1 hour ago I suffered a mysterious pain in my jaw... it was a hidden sign of cancer, but I ignored it and now it's too late

A seemingly healthy 76-year-old man who suffered with a wobbly tooth and jaw ache, was unaware that it was a warning sign of prostate cancer.

Politics

24 hours ago Revealed: The weird and wonderful National Trust properties hidden in your hometown

As the National Trust celebrates 130 years on Sunday, MailOnline takes a look at the bizarre sites and properties that you may not have heard of.

Society

2 hours ago Lily Allen's estranged husband David Harbour looks in great spirits as he enjoys basketball game in New York while singer checks into £8,000

The Stranger Things star, 49, was seen smiling and posing with a thumbs up as he sat beside fellow actor Ben Stiller and his wife Christine Taylor.

Economics

2 hours ago The Masked Singer's Macy Gray became 'massive a***hole' after hidden health battle

Macy Gray hit the headlines this weekend after she stormed off stage on The Masked Singer moments due to being voted out – and it's not the first time she's sparked controversy

Events

3 hours ago Gavin & Stacey's Rob Wilfort's sweet hidden tribute to show as he appears on Lorraine with a piece of 'TV history'

The beloved series might have ended but everyone's love for the characters and their stories won't be fading any time soon

Culture

3 hours ago How’s my home life? Well, I’ve moved into the shed to spend more time with the chickens | Emma Beddington

It’s the only way I can think of to keep them safe from foxes. If only it wasn’t so cold I recently acquired three lovely new hens, but so far my husband’s schemes to protect them from foxes with a goose patrol or drone have not reached fruition. Instead, I have implemented what my best friend has named Gooce, or Global Oversight of Chicken Existence. I’ve moved into the garden shed to guard them as they free range.We are not talking about a heated home office here: it’s emphatically a shed. But there’s a power outlet and a knackered sofa, so if I wrap up well, they can roam safely for a few hours, at least until a new bird flu “flockdown” reaches us (there’s one happening in nearby East Yorkshire already). Continue reading...

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4 hours ago Farmer left in 'chronic pain' after being accidentally shot in the leg by country estate gamekeeper sues for £200,000

Samuel Lecocq, 33, owner of Park House Farm, in Yorkshire, sustained a gunshot injury to his left thigh after gamekeeper Guy Whitney accidentally set off his gun while the pair chatted in July 2020.

Economics

4 hours ago Mum of five dies suddenly at home in Christmas tragedy as family issue urgent warning

Jamie-Louise Farren, from Withernsea, East Riding of Yorkshire, died suddenly on Boxing Day after suffering an asthma attack at her home, leaving behind her five children

Events

5 hours ago The Odd Woman and the City by Vivian Gornick review – a restless mind on the move

Reissued for British readers, the renowned US writer’s 2015 essay about wandering the streets of New York has lost none of its sparkleThere is a rare breed of writer whose books defy easy categorisation, their subjects prone to meandering in an intellectually driven stream of consciousness across the page. They may touch upon fiction, memoir or even philosophy, but they delight mostly because they reveal a brilliant, and idiosyncratic, mind. In the UK there are, among others, Deborah Levy and Geoff Dyer; in the US, Sigrid Nunez and Vivian Gornick.Gornick, 89, is a celebrated American writer not much known on these shores, although her work is diligently being resurrected by the wonderful Daunt Books. Having previously put out Fierce Attachments, the much-praised 1987 memoir about her complicated relationship with her mother, now it is republishing The Odd Woman and the City, a 150-page essay (originally published in the US in 2015) that casts Gornick as a modern-day flâneur traversi...

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7 hours ago Ladies Only review – striking account of sisterhood’s intricacies on the Mumbai metro

Shot in stunning black and white, a tapestry of faces and voices beautifully lays bare the hidden subtleties of Indian women’s emotional livesDuring peak rush hour, the Mumbai metro turns into a bustling microcosm of the city’s social fabric. Largely shot inside women-only carriages, Rebana Liz John’s compelling documentary lends an ear to the everyday stories that would have otherwise been lost amid the incredible flow of urban dwellers. From her interviews with various commuters, a tapestry of faces and voices emerges beautifully, highlighting the challenges faced by women in Indian society.The weight of family and gender expectations hangs heavily over the candid conversations, filmed in stunning black and white. One woman mentions a childhood goal of becoming a professional cricketer, a dream thwarted by her parents’ disapproval. While some speak of marital inequality as a matter of course, others see traditional matrimony as a trap to be avoided. In between questions, John occa...

Events

5 hours ago Alex Scott and Jess Glynne strip down to their bikinis as they frolic beneath a Costa Rican waterfall during New Year break in Central America

The BBC presenter is back in the United Kingdom after enjoying a New Year holiday with girlfriend Jess Glynne , but she was still reminiscing on the trip in a series of updates over the weekend.

Politics

7 hours ago Man being searched at police station had knife hidden in his underpants

Josh Kerr admitted carrying a bladed item without reasonable excuse at Motherwell police station on July 26.

Events

23 hours ago Man and woman arrested after teenager dies in sewage treatment plant crash

Two 21-year-olds have been arrested following a tragic incident where a teenager died in a sewage treatment plant crash in West Yorkshire

Events

11 hours ago Westall Papets: Sensational claims secret file detailing truth about Australia's largest UFO encounter is hidden in bowels of Defence archives

On the morning of April 6, 1966, about 200 students at Westall High School witnessed something strange and unnerving hovering above the school's oval and the nearby Grange Reserve...

Politics

25 hours ago Hero police officer killed in lorry crash was off duty but pulled over to help driver

Police Constable Rosie Prior, who was struck by an HGV while sanding on a verge in Thirsk on Saturday morning, was a "highly regarded" PC with North Yorkshire Police

Events

16 hours ago The hidden sign Kyogo is loving Celtic more than EVER as Callum McGregor runs out of words to describe him

McGregor doesn't know if Kyogo is celebrating more now but he does know he's working just as hard as ever

Politics

28 hours ago Macy Gray caused chaos on Masked Singer Australia three years before UK meltdown

Macy Gray stormed off The Masked Singer UK on Saturday after finding out she'd been eliminated while wearing a Yorkshire pudding costume as Toad in the Hole

Events

19 hours ago No pants? No problem. London subway riders bare their legs to brighten a gray winter day

Mind the pants

Politics

28 hours ago Heartbreaking tributes paid to 'best of us' police officer Rosie Prior killed in lorry crash

PC Rosie Prior was attending the scene of another crash by the A19 at Bagby, near Thirsk, on Saturday morning when she and two others were hit by a lorry, North Yorkshire Police said

Events

19 hours ago Harrogate Town star gives damning verdict on Leeds United FA Cup penalty controversy

Josh March was adamant he should have had a spot kick for League Two strugglers as they rattle lofty Yorkshire rivals at Elland Road

Politics

29 hours ago Tributes to ‘loving’ policewoman and man who died after being hit by lorry

Pc Rosie Prior’s family said she will be ‘deeply missed’.

Events

24 hours ago Pregnant mum addicted to sucking and chewing dirty nappies says 'more wee the better'

TLC show My Strange Addiction explored the wild obsession of Keyshia, a pregnant woman from New York who was bizarrely addicted to sucking and chewing on dirty nappies

Politics

36 hours ago James Norton goes back to his roots as he returns to idyllic hometown cinema for charity screening... before helping to clean up afterwards!

British acting heartthrob James Norton chose The Palace Independent Cinema in his home town Malton, North Yorkshire, for a private charity screening for family and friends before Christmas.

Events

24 hours ago Maya Jama and Joel Dommett reveal what they really thought of Macy Gray's Masked Singer rage

Macy Gray left The Masked Singer judges speechless on Saturday when she stormed off set wearing a Yorkshire pudding costume after finding out she'd been eliminated as Toad in the Hole

Politics

27 hours ago The Princess of 72nd Street by Elaine Kraf review – charming portrait of an artist in her own world

Kraf’s charming and challenging fourth and final novel, now published in the UK, is narrated by a New Yorker who experiences psychotic episodes“I am glad I have the radiance. This time I am wiser,” begins Elaine Kraf’s 1979 novel – now published for the first time in the UK – in irresistibly intriguing style. The narrator is Ellen, an artist living on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, where she regularly experiences periods of what she calls radiance, or what the rest of us would call psychosis, mental illness, or detachment from reality.And what “the rest of us” think is part of the problem for Ellen, because the radiances make her happy and she is no threat to anybody. “Fools! No one likes anyone for what they really are.” So she becomes Esmeralda, self-styled princess of 72nd Street. “I am not one of those rulers who is never seen on the streets mingling with the common people.” Continue reading...

Politics

33 hours ago Simon Schama: ‘Britain is a much more tolerant place now. I’m Mr Sunshine on this’

The historian on taking the social pulse of the nation in his new TV series, why we’re such word addicts, and his fear that the needle in the US is moving towards redSimon Schama, 79, is a writer, television presenter and professor of history and art history at Columbia University in New York. His bestselling, prize-winning books include The Embarrassment of Riches, about the Dutch Golden Age, and Citizens, a study of the French Revolution. His television series for the BBC include A History of Britain, Simon Schama’s Power of Art, and The Story of the Jews. His new series, Simon Schama’s The Story of Us, traces the history of postwar Britain in an effort to locate the origins of the current culture wars and to celebrate the art that has united us in the past.How did you begin thinking about this series?Well, I live most of my time in America, but I come back here often and it always pierces me. I’m heartfelt about it. I wanted to take the social pulse of Britain, and I wanted to lo...

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36 hours ago Just look at this hidden mansion with indoor swimming pool and sea views

A coastal location, over 20 acres of land, and a luxury home with planning in place to make it even bigger

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