News about Emma Watson

Research shows fewer than one in 20 people in the UK actually suffer from the disorder, characterised by difficulty concentrating, hyperactivity and impulsiveness. These figures, they added, raised concerns that other health problems causing similar symptoms could be going undiagnosed. 'Anxiety, depression and ADHD - all these things can look a lot alike,' said lead researcher Professor Justin Barterian, a psychologist at Ohio State University.

When it comes to being Britain's richest student, Emma Watson has the magic touch. And the Harry Potter star, who is currently studying for a Master's degree in creative writing at Oxford University, has topped up her acting fortune. The actress has made £1.9million profit from Hestia Hebe, the private company into which she channels her earnings.

MailOnline can reveal that just seven days before she died, Dame Maggie was on roaring form during a lunch at Lemonia restaurant in upmarket Primrose Hill, where she was a regular. The Harry Potter and Downton Abbey star, fashionably dressed in a loose blue shirt and trousers, ordered fish and chips as she chatted with a female friend at a small table outside. The titan of the acting world, famously described by friends as drinking like a fish and swearing like a trooper, was also spotted perusing the wine menu. And an insider revealed that at one point she 'slipped into character' and ticked off some teenagers who were laughing noisily as they loitered outside. 'Dame Maggie asked them be quiet and be more respectful whilst people were eating', the witness on another table said. 'She was very much in character', they added, admitting it was a thrill because it was like seeing Professor McGonagall or the Dowager Countess of Grantham in Downton Abbey in real life.

Emma Watson broke her silence over her Harry Potter co-star Dame Maggie Smith's death at age 89 on Friday - and shared a moving tribute to her Instagram stories. It was revealed that the Downtown Abbey actress passed away inside a hospital on Friday morning - and prompted a flood of tributes as celebrities and fans mourned the heartbreaking loss. Watson, 34, uploaded a behind-the-scenes photo of herself and Smith as they seemingly filmed a scene from Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2.

HMP Isle of Wight (top right) is a category B 'super-prison', with 1,100 inmates. There is 'frustration' from prisoners that the library does not stock the popular fantasy series (first book in inset). But bosses decided teen books are 'off limits' for men convicted of sexual offences, because the main characters are under 18. Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson (left), who played Harry Potter and Hermione Granger in the films, were just 11 and 10 when they filmed the first one.

Writer Katy Wills put two new whole-body deodorants to the test. The first, which is the only one currently available in the UK, is called AKT and comes in six fragrances (right).

The winning main EuroMillions numbers were 04, 19, 23, 35, 37 and the winning EuroMillions Lucky Star numbers were 04 and 08. The ticket holder matched all five number and the two Lucky Star numbers. Andy Carter, senior winners' of The National Lottery said: 'What a fantastic night for UK EuroMillions players, as a single ticket-holder has bagged tonight's life-changing £24M jackpot! That makes it two UK EuroMillions jackpot wins so far this month, after another lucky ticket-holder won the £33M jackpot in the draw on July 5.'

A man who is suspected of stalking Harry Potter star Emma Watson has been arrested after he turned up at the university and demanded to see her. Chad Michael Busto - who is American - said he 'visited the English department' and tried to 'gain information'. The 44-year-old was arrested on June 26 after locals reported he had been asking questions about her. Emma, 34, is studying at Oxford University for a masters in creative writing. Speaking to The Sun , Busto said he wanted to 'connect' with the actress and wanted to talk to her about a 'big case' he claimed to have won in 2021 declaring the United States' justice system is illegal.

A mother has been jailed for six years after being the ringleader of a gang which used drones to smuggle drugs worth £1 million into prisons.  Lucy Adcock, a 47-year-old mother from London, was the group's ringleader who organised 22 drops in a month across six British jails before she was arrested in a car park, Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court heard.     Prosecutor Matthew Cobbe said staff at Parc in Bridgend found a dropped package on April 24 last year containing illicit items worth £50,000 on the prison market including Class A and B drugs, as well as mobile phones. 

Emma Watson's mystery man has reportedly been revealed as fellow Oxford student Kieran Brown. The Harry Potter actress, 34, was recently enjoyed a romantic date with the hunk at a pastry shop close to the University, days after they were seemingly spotted kissing. While Emma is doing a part-time Master's degree at Oxford while Kieran is said to be working towards a PhD in 19th century literature and economics. 

How the classic 'hooligan' brands managed to shake their old image from Buckfast's dinner party cocktails to Stone Island's high fashion rebrand. Many high fashion labels have found themselves in a quandary after inadvertently becoming associated with hooliganism - a subculture originating in the 1980s when it was worn in order to avoid the attention of police and to intimidate rivals. But many brands manged to rescue their image shake off their ties to antisocial behaviour. 

A mystery man was spotted locking eyes with Harry Potter star Emma Watson during a passionate moment in a pastry shop, days after the pair were seemingly spotted snogging. Harry Potter actress Emma, 34, looked smitten as she gazed up at her apparent new beau in a Gail's Bakery in Jericho, Oxford, on Friday. Emma, who is doing a part-time Master's degree at Oxford University, split from her ex boyfriend Brandon Green, son of controversial business tycoon Sir Philip, at least a year ago. 

Harry Potter star Emma Watson and her brother Alex have taken the spirits world by storm with their luxurious gin brand, Renais. After a successful debut in the UK last year, Renais Gin is now available in the United States, reaching over 40 states, and finally accessible to Australian fans. Over the weekend, the Watsons celebrated their official US launch with an extended campaign for Renais, which Emma herself directed and styled.

An original  watercolour drawing by artist Thomas Taylor for the first edition of Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone painted by a 23-year-old artist has sold for a record amount at a New York auction. The artwork for the cover of the first book in the series by JK Rowling fetched $1.9 million at a sale by Sotheby's auction house in New York on Wednesday. The first edition copy of Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone was thought to be the most valuable Harry Potter item ever sold at an auction from the fantasy series, according to Sotheby's.

JK Rowling has confirmed that the new TV series of Harry Potter will exceed fans 'expectations'. Based on the books by the author, the famous wizarding world was previously turned into films starring Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint. Now the long awaited upcoming decade-long TV show is set to feature different stars and has finally found the perfect director and producer. 

A play due to debut at the Edinburgh Fringe this summer that explicitly criticised Harry Potter author JK Rowling's views on gender is struggling to cast women.  Rowling, who wrote the Harry Potter series of children's books, has been harshly criticised for being an outspoken critic of transgender people.  She has been denounced as a 'TERF', short for Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminist, for her views on trans people and their place in society. 

The crooks struck in the dead of night on Saturday as they targeted the Bulgari store on one of the Italian capital's most exclusive shopping streets in Via Condotti. The masked burglars waded through the sewer's filthy waters at midnight before climbing through a hole they had drilled in the floor of the upmarket jewellery boutique. The gang of between three and five appeared to know how long they would have to carry out the raid and barricaded a side door police would use to enter the building close to the Spanish Steps.

A host of glamorous guests filled the pews at Chester Cathedral for the wedding of Britain's richest man under 40. From Princess Eugenie (1) to Rupert Henson (2) with his wife Natalia Grosvenor (3) and Lady Edwina Snow (4), her husband Dan (6), and their children Zia (8), Orla (5), and Wolf (7). Here, FEMAIL reveals the guests at the high society wedding of the year...

Prince Harry has agreed to stay away from the wedding of one of his closest friends for fear of his feud with his brother William overshadowing the event, it is claimed. A phone call from Hugh Grosvenor, the 7th Duke of Westminster, saw the Duke of Sussex invited to his nuptials with fiancee Olivia Henson at Chester Cathedral on Friday. The event is set to be the high society wedding of the year, and there had been much speculation as to which of Harry and William would receive an invitation given the brothers' ongoing estrangement. However, it has been claimed that Harry will not be there after the California-based royal reached a 'civilised understanding' with Hugh to bow out of attending, The Times reports. It means that William is free to be an usher for Hugh, who has been friends with the pair since childhood, avoiding the potentially awkward situation of having to show Harry to his seat during the ceremony.

Chester is being decorated with 100,000 flowers planted in displays across the city throughout the summer, paid for by the groom himself to mark his marriage. Afterwards, the couple will donate their wedding flowers to local charities and organisations. Photos shared by the city's Business Improvement District on X showed the behind the scenes of setting up the stunning floral displays this week.

He is the catch of the year, probably the decade. Tall, handsome, intelligent and loyal, with warm eyes that hide a natural reserve. All this would be enough for most women, but there is more: Hugh Grosvenor, 33, the 7th Duke of Westminster, is also extremely wealthy. So the marriage next week of the country's most eligible bachelor to 31-year-old banker's daughter Olivia Henson is unsurprisingly the subject of considerable curiosity - and outright envy. For not only will the slim brunette, who most recently has been working as an accounts manager for a sustainable food enterprise, be instantly elevated to the upper ranks of the aristocracy with the title of duchess, she will also be marrying into a family fortune of £10billion, which places her husband as Britain's richest man under the age of 40.

The 58-year-old Harry Potter author has previously been criticised for her staunch views on gender identity, but has always strongly denied accusations of transphobia. She explained her belief in protecting women's sex-based rights in an essay which features in The Women Who Wouldn't Wheesht - a forthcoming book on Scotland's battle for women's rights. And she said that had she not spoken out against activism she would have felt 'ashamed for the rest of my days'.

KATHRYN BATTE: For the last 12 years Emma Hayes has been the face of women's football in this country. She has driven the game forward, pushed for higher standards, better facilities and more coverage. Being the unofficial spokesperson for women's football was not part of Hayes' contract when she joined Chelsea in 2012. But it is a role she has performed and a burden she has carried largely on her own. Unlike Premier League managers who may also face difficult questions not related to matches or football, there are multiple people with big profiles to carry the load. 

The humble fry-up is a British institution, so if you're charging almost £25 for it, it had better be good. Five-star London hotel The Wolseley found that out the hard way this week, when its English breakfast was widely criticised after a member of The English Breakfast Society shared a snap of what they'd be served in the dining room at the prestigious hotel. (Pictured from left: The Wolseley hotel in London, the fry-up a customer says they were served there this week)