If there's one thing you can count on every Crop Over season, it's Rihanna shutting it down. The global superstar returned home to Barbados for Grand Kadooment, stepping onto the road in another jaw-dropping costume before dancing through the streets of Bridgetown with A$AP Rocky, Spice and thousands of fellow revellers.

A 76-year-old bookseller who has spent more than five decades making Black literature accessible is appealing for public support to protect a collection of more than one million books. Following break-ins, declining health and financial pressures, a new campaign hopes to secure his life's work for future generations.

Shemara London has sparked speculation among fans after a TikTok post featuring Russ Millions appeared to hint at a possible pregnancy announcement, with the couple’s playful interaction leaving followers questioning whether they are preparing to reveal major news about their relationship and future family plans while keeping their typically private romance away from the spotlight today.

Jamie Oliver has called for chewing gum to be banned until a more environmentally friendly alternative is created, telling The Telegraph that discarded gum continues to blight Britain's streets. His comments have divided opinion online, with some backing the celebrity chef's stance, while others accused him of trying to police everyday habits.

Love Island finalist Simba Kudyiwa has revealed the touching story behind one of the most talked-about phrases of the summer, explaining that his viral "smiled bares" comment was inspired by his mother's battle with Motor Neurone Disease. Simba and Angelista Gunda experienced one of the most dramatic journeys in the villa, overcoming heartbreak and trust issues after Simba's actions during Casa Amor left their relationship hanging by a thread.

NHS workers have reported a worrying increase in racist abuse from patients, with some healthcare professionals being called "dirty foreigners" and "monkeys", according to a new survey by the Society of Radiographers (SoR). The professional body said it has seen a "noticeable" rise in racist incidents over the past 18 months, describing the trend as both "unacceptable" and a "poor reflection" on society.