The biggest snubs and surprises of the 2020 Grammys

Some big pop stars were left out of the 2020 Grammys nominations

Miracle 10 hour surgery cures man of debilitating head twitch

Doctors cured this man of an uncontrollable head twitch by successfully completing a 10 hour operation with less than 0.5 mm margin of error.

Wendy Williams speaks out on reports Julia Roberts was once recommended to play Harriet Tubman

Wendy Williams weighed in on the recent news that an executive once suggested that Julia Roberts play Harriet Tubman in a film.

These holiday party essentials will make your next shindig a night to remember!

These are the products that'll turn your holiday party into the ultimate celebration. Join us on In the Know: Finds as we discover the latest and greatest products for you and all your holiday needs!

Chris Evans drops his trousers on 'This Morning'

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Ellen's surprise proposal for lesbian couple

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Global experts reveal the world's most dangerous countries

International SOS organisation creates interactive map that indicates the health, travelling and security risks when travelling to other countries in the world.

Aaron Carter says sister lied in court to 'take away' his guns

On Tuesday, Aaron Carter shared on social media that he lost his court case, as well as claimed that his sister, Angel, lied in court to "take away" his firearms. According to court documents, Angel was granted a domestic violence restraining order protecting her from Aaron for a period of one year.

Rejection early in Cara Delevingne’s career helped her develop her 'most important skill'

Cara Delevingne was on Running Wild With Bear Grylls on Tuesday. Between repelling down a cliff and eating a rather well done rat, she opened up about her struggles with rejection early in her career. “I think I'd always felt a sense of rejection my entire life just because I was never that good at school,” said Delevingne. “So, when I started getting rejected in modeling it just helped me affirm that I wasn't good enough.” While Delevingne has almost 44 million followers on Instagram and her own series on Amazon Prime Video, she had a difficult start to her career. Being rejected was particularly hard on Delevingne because she suffered from severe depression. She said, “It was kind of like giving a self-harmer a knife.” Fortunately Delevingne was able to persevere through the rejection and she attributes that to her success as a model. “Then finally when I got a job, I was like, ‘Oh, that's weird,’” said Delevingne. “The only thing I attest to that is never giving up. Which is...my most important skill in life.”

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Kristen Bell won't stress about holidays

Kristen Bell refuses to get "stressed out about the holidays" and has realised things don't always have to be "perfect".

Best Strictly Final Ever On The Cards? | Good Vibes Only

As we reach the halfway point of Strictly Come Dancing, we talk about the most likely to end up in the final, Mariah Carey’s famous Christmas single turns 25 and Emma Thompson tries to get a waiter re-hired after a selfie blunder.

Over-confident motorcyclist loses his bike trying to ford flooded Indian river

A river in west India had flooded a local road, but that didn't stop one bull-headed biker from trying to cross through the torrential current.

Brexit Deal Is a Gangplank to Nowhere, Says Liberal Democrat Umunna

Oct.18 -- Liberal Democrat MP Chuka Umunna discusses how he’s looking at the Brexit deal, the vote on Saturday, what the deal means for investors and his chances in a future election. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: European Open.”

Drama, Delay and Anticlimax in Westminster: Brexit Highlights

Oct.20 -- In a day of high tension in Westminster on Saturday, U.K. lawmakers voted by 322 to 306 to force the government to seek another Brexit extension. Here are highlights of speeches by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, former Premier Theresa May, Democratic Unionist Party lawmaker Sammy Wilson and independent Member of Parliament Oliver Letwin.

Reaching a Brexit Agreement Is Possible This Week, Barnier Says

Oct.15 -- European Union Chief Brexit Negotiator Michel Barnier said a Brexit deal is possible this week but talks remain tough. “Even if an agreement will be difficult -- more and more difficult to be frank -- it will still be possible this week,” Barnier told reporters in Luxembourg.

Does Johnson's Brexit Deal Depend on Confirmatory People's Vote?

Oct.21 -- Matthew Goodwin, professor of politics at the University of Kent and associate fellow at Chatham House, discusses Boris Johnson's Brexit deal and the possibility of a second referendum. Chris Curtis, political research manager at YouGov, and Therese Raphael, Bloomberg Opinion columnist, also spoke Oct. 20 on a special edition of "Bloomberg Markets."

Diplomats Discuss Brexit ‘Flextension’ This Morning

Oct.28 -- They’re calling it a “flextension.” European Union diplomats are meeting this morning and are likely to agree to delay Brexit until Jan. 31, but with the option for the U.K. to leave at the end of November or December if both sides ratify the divorce deal in time. Later, in Westminster, lawmakers vote on Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s bid for an early general election in December, but with Labour against it, Johnson looks likely to fall short of the two-thirds majority he needs. Bloomberg’s Maria Tadeo and Anna Edwards report on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe.”

Joe Biden Calls for Trump's Impeachment

Oct.09 -- Former Vice President Joe Biden called for President Donald Trump to be impeached for the first time. Biden spoke to supporters at an event in Rochester, New Hampshire.

Man Diagnosed with ‘Feather Duvet Lung’ After Buying New Bedding

A man’s purchase of feather bedding caused him to have severe respiratory issues. Veuer’s Taisha Henry has the story.

Corbyn Accuses Johnson of Trying to Sell NHS to U.S.

Nov.19 -- U.K. Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn and Prime Minister Boris Johnson clash over the National Health Service during a televised debate ahead of the Dec. 12 election. "You’re going to sell our NHS to the United States and big pharma," Corbyn said, to which Johnson replied, "Our NHS will never be for sale."

City breaks snowfall and high temperature record on same day

Anchorage, in Alaska, saw both record snowfall and its highest ever temperature on Saturday.