Grant Rollings

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Grant Rollings

IT’S crunch time for biscuit lovers, who were told this week that choc digestives should be eaten with the chocolate side DOWN, not up. Are you ready for even more shocks? It turns out you are probably eating a host of other foods – from burgers to bananas – the wrong way, too. Grant Rollings explains – though, really, it is mostly a matter of taste . . . WE’RE used to munching into burgers with the sesame-seeded larger bun on the top.

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Grant Rollings |Jim Maloney

DROPPING her six-month-old baby off at the daycare centre on the ground floor of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma, Renee Moore made her way to the county courthouse where she worked as a judges’ bailiff. But shortly after she arrived, at 9.02am on April 19 1995, a huge explosion rocked the city. “We were in court and you could feel it,” she says. “Ceiling tiles fell down and windows shattered. “People were shouting, ‘Get out!’ It was chaotic.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Grant Rollings

(15) 96mins★★★★★FROM Saving Private Ryan to Full Metal Jacket, Hollywood has tried to capture the brutality of war. But rarely has a movie planted the audience as firmly in the boots of military men as Warfare. Co-directed by Civil War creator Alex Garland and former US Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza it follows a true account of a surveillance operation in the Iraq war gone badly wrong.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Grant Rollings

SURROUNDED by al-Qaeda fighters, US Navy Seal Ray Mendoza faced a hail of machine gun fire as he helped bring his wounded best pal to an armoured vehicle. But far worse was to follow in the infamous battle for Ramadi in Iraq in 2006. An Improvised Explosive Device blew up by the tank next to Ray and his colleagues, killing one of them and leaving three others seriously wounded.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Grant Rollings

ANYONE spying the low-key wedding reception at a restaurant in East London at the weekend would not have imagined the bride was an heiress to a supposed £40million fortune. But when Tiger Lily Hutchence tied the knot with model Ben Archer on Saturday, she did not have her late father Michael’s inheritance to fund the celebration.