47 minutes ago Miranda Hart sheds tears 'pretty much every day' as she issues 'sensitive' update

Miranda Hart, 52, says she cries "pretty much every day" and her husband, Richard Fairs, has become accustomed to finding her having a "weep" at the kitchen table

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5 hours ago With home prices and mortgage rates high, many families find the American dream out of reach

With home prices high, American families are grappling with the prospect that homeownership might remain out of reach for them for a long time

Society

2 hours ago Kemi Badenoch's top team ran departments that gave £20k a minute to fraudsters

New analysis reveals that since 2019, over £44 billion of taxpayer money was lost to fraud in departments under the Tories - often while they were run by members of Ms Badenoch's Shadow Cabinet

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19 hours ago Wales issue triple injury update after France defeat as player devastated

Wales lost two players to injury in the opening half an hour in Paris and Gatland admits the outlook is 'not brilliant'

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2 hours ago D Is for Distance review – tender portrait of parents battling for their son’s medication

Only medical cannabis can stop Louis’ epileptic seizures, but the NHS refuses to supply it. Chris Petit and Emma Matthews have turned their fight into a filmThat uniquely valuable British writer and independent film-maker Chris Petit, creator of downbeat classics such as Radio On from 1979 and An Unsuitable Job for a Woman from 1982, may not these days find it easy to get an outlet for his work; this would be appear to be his first feature credit for 15 years. But he and co-director, editor and partner Emma Matthews have emerged with a deeply personal movie: painful, complex, challenging and engaging.Petit and Matthews riff and free-associate on the themes of memory, memory-loss and the moving image on video and celluloid, but at the centre of this is an urgent story from their own lives. In his early teens, their son Louis, now 22, a talented artist and musician, began to have epileptic seizures that wiped out his memories of childhood; some of these were of the type nicknamed “Ali...

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30 hours ago Alison Hammond 'wants to take a whole year off of TV' after brutal backlash to new BBC travel show with teenage son

The TV star, 49, has confessed that she wants to find time in the next ten years travelling the world.

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20 hours ago Stranded NASA astronaut says she's lost ability to perform vital bodily function after being in space so long

A NASA astronaut revealed she has lost a bodily function since being stranded in space for eight months. Sunita Williams, and crewmate, Barry Wilmore were supposed to be in space for 8 days.

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54 minutes ago Dad, 37, left 'unable to pick up his baby' and has lost his career after heartbreak

Wesley Jones has lost his dream job and his quality of life

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7 hours ago Ryan Giggs shuts down neighbourhood restaurant with 'immediate effect' as furious staff claim they were 'told by text' that they had lost their jobs

Staff at a restaurant owned by former Manchester United star Ryan Giggs have been left bewildered after being told they had lost their jobs over text with 'immediate effect'.

Society

3 hours ago 'I'm a millionaire businessman – there's five things I do before every flight'

Entrepreneur and self-made millionaire Mark Tilbury took to TikTok to share five things he always does before a flight – he wanted to give some tips to others

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38 hours ago When is the Champions League draw? Man City to find out opponents in next round of fixtures

Manchester City will now have to play a two-legged play-off tie after finishing outside of the top eight in the Champions League league phase

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2 hours ago Gladiators star Jet admits she 'lost herself' as she opens up on the 'endless' jealous rows that triggered her shock split from her wife just a year after tying the knot

Gladiators star Jet has opened up on the 'endless' jealous rows that triggered her shock split from her wife.

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33 hours ago Dancing On Ice star Chelsee Healey reveals she suffered devastating miscarriage during show

Waterloo Road and Hollyoaks star Chelsee Healey has revealed she suffered a miscarriage after finding out she was pregnant while training for Dancing On Ice

Culture

77 minutes ago Miranda Hart's worried husband finds her 'weeping' at the kitchen table 'pretty much everday'

The Call The Midwife star says she is 'highly sensitive' and experiences life more intensely than others

Politics

7 hours ago ‘No one but Jews lost their apartments’: how homes taken by Nazis in wartime Paris were never given back

New book reveals tens of thousands of Jews who survived WW2 were not allowed to return to homes in French capitalThe 1935 photograph shows Israël and Hélène Malowanczyk standing on the balcony of their second-floor apartment at 118 Avenue Parmentier in Paris’s 11th arrondissement.The couple – he a hatmaker from Poland, she a French dressmaker – are smiling. Like almost all Parisians at the time, they rented their home, a two-room flat where they lived with their two young daughters. Continue reading...

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7 hours ago 'I'm a money saving guru – Aldi hack makes Valentine's meal for two for just £2.70'

A money saving account on TikTok – known as Cost of Living Crisis tips, shared his top tips for a three course meal for Valentine's Day for two people that costs just £2.70

Economics

3 hours ago Police make 'significant' find after drone spotted 'something that was suspicious'

Police want to close the mill until it is 'deemed safe'

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2 hours ago Find out how much your MP made from second jobs in our extra earnings list

MPs are allowed to juggle their day-to-day duties with additional work just as long as they declare it

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18 hours ago Ed Miliband is accused of having 'lost his voice' over Heathrow expansion plan as Energy Secretary remains silent after announcement

The Energy Secretary once threatened to resign over proposals for a third runway, but has been conspicuously quiet since Rachel Reeves 's announcement.

Society

17 hours ago Bank of England 'trusted less by women as they feel inflation first', study finds

They tend to do the weekly food shop so notice rising prices sooner, it showed. A lack of understanding of monetary policy and lower financial confidence also dented women's trust in the Bank.

Economics

4 hours ago Missing Aberdeen twins tragedy timeline in full as police find second body in river

Police Scotland have confirmed a second body has been found in the search for twin sisters Henrietta and Eliza Huszt, who have been missing since January 7, as we take a look at the timeline

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21 hours ago Federal employees ordered to remove pronouns from their email signature and urged to find ‘higher productivity jobs’

Critics have warned government can’t offer or fund Trump’s promised buyouts of federal workers

Society

22 hours ago Live Euromillions results for Friday, January 31: The winning numbers from £24m draw and Thunderball

You can find the winning Euromillions and Thunderball numbers for Friday night's draw here. You could win a life-changing sum if you match the correct numbers

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4 hours ago 'I lived in abandoned hospital and found something terrifying behind locked door'

Aisha Barratt, a TV producer based in London, used to live in an abandoned hospital and shared a video on TikTok of something spooky she once stumbled across.

Events

5 hours ago My council is kicking me out of my flat weeks before I'm due to give birth so homeless people can move in

'It would be difficult to carry a lot of stuff, I find it hard already to just clean the house, I get so exhausted', the expecting mother admitted, despite council ignoring her pleas for an extension.

Politics

23 hours ago ‘Perfect rat storm’: urban rodent numbers soar as the climate heats, study finds

Sharp rise in population in 11 of 16 cities expected to continue as rising temperatures make it easier for the animals to breed, say researchersRat numbers are soaring in cities as global temperatures warm, research shows.Washington DC, San Francisco, Toronto, New York City and Amsterdam had the greatest increase in these rodents, according to the study, which looked at data from 16 cities globally. Eleven of the cities showed “significant increasing trends in rat numbers”, said the paper published in the journal Science Advances, and these trends were likely to continue. Continue reading...

Society

30 hours ago The world's best bargain cruises: Our experts select the greatest value voyages from around the globe from as little as £65 a night

The days of cruises being an elitist activity for the well-to-do are long gone. Here we've scoured the market to find our pick of the crop of the world's best budget cruises.

Economics

6 hours ago Plastic Lego piece turns up on beach 28 years after it was washed overboard when freak wave hit container ship

The small blue Lego flipper was lost overboard when container ship Tokio Express was tipped by a huge wave during a storm in February 1997 off Land's End.

Events

5 hours ago Scots families who lost loved ones to brain tumours welcome new specialist centre

Scientists at the facility are seeking and developing new drugs that can target and kill the cancer-causing cells that drive the growth of glioblastoma, in order to create more effective treatments.

Politics

32 hours ago Jamie Oliver's 'most delicious' pasta recipe needs just five ingredients

Jamie Oliver has shared a delicious pasta recipe on TikTok that requires just five ingredients, and it's the perfect meal to whip up when you're short on time

Society

34 hours ago Bargain hunters, rejoice! Discount beauty has arrived at the Bicester Village outlet shopping centre | Sali Hughes on beauty

It’s not only the prices that make a trip to the designer outlet worthwhile, it’s the hope of tracking down cherished discontinued itemsMillions flock to Bicester Village each year for discounted fashion at designer outlets. Now it has its sights set on beauty. I visited before Christmas and my fear of finding skincare-slightly-on-the-turn and sad-looking eyeshadows in shades of mint and mauve proved unfounded.Fragrance was well served, with a festive pop-up store by Byredo, selling even its bestselling candles, fragrances and hand care at what seemed a smallish discount. There were also permanent outlets for Creed, Penhaligon’s, Roja and Molton Brown, all with up to 60% off the RRP. Neom had 30-odd per cent reductions on its luxury candles and I couldn’t work out why, given that they were still full price elsewhere. (Slightly wonky labels? Overstocking? They looked great to me.) Continue reading...

Economics

10 hours ago Some games are bigger than others so pressure is on Ireland and England

Visitors can forge a winning new identity under Maro Itoje but the experienced Irish remain marginal favouritesEvery Six Nations fixture is a grand occasion but some games are bigger than others. Ireland and England both know how crucial today’s Dublin eliminator will be in terms of establishing early championship momentum. Listening to the upbeat pre-match tone of the visitors’ new captain, Maro Itoje – “I think we have a team that’s ready to write our own stories” – this also feels like a pivotal moment for Steve Borthwick’s whole England project.A lot has already been said and written since last March’s corresponding match when Marcus Smith drilled a last-gasp drop-goal through the sticks amid ecstatic Twickenham scenes reminiscent of Meg Ryan in When Harry Met Sally. England have subsequently played eight Test matches and lost six, beating only Japan twice. The majority of those losses have been tight but close doesn’t win any cigars at the elite level. Continue reading...

Events

6 hours ago Only those with 'expert' eyesight can spot snake hiding in less than 30 seconds

An optical illusion challenge is asking people to find a Kenyan sand boa snake hiding in a photo - but only those with perfect attention to details are able to spot it on their first try

Politics

38 hours ago UK's rarest WW1 coin worth a staggering £30k but there's a major catch

A 107-year-old gold coin dating back to the First World War has now been valued at £30,000 - but, finding such a 'fine specimen' might prove rather difficult.

Economics

11 hours ago ITV Emmerdale spoiler with April's heartbreaking story and the 'terrifying' truth behind her disappearance

Fans of Emmerdale will finally find out what happened to April Windsor

Events

6 hours ago Eating certain chocolate regularly could help to 'boost brain function'

A health guru took to TikTok to recommend munching on a certain type of chocolate to boost brain power – and the delicious item could have other benefits too

Politics

14 hours ago Moms whose children were raped and murdered by illegal migrants slam Selena Gomez for weeping over deportations

The White House has posted a video featuring grieving parents who lost children to undocumented migrants as a response to Selena Gomez's emotional social media post earlier this week.

Events

9 hours ago A Complete Unknown: how charity shop and Etsy finds completed iconic Dylan look

Film’s costume designer explains how a scarf made from a blanket and some custom-made Levi’s formed key part of Timothée Chalamet’s wardrobeIt’s as central to Bob Dylan as a harmonica – it is, of course, a scarf, Dylan’s preferred accessory, and one that has become a go-to for Timothée Chalamet, who has been wearing them constantly since filming the Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown. But the brown, bedraggled scarf scrunched around his neck at the beginning of the film, as a young and carefree Dylan, isn’t quite what it seems. According to costume designer Arianne Phillips, the well-worn shawl was a last-minute fix. “We had a hard time making [our original scarf] look authentically raggedy,” she says. “So that was actually a piece of blanket that we found at a charity shop. That was very last-minute – we did everything on the spot, leading up to the final moments where Timmy was walking on set, to give it that aged look.”Otherwise it’s Dylan’s trademark denim, boots and hair that unif...

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14 hours ago The horrific Mr Men 'hate pages' where people are threatening children on TikTok

'They initiate fights, pick on children and say "This person needs to be beaten up." It's quite disturbing that this is allowed by TikTok'

Events

10 hours ago Linda Nolan funeral updates: Celebs and TV stars to pay tribute as fans line streets

Linda Nolan's family, loved ones and celebrity friends will pay tribute to the beloved star at her funeral in Blackpool today. Here, the Mirror brings readers all the updates from a service set to celebrate Linda's 'light, strength and unwavering love'

Politics

16 hours ago Starting this habit early in your life can dramatically reduce dementia risk, study finds

The findings suggest that doing this might also lessen the impact of Alzheimer’s markers

Events

10 hours ago Daniel Levy, Spurs’ Pelé of debt structuring, may yet be vindicated | Barney Ronay

Under-fire owner has transformed Tottenham into a fully self-sustaining entity. The alternatives are hardly more palatableThere was a tender moment at the end of Tottenham’s win against Elfsborg on Thursday night as Ange Postecoglou walked out on to the pitch looking a little haunted and jittery, a strange kind of light in his eyes. It took a few seconds to work out what was up. The reason for this was he was happy. Here was a man remembering how to smile, willing his face into the right kind of shape, searching for the muscle memory.It was also a nice moment. The recent run of Bad Ange stuff, the Ange who does interviews like a policeman standing too close to you in a tiny lift, has been painful to watch. The Premier League is brutal. It will stretch you thin. And it has been rough with Postecoglou, who came with no comparable experience, who is 59 years old, and has had the air of a man finding the end of his reach, radiating sadness from every rain-sodden panel of his quilted coa...

Politics

18 hours ago Obesity risk is 20 per cent higher for toddlers who eat too much ultra

Eaten when a boy is aged three, these kinds of products were linked to obesity by the time the child reached five.

Events

11 hours ago BBC Dragon's Den star Sara Davies says one part of show is 'devastating'

Savvy entrepreneur Sara Davies is a well-respected Dragon on the BBC series, but admits there's still one part of the show that she finds 'devastating'

Politics

18 hours ago Full list of DC plane crash victims: All the people confirmed dead in Washington's Reagan Airport tragedy

More than 40 bodies have been recovered from a Washington DC aircraft collision, including a TikTok skating star, a famed athlete couple, and all four flight crew members.

Events

11 hours ago Readers' Letters: Nicola Sturgeon needs to read the room and keep quiet

Nicola Sturgeon’s comments on her predecessors didn’t impress reader

Politics

23 hours ago Rats! More rodents are infesting cities as scientists say warmer temperatures mean more rat babies

A new study finds that rat infestation in many of the world’s cities appears to be soaring, especially in Washington

Events

12 hours ago Return of Bridget Jones taps into 90s trend as gen Z looks to ‘simpler’ time

It’s not just the middle-aged who are nostalgic for the Britpop decade, when ‘everything seemed a bit more fun’Almost three decades after Bridget Jones first appeared in a whirl of chardonnay, big knickers and body insecurity, she’s back for her fourth appearance on screen. In Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, out in cinemas this month, the eponymous character is no longer a klutzy thirtysomething singleton obsessed with finding a husband, but a klutzy middle-aged widow – sadder, perhaps, but no less of a comic disaster, and still hoping for a boyfriend, or at least a shag.If the movie, as seems likely, follows its three predecessors to huge box office success, that will not just be thanks to an audience of now middle-aged women. Bridget’s creator, Helen Fielding, said recently that at her book signings “half the audience are gen Zs”. “I’m really happy when 18-year-olds and 20-year-olds talk to me about it and say that they find it comforting to laugh at these things.” Continue read...

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23 hours ago Popular Love Island star unexpectedly QUITS the villa: Hunk walks after failing to find romance and leaves Islanders devastated

A source has confirmed to MailOnline that the reality star packed his bags and left the ITV show on Friday, after deciding it 'wasn't for him'.

Events

14 hours ago 'Dreams of a big family vanished' Young mum lost baby after rare cancer found

Beth Ferguson found out the devastating news at a scan in March 2024, and now faces chemotherapy and surgery.

Politics

24 hours ago Moment 'show off' driver asks police 'Am I going to prison for this?' as he admits to doing 120mph when he crashed into pub and killed his 18

Reckless Jack Cracknell clocked a speed of 117mph before he lost control of his high-powered Ford Fiesta ST as he raced through a 40mph zone.

Events

17 hours ago Nottingham Forest vs Brighton & Hove Albion prediction, odds and betting offer

Nottingham Forest will be looking to strike back after their humbling to Bournemouth last weekend when they face a Brighton side desperate to find a Premier League win

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25 hours ago DC plane crash latest updates: Crews work to find remaining victims as investigators recover black boxes

None of the 67 passengers and crew are believed to have survived, as investigators work on ‘black boxes’ found in the ruins of American Eagle flight 5342

Events

18 hours ago Long term sick may need to find jobs in Liz Kendall's welfare shake up

Liz Kendall blamed the Conservatives for failing to control welfare spending.

Politics

25 hours ago Celebrity deaths of 2025: Stars we have lost so far this year including Marianne Faithfull

We're honouring the big-screen stars, musical icons, footballers, and others who left a lasting impact on the world

Events

20 hours ago Love Island fans spot telling comment from Tina ahead of Scott Thomas' exit

Love Island fans have reacted to a comment made by Tina Stinnes on an episode of All Stars ahead of her finding out that Scott Thomas has left the villa in South Africa

Politics

25 hours ago Hilarious moment police find female suspect hiding under pile of children's toys after she replied 'hey guys' to their wanted appeal for her

Watch the hilarious moment that Greater Manchester Police uncovered a female suspect attempting to evade arrest by hiding under a pile of children's toys.

Events

20 hours ago Finn Russell wants Scotland to find their voices in the absence of their chatty leader

Co-captain rallies squad ahead of Six Nations opener against Italy

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26 hours ago The Ordinary’s new serum ‘works magic’ on signs of ageing with this secret ingredient

The formula’s hero ingredient is set to make a big buzz in the skincare world in 2025

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