters of England's capital city, Rightmove lists Richmond as its top choice. Visit Richmond describes the borough as being best known for "its beautiful green open spaces, rich history and a favourite destination for thousands of local and international visitors." Recommended ReadingThe borough hosts the longest stretch of the River Thames, running for over 10 miles through the area and helping link Hampton Court Palace, Richmond Town Centre and Kew Gardens with London. Home to many hidden gems, Visit Richmond highlights the likes of Marble Hill House, Pope's Grotto, Garrick's Temple and Turner's House as just a few unmissable spots.

Now, Doja Cat is back with her brand-new album Vie, and a new world tour. Buy Doja Cat tickets at TicketmasterJump to:Doja Cat. Photo by Kevin Mazur/Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for iHeartRadioNext spring, Doja Cat will be visiting venues across the UK as part of her Tour Ma Vie world tour. 19th May 2026 — 3Arena, Dublin21st May 2026 — OVO Hydro, Glasgow23rd May 2026 — Co-op Live, Manchester26th May 2026 — Utilita Arena, Birmingham29th May 2026 — The O2, LondonHow to get Doja Cat pre-sale ticketsNeed To Know how to secure Doja Cat tickets? Buy Doja Cat tickets at Seat UniqueHow to get Doja Cat UK tour 2026 ticketsTickets to see Doja Cat go on general on sale this Friday 3rd October at 10am.

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Following the launch of the new series of Strictly, many new fans of George have discovered the YouTuber's famous father. BBC Strictly star George Clarke has a famous dadGeorge's dad is Sean Clarke, the managing director of Aardman Animations, who is behind some of the UK's most beloved characters. Recommended ReadingSharing: "Over the last three years, I’ve seen George’s success as a YouTuber, and it’s been interesting to see the power of nurturing your community and understanding your brand." Following the revelation of George's famous dad, some fans of Strictly described the YouTube as a nepo-baby. George discussed claims of being a nepo baby while streaming on Twitch, sharing: "What kind of sick joke is this?"

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Chinese military forces conducted drills near U.K. Naval vessels, which were tracked in the Taiwan Strait and the South China Sea, in a sign of Beijing’s belligerence, it has been reported. Why It MattersChina claims the self-ruling island of Taiwan as well as nearly all of the South China Sea. In the meantime, China will likely face further scrutiny over its military actions in the South China Sea. ET: This article was updated with a statement by the U.K. Ministry of Defense

Health Secretary Wes Streeting told BBC Breakfast he was "really excited" about a new virtual hospital, which has already "been proven to work" in some hospitals - including University Hospital Southampton and Moorfields. The service will be phased in from 2027, with the focus on areas where there are significant numbers of patients who may never need inpatient treatment. For each area there will be some patients who require monitoring and support managing their health condition and therefore more suitable to the online service. NHS England said only those areas where an online service is considered safe will be included in the new offer. The online hospital will be accessible through the NHS app and ministers hope it will deliver up to 8.5 million appointments and assessments in its first three years - four times more than an average NHS trust.

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