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Get ready to explore new lands whilst welcoming back some familiar faces too this week with our top TV and film picks for the next five days...

Young people across Watford are being invited to participate in an inclusive, new project celebrating the culture and Atmosphere of Watford Football Club.

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Laughter, love and Lasso are leading the way when it comes to what we should all be watching this week. Here is what not to miss over the next five days...

Watford Borough Council is celebrating the significant progress of its Transforming Travel in Watford strategy as more residents choose greener and more accessible means of travel.

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Fashion, fangs and thrills are the main themes when it comes to the newest shows to hit our screens over the next week! Here are the top five features that are not to be missed...

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With our TV screens going slightly back to normal now that the World Cup is over, there is lots of new features to keep us entertained! Here are our top picks that you must-watch over the next five days...

It was perhaps the most audacious event in British music history: two gigs, 250,000 people, from a band just shy of marking two years since the release of their debut album.

Some Taylor Swift songs have been removed from social media videos posted by Donald Trump's campaign team.

Perez Hilton is in a "serious but stable" condition after he was admitted to hospital, his family has said.

British music producer William Orbit, best known for his work with artists including Madonna, Blur and All Saints, has died aged 69.

The UK will now not intervene in one of the biggest media deals in history after assurances were provided to the government.

A limited-edition Ferrari worth £3.7m has been seized by the Metropolitan Police after only being in the UK for one day.

Lord Sadiq Khan has told town hall chiefs to rethink proposed curbs on nightlife in London's West End.

A professor who has resigned following a high-profile plagiarism row has cancelled events to promote his upcoming book.

The UK has broken the record for the number of days in a year where temperatures of 30C or above were recorded somewhere in the country.

It was perhaps the most audacious event in British music history: two gigs, 250,000 people, from a band just shy of marking two years since the release of their debut album.

Early prison release policy is still under review as the government considers options available to block the release of PC Andrew Harper's killers, Sky News understands. 

A teenager has died after getting into difficulty in the water at a Lake District beauty spot.

Andy Burnham will start a national tour on Monday to hear people's concerns over the cost of living.

A police investigation is under way after a man's body was found inside a burning car in Northern Ireland.

Detectives working on the cold case of a woman who was murdered 32 years ago have renewed their call for information, saying people at the time may have kept silent out of "loyalty or fear".

Brooks Koepka labelled missing the FedExCup Playoffs "pathetic" in a brutally honest assessment of his game after a low finish at the Wyndham Championship.

Michael Brennan secured his place in the FedExCup Playoffs as he won the Wyndham Championship by three strokes from Beau Hossler.

Mitchell Marsh's half-century and three wickets from Brydon Carse helped SunRisers Leeds take a big step towards the men's Hundred eliminator with a crushing 71-run victory over Welsh Fire.

Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from the Cincinnati Open with an injury to his right knee.

For all the talk of immigration and prisoner releases ending Andy Burnham's honeymoon, there's another row looming for the new prime minister.

Day will briefly turn into night for parts of Europe this week as the continent experiences its first solar eclipse in nearly three decades.

Meta, the owner of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, has been ordered to pay $567m (£421m) to address the harm caused to children on its platforms.

Robotaxis are set to debut on the streets of London after Wayve was granted minicab licences by Transport for London (TfL).

A flying taxi maker which has pledged to create 1,000 new jobs in Britain is in the process of raising another $100m to accelerate its ambition of delivering mass commercial electric aviation.

If you're accessing your pension for the first time, you might be finding the rules around tax-free lump sums confusing.

TalkTalk, one of Britain's biggest telecoms and broadband suppliers, is on the brink of being broken up as it nears exclusive talks about the sale of its wholesale network to Octopus Investments.

The billionaire retail tycoon Mike Ashley is closing in on a takeover of Harvey Nichols, one of Britain's best-known department store chains, in a deal which is expected to see the business briefly placed into administration.

Daniel Kinahan has been remanded in custody after appearing before an Irish court charged with directing an organised crime group.

Benjamin Netanyahu says he rejects a 15-point plan for Gaza by Donald Trump's Board of Peace.

A flight in Canada has been cancelled after a child refused to sit down and fasten their seatbelt.

FIFA has accused critics of a "concerted and ongoing effort" to undermine its president Gianni Infantino, amid claims that UEFA paid off an alleged mistress while he led European football's governing body.

Lord Sadiq Khan has told town hall chiefs to rethink proposed curbs on nightlife in London's West End.

Andy Burnham will start a national tour on Monday to hear people's concerns over the cost of living.

Early prison release policy is still under review as the government considers options available to block the release of PC Andrew Harper's killers, Sky News understands. 

For all the talk of immigration and prisoner releases ending Andy Burnham's honeymoon, there's another row looming for the new prime minister.

A flight in Canada has been cancelled after a child refused to sit down and fasten their seatbelt.

Two drivers of Mercedes-AMG cars have filed a class action lawsuit against the luxury car company after they allegedly suffered burn injuries from the AMG logo on their driver's seat.

A boxer from the tiny Pacific island of Tuvalu has won her country's first Commonwealth Games medal without winning a fight.

A monkey found abandoned in a laundry bag on a London bus has had a happy ending after being rehomed to a sanctuary.

Robotaxis are set to debut on the streets of London after Wayve was granted minicab licences by Transport for London (TfL).

A limited-edition Ferrari worth £3.7m has been seized by the Metropolitan Police after only being in the UK for one day.

Daniel Kinahan has been remanded in custody after appearing before an Irish court charged with directing an organised crime group.

The UK has broken the record for the number of days in a year where temperatures of 30C or above were recorded somewhere in the country.