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1 week ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Amanda Killelea |Sophie Baker |Tom Bryden
WITH its sun-kissed beaches, vibrant night-life and family-friendly fun, Benidorm has been the number one holiday hotspot for Brits abroad for decades. But not far from the sand and sangria, there is a darker underbelly to this popular Spanish resort, which was recently dubbed the "Narcos capital of the Costa Blanca" due to a huge surge in drug-related crime.
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2 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Tom Bryden |Hayley Minn
THIS year’s Celebrity Big Brother is already off to a scandalous start - with Mickey Rourke leering at presenter AJ Odudu and Michael Fabricant flashing his behind - and there will be more dramatic moments before we find out who comes out on top. But despite winning the hearts of the British public, many of the show’s previous winners have had pretty tumultuous lives in the years since their victory.
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2 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Tom Bryden
IT'S not even been 24 hours since the start of this year’s Celebrity Big Brother and actor Mickey Rourke has already caused drama for apparently "ogling" host AJ Odudu. And fans were also shocked by his very surprising appearance, which looked transformed from the Hollywood star they remember from the 80s. The actor, 72, has had quite the number of image switch-ups over the years, so as this year’s Celeb Big Brother gets underway, we take a look back at the many faces of Mickey Rourke.
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2 weeks ago | 
thescottishsun.co.uk | Sophie Baker |Tom Bryden
IT’S the most popular video game among kids aged eight to 12 - yet, beneath its colourful graphics, Roblox has a dark side that has seen it branded a “paedophile hellscape”. The virtual playground has been plagued by claims of online sex parties, bullying and grooming - with child predators lurking in games alongside unsuspecting seven-year-olds.
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2 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Tom Bryden
THOUSANDS of racing fans will be descending on Aintree for this Saturday’s Grand National - and millions more will be tuning in to watch from home. With 30 fences to jump over the more than two mile long course, drama during the race is guaranteed. But given the very first Grand National took place way back in 1839, there’s been plenty of shocking moments off the course as well during its 185 year-long history. There’s the daredevil streakers who’ve given us all something to laugh at.
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2 weeks ago | 
thescottishsun.co.uk | Mel Fallowfield |Tom Bryden
IT'S the most glamorous - and chaotic - day of the Grand National, where race-goers are dressed to the nines and determined to make the most of it. Over the years, Ladies Day has produced some eye-popping moments as the booze and merriment flows freely, but the real action often happens behind the scenes... and sometimes in a portaloo.
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3 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Tom Bryden
IF you can’t get your hands on the real deal, The Sun’s Tom Bryden has reviewed of some of the pistachio and chocolate offerings from the high street that don’t cost an arm and a leg. Here he compares six rivals that come in at less than £10 a piece, and gives them scores out of five. GREAT value for a bar that delivers the real Dubai chocolate flavour and in a size that won’t leave you feeling short changed. The Middle Eastern-inspired packaging and golden foil wrapper add to the luxury feel.
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3 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Tom Bryden
HAVE you heard of Dubai Chocolate? Unless you’ve cut off your internet recently, the answer is probably yes. But have you tried Dubai Chocolate? Given how popular and how hard it is to get hold of, the answer may well be no. Dubai Chocolate might just be one of the most bonkers food crazes the UK has ever seen. They are gooey, crunchy bars bursting with a filling of pistachio cream and knafeh — a traditional Arab dessert.
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3 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Tom Bryden
IN a haunting call to 911, Shannan Gilbert pleaded to police for help, sobbing: 'There’s somebody after me. Somebody’s after me - please.'But after the panicked call on April 20, 2010, the 23-year-old, who was working as an escort in New York City, disappeared without trace. That night, she had headed out to a suburb on Long Island to meet a client. But after meeting him, she’d run out into the night, never to be seen again.
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4 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Mike Ridley |Lana Clements |Tom Bryden
AFTER months of speculation, Rachel Reeves today unveiled her Spring Statement with welfare cuts galore - and we caught up with some Sun readers to see how they’ll be affected. The Chancellor confirmed in Parliament that Universal Credit incapacity benefits for new claimants will be frozen until 2030, and that there will be tighter restrictions on claiming Personal Independence Payments (PIP).
