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Thirty people are reported to have been injured in the incident this morning at Astun Ski Resort in the heart of the Aragon Valley in north-eastern Spain.  Some of the victims are said to be seriously hurt and others are said to be still 'clinging to the cable'

The nation couldn't get enough of Paddy Doherty when he and his family hit UK screens in 2010. My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding, the hit Channel 4 show, captured the hearts of Brits for its authentic documentaries that revealed the bright and bold worlds of the Irish traveller and British traveller community. The show was brimming with diamantes, copious frills and the most glamorous makeup looks - as it documented the fairytale nuptials of several blushing traveller brides. The show was so popular that it went on to produce a subsequent two seasons and even made way for a US spin off.

Grant County proved it was more Republican than most when 95.9 per cent - or some 351 voters out of 366 - marked their X for Mr Trump in November's US Presidential election. In comparison, just 15 voted for Kamala Harris on their cards, officially sealing Grant County's fate as America's 'Trumpiest' county. That the majority of voters backed Trump over other candidates suggests a place that overwhelmingly believes in his conservative, unorthodox brand of Republicanism. It's all the more incredible that their opinions largely align with one another given that Grant County has a population of just under 600 people, making it the fourth-least populous county in Nebraska - and the ninth least populous in the US.

Walking up to five business experts who are at the top of their game and pitching an idea you have put your heart and soul into sounds terrifying. And while many are successful and get an investment, others receive five nos and fear they've been humiliated on national television.  When they initially got rejected, they may have felt it was the end of the line - especially as the Dragons are known for their harsh and brutal criticism. But several founders decided to ignore their advice and continue developing  their enterprises, going on to launch in other countries and turning over millions, ultimately getting the last laugh. Natalie Ellis (top inset), from Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, stepped into the Den, located in Manchester, in 2008 and was rejected by the Dragons for her idea of a dog bowl that is impossible to spill. Theo Paphitis told her she'd be 'eaten alive' if she attempted to set up in America alone. But Natalie decided to follow her dreams and is now a millionaire.

The backlash against Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in the United States continues to grow, as a scathing new exposé highlights new bullying claims against them. Released just days after they were branded 'disaster tourists' following their highly publicised visits to the sites of the California wildfires, the latest media salvo pulls no punches, highlighting Meghan's alleged history of 'bullying' and Harry's lonely existence in America. In an excoriating piece published by Vanity Fair, it detailed how one employee who worked on the Archetypes podcast underwent long-term therapy after working with Meghan. Meanwhile, several others claimed of taking lengthy breaks from work to escape scrutiny before leaving completely.

Millions of royal fans tuned in from around the world as the American bride Meghan Markle walked down the aisle to say 'I do' to Prince Harry at their fairytale wedding in 2018. Among the splendour, there was much to catch the eye, including the Duchess of Sussex's minimalist silk £200,000 Givenchy wedding gown. But her show-stopping 16ft-long veil quickly became a problem, as it got caught when the Suits actress stepped out of the Rolls-Royce that had taken her to St George's Chapel on that beautiful day on May 19. Her heel had become tangled and she needed a moment to fix the mistake, but the escorting officer who opened the door offered her no help.

A damning new Vanity Fair article featuring explosive claims about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle (pictured) has once again raised questions over the Duchess' claims that the Royal Family made her wear neutral colours so she wouldn't stand out. In an effort not to step on any toes within the Royal Family, the Duchess said she also adapted her wardrobe accordingly.

Henry Cavill is settling into life in Australia as he prepares to film his latest film.  The British actor, 41, and his girlfriend Natalie Viscuso took a stroll on Queensland's Gold Coast on Saturday, ahead of his busy schedule shooting the Voltron feature. The ultra private pair, who have not revealed the gender or name of their baby, had the little one in a pram as they enjoyed the summer weather.

Alison Hammond packed on the PDA on Saturday as she stopped to smooch her toyboy boyfriend David in the streets of London, shutting down rumours that the couple have split. The This Morning presenter, 49, sparked speculation that she secretly parted ways with David, 27, after spending Christmas apart.

EXCLUSIVE: Terrified residents living next to a notorious junction dubbed 'Britain's worst' have named it 'Death Corner' and claimed that the police and local council won't change the speed limits on it until somebody dies. The junction between Old Wokingham Road and Easthampstead Road near Bracknell has become an accident hotspot due to poor visibility for drivers leaving Easthampstead Road which has a 60mph speed limit.

The 72-year-old dictator is fanatical about using ancient remedies to prolong his life and give him strength, say reports. His 'Flying Kremlin' Ilyushin 96-300 - equivalent to Air Force One - disappeared from radar screens over the remote Altai region in Siberia, after a flight from Moscow on Monday, New Year's Eve under the calendar used by the Russian Orthodox Church.

Molly-Mae Hague could barely keep the smile off her face on Saturday as she was seen for the first time since the release of her new documentary, Behind It All. Fans were left fans in 'tears' as they praised her for showing her 'real' and 'vulnerable' side in her Amazon Prime show, which hit screens on Friday. And amid the positive feedback from fans - though not so much from critics - Molly-Mae beamed from ear-to-ear as she stepped out for a casual outing.

British chef Gregg Wallace (inset) has stirred up a storm in the world of TV cooking with his very public cancellation - but he's not the only celebrity chef to be mired with controversy.  In November, the former BBC presenter, 60, stepped down from MasterChef after it was revealed that 13 people, including Newsnight host Kirsty Wark, had accused him of 'wrong' and inappropriate 'sexualised' behaviour during filming. He later made things worse by saying that backlash had come from 'middle class women of a certain age', blaming them for his downfall. Pictured L to R: James Martin, Marco Pierre White and Gordon Ramsay.

It was quite the image. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson's merciless assault on the school system was deemed so destructive Tory shadow minister Laura Trott branded her 'our very own Miley Cyrus, swinging her wrecking ball'. Warming to her theme, Trott declared Phillipson was 'undermining the consensus built over two decades - between successive governments of all parties - that has driven improvements in our schools'. It's an argument that has been gaining some traction over the last few weeks. Phillipson - reportedly drunk on power and ideological zeal - is accused of trashing a golden decade of transformative change within Britain's academic institutions.

Ivanka loves to flaunt her toned figure, and every time she does, her fans are left wondering: how does she stay so fit? Well, the former First Daughter, 43, has worked extremely hard to achieve her enviable physique, implementing a strict diet and sticking to a vigorous workout regimen.

Earlier this week, Only Fans star Blue, from Derbyshire, reportedly set a 'world record' for having sex with the most men in one day - saying she 'bedded 1,057 in 12 hours'. The 25-year-old is said to have topped the tally previously set by adult film actress Lisa Sparks when sleeping with 919 men in 24 hours in 2004. In TikTok footage uploaded after carrying out the stunt in London last Saturday, Bonnie has now issued thanks to 'all the barely legal, barely breathing and the husbands' she says were involved. Now, fellow adult star and plumber Andy Lee has shared an insight into what she is actually like. 'Off camera, she is really quiet and sweet, but as soon as the camera turns on, the sex demon comes out,' he told the Mirror .

It's easy to think of monarchs as larger-than-life figures, the sort who might tower over us mere mortals. There's an awful lot to be said for being tall, after all. Numerous studies have linked height to success climbing the career ladder, earning more money and overall physical wellbeing

At first glance, being a WAG seems as though it's all about driving around nice cars, sipping on the most expensive cocktails and buying the latest designer bags. But all of that luxury comes at a price.  Many partners give up their lives and careers to follow their partners around the world at the drop of a hat, which can be extremely lonely.  Not to mention the vile messages they receive from online trolls who pick apart their appearances or bully them when their husbands underperform for their teams. Now a new service to support WAGs has been set up by ex-Newcastle United star Paul Watson and former Hibernian FC player care liaison officer, Tracey Smith. Welfare group, Player Care and Support Services, are now hosting a retreat to help footballers' partners cope with the pressures of being married to some of the most famous sportsmen in the world.

A British woman who believes her newborn was stolen by Spain 's cruel baby-snatchers is still looking for her daughter Rebecca - 32 years after doctors said she died at birth. Ruth Appleby, 61, (pictured) is relentless in her pursuit for the truth, with the Yorkshire native all but certain Rebecca was among the 300,000 babies born in Spain that were stolen and sold by a network of doctors, nurses, and priests under General Franco's reign. Sharing her story in a new ITV series hosted by Davina McCall , Ruth hopes the publicity will spark renewed national and international interest in the Spanish baby scandal that changed her life forever. 'The important thing is the truth, and just knowing what really did happen to my daughter,' Ruth exclusively told FEMAIL.

The concept of the rollercoaster was conceived in 2010 by Lithuanian artist Julijonas Urbonas, with the aim of giving people a death 'with elegance and euphoria '.Inspired by Urbonas, film director Glen Patron and Nick Walter, created the short film  'H POSITIVE' to explore the theory visually - with terrifying results. The rollercoaster, with a 500-meter drop, a 220mph terminal velocity, and a force of 10 G's on the body, would supposedly cause prolonged cerebral hypoxia. The prolonged exposure to the high-G forces would cause symptoms including tunnel vision, grey-out, convulsions and black before resulting in death.

A remarkable new listing has landed on the market in Florida, which is among the most expensive in American history.

Macy Gray shocked fans after she stormed off stage in fury on the Masked Singer UK last weekend.  It took ITV production staff an hour to persuade Macy to return to the stage after her jaw-dropping strop when she was told to take off her giant Toad mask. And it's a moment that even the show's host Joel Dommett admitted was the 'funniest thing I've ever seen in my life'.  'You can't be vexed when you're dressed as a toad,' Joel said, voicing the thoughts of the nation. 'I have never witnessed anything more funny than a 6ft toad storming off.'

JEFF POWELL: On the balmy summer's afternoon in 1966 when England won their only World Cup the greatest of all Scotland's goalscorers was keeping his head down on a Manchester golf course. Not only to secure solid contact with that little shoe ball. As he came up the 18th fairway another member stretched over a fence and told him: 'Lawman , England won.' Said Denis the perpetual menace to England: ''Thanks for ruining my day. It was bad enough losing to someone who played awful. Now it feels like the end of the world.'

The 58-year-old boxing legend returned to the ring at AT&T Stadium in Texas for an eight-round bout with Paul, 30 years his junior, in Netflix's first live boxing event. Despite losing the 16-minute snooze fest, and Netflix's stream getting marred with glitches before the fight, Tyson reportedly pocketed $20m for his in-ring return.

I have a collection of sticker albums, predominantly 'Panini', for football tournaments (World Cup and Euros) dating back to Euro 88 in West Germany. I would love to know the estimated current value and whether it is worth selling now or hanging on for a price surge in the next 20 years.