34 m. ago Romaine Gregoire moves into Tour of Britain lead after stage

Gregoire took the stage victory and moved into the general classification lead to take the green jersey

Politics

43 m. ago Will Rachel Reeves be the ONLY survivor of Keir Starmer's brutal Cabinet purge despite Britain's stalling economy and mounting threat of a debt crisis?

After being forced into action by Angela Rayner 's resignation as Deputy Prime Minister over her tax row, Sir Keir carried out a frantic reshuffle of his administration.

Events

46 m. ago Definitive guide to the right university course for you, by the Mail's experts. Universities are are desperate to fill places

Welcome to the third edition of the Daily Mail University Guide, the higher-education manual that puts students at the heart of its rankings.

Science

1 hour ago Diversity drive to recruit more women or ethnic troops threatens to humiliate Britain's military and sideline white candidates, Shadow Defence Secretary warns

EXCLUSIVE: James Cartlidge fears the military could be sucked into another RAF-style discrimination scandal over its new recruitment deal with operator, Serco.

Events

1 hour ago Best Pet Snakes 2025: Here are 10 of the best species of snake to welcome into your home

They may not be the most traditional of housemates but snakes are hugely popular - and fascinating - pets.

Politics

1 hour ago Business owners believe AI will be essential within five years

The research, run by Small Business Britain in partnership with BT Group, found that small business owners want to be at the forefront of AI innovation, with over two thirds (68%) believing AI could boost their growth

Politics

1 hour ago You're cleaning your clothes wrong! Scientists reveal the best way to get rid of yellow stains

Yellow sweat stains are a white shirt's worst enemy. But now, experts have revealed another strategy to get rid of the stubborn marks and restore clothes to their former glory

Politics

2 h. ago Amanda Holden's explains why husband is barely seen after he rules out vow renewal

Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has been married to Chris Hughes for 15 years, and the couple have two daughters together

Politics

2 h. ago 'Hit UK singer sent me present in the post and it freaked me out'

A fan of a popular UK musician received an unexpected gift from the singer in the post, but they were more concerned than delighted when the item arrived at their door

Events

2 h. ago Adult star Natalia Rae dies on holiday as sister takes over account to announce tragedy

Tributes have poured in from fans for a popular adult star who passed away on holiday – with a fundraiser launched by family to get her body back from her holiday

Events

2 h. ago Voices: Does firing your worst employees ever make business sense?

As Lloyds plans to cut its bottom 5 per cent of staff, James Moore asks if threatening thousands of ‘underperformers’ with the sack can have an energising effect on the workforce

Politics

3 h. ago Ryanair cancels fights to popular tourist hotspot as airline cuts one million seats from Spanish routes

The budget airline is cancelling flights and reducing capacity at several airports across Spain

Society

3 h. ago Brit in Benidorm says 'scary' reality of beach resort made him want to fly home

Benidorm has long been a popular destination for tourists, and is generally considered pretty safe - but a man who relocated from the UK has shared some of the less fortunate encounters he's had

Society

3 h. ago Glossybox's £90 beauty advent calendar is 'better than ever' and worth over £624

The popular Christmas countdown is back and "better than ever" - but stock is limited.

Economics

4 h. ago Dermatologist reveals the popular skincare products that are actually AGEING you

Dr Emma Amoafo-Mensah, a dermatologist based in London, has warned that some anti-ageing products are being misused by people under 25.

Transport

4 h. ago Oh my God, they riled Donny! The 15 biggest South Park scandals ranked

After 28 years of scandal, Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s eviscerations of Donald Trump are some of their greatest work. We rate their most explosive storylines from ruining Ed Sheeran’s life to episodes banned to this dayIt has been hailed as the most important TV show of the second Trump presidency. It’s currently in the form of its life and clocking up record ratings. Not bad for a cartoon about four potty-mouthed Colorado schoolboys.NSFW sitcom South Park might have been been on air since 1997, but it has never been more relevant. In an era when satirical talkshows are being axed, Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s creation fulfils a vital function as it mercilessly mocks both sides of the political spectrum. Written and made the week of transmission, it has been able to incorporate topical stories and hold power to account. No wonder parent company Paramount recently won a $1.5bn bidding war for a five-year, 50-episode deal. Continue reading...

Politics

5 h. ago The golden rule of Trump and Farage’s free speech crusade: they’re allowed to chat rubbish – you’re not | Marina Hyde

The Reform leader has been in the US, bemoaning Britain’s ‘awful authoritarian situation’. It’s a shame about his party’s own anti-media huff back homeSign up for our new weekly newsletter Matters of Opinion, where our columnists and writers will reflect on what they’ve been debating, thinking about, reading and morePop quiz. Of whom did Donald Trump say admiringly: “I also learned that he loves his country very much”? And: “He wrote me beautiful letters. And they are great letters. We fell in love”?If you answered “Nigel Farage”, then I’m sorry. The Reform UK leader might have spent this pre-party conference week in his happy place – lodged several feet up the US presidential colon – and rhetorically demanding of US lawmakers: “At what point did [the UK] become North Korea?” But those Trump compliments were in fact previously made about Kim Jong-un, the dictator of well, you know the rest.Marina Hyde is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

Politics

5 h. ago One of Britain's biggest asylum hotels is emptied of migrants

For years the four-star Crowne Plaza hotel, near Heathrow, has housed hundreds of asylum seekers. But the sprawling 465-room venue, has had all of its foreign guests removed

Events

5 h. ago UK's 'worst beach' where there's 'no sea for miles' and visitors say 'it's disgusting'

Several visitors to the beach have been left less than impressed - but some have defended it

Politics

5 h. ago Major train services into Cardiff cancelled as roads also shut down for huge event

Trains have been cancelled on some major routes on the day the Tour of Britain cycling race and Cardiff 10k are held

Transport