45 m. ago A prince and knight fall in love and the Supreme Court is asked to intervene

Some parents in a suburban Maryland county want to pull their children from elementary school classes that use books featuring LGBTQ characters

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55 m. ago Love Island's Harriett Blackmore teases Ronnie Vint romance is heading to 'next step'

Love Island star Harriett Blackmore spoke to the Mirror recently about her relationship with Ronnie Vint, the couple double dating with other islanders and her career

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1 hour ago US philanthropists warn against capitulating to Trump: ‘We need to step up’

Foundation leaders say charitable organisations could be next in the firing line – but must ‘stand together’ to resistJohn Palfrey will not be obeying in advance.At a moment when leaders of tech companies, law firms, media corporations and academic institutions have bent the knee to Donald Trump, the president of the John D and Catherine T MacArthur Foundation insists that charitable organisations choose resistance over capitulation. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Parents, uncle and cousins jailed over ‘honour’ killing of 18

The case has become a symbol of the brutal mistreatment of immigrant women who rebelled against inflexible family rules

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5 h. ago Couple who murdered daughter in ‘honour’ killing have life sentence upheld

The case has become a symbol of the brutal mistreatment of immigrant women who rebelled against inflexible family rules

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6 h. ago BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty forced to step in as technical issue interrupts live show

Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt were back on the famous red sofa to share the latest headlines from across the globe with BBC Breakfast viewers

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6 h. ago Sunscreen and snail slime: what skincare experts do – and don’t do – to their skin

Think you look better with a suntan? Worried you don’t have a 12-step routine? Dermatologists cut through the noise to reveal the products they swear by – and those they’d run a mile from• Anti-ageing products that actually work: Sali Hughes on the 30 best creams and treatmentsLooking after your skin used to seem so simple: for decades, a basic “cleanse, tone, moisturise” routine was seen as the gold standard. But the skincare industry has recently exploded with thousands of new products, while skincare influencers have been racking up millions of views with often bewildering (and conflicting) advice.So, should you be putting snail slime or beef tallow on your face, like that video you saw on TikTok? And which products are safe for your teenager to use, if any? We spoke to eight dermatologists to find out their own skincare routines – and which mistakes they see most often. Spoiler: none of them use snail slime. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Divorced parents risk being turned away at the airport without these documents

If you're thinking of jetting off for a few days over Easter with the kids, there are certain requirements you must adhere to or you could risk a serious child abduction offence

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12 h. ago Schoolgirl's parents spot 'unusual' mark leading to eight day stay in intense care

Penelope Vidal-Walsh, 10, from Southport, went to bed on Wednesday April 10, complaining of feeling unwell and spent the last eight days sedated in intensive care

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12 h. ago Newly married and pregnant... inside Tiger Lily Hutchence's 'refreshingly normal' life

Tiger Lily - the only child of late rock stars and adopted by Bob Geldof - has found stability in a family whose backdrop is a world away from the wild antics of her party-loving parents.

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13 h. ago Barking at female staff and blocking doorways: Teachers warn of rise in misogyny and racism in UK schools

Survey finds social media main cause of poor behaviour, with pupils mimicking Donald Trump and Andrew TateA rise in misogyny and racism is flooding UK schools as pupils ape the behaviour of figures such as Donald Trump and Andrew Tate after exposure through social media and online gaming, teachers have warned.A survey by the NASUWT union found most teachers identified social media as “the number one cause” of pupil misbehaviour, with female staff bearing the brunt. Teachers also raised concerns about parents who refuse to accept school rules or take responsibility for their children’s behaviour. Continue reading...

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13 h. ago Everything we know about Outlander: Blood Of My Blood from release date, trailer, cast and plot

The Outlander: Blood Of My Blood prequel has been highly anticipated by fans, who are eager to delve into the romantic lives of Jamie and Claire's parents

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14 h. ago Little girl, 8, found dead on sofa after online challenge saw her 'turn purple'

Sarah Raissa, eight, was found laying unconscious at her home by her horrified grandfather, now her mum sent a warning to other parents after the youngster's tragic death

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15 h. ago Parents plotted to sexually assault their baby at two months, and began planning before child was born, cops say

The couple was arrested after police found evidence of the sexual assault on Skyler Klassen’s phone

Society

15 h. ago Celebrity Big Brother fans threaten to switch off 'disgusting' show as Chris Hughes uses the litter tray then watches JoJo Siwa urinate during cat themed challenge

Celebrity Big Brother took a bizarre turn during Friday night's episode as two housemates took the cat themed challenge a step too far. 

Sport

18 h. ago Katy Perry may face 'career extinction' if she doesn't step back from public, PR expert warns

A reputation expert told DailyMail.com that the only way Katy Perry can recover what's left of her reputation is to disappear for a bit.

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19 h. ago Hamilton says he and Ferrari can ‘ride rollercoaster’ in pursuit of success

Briton in cautious mood before Saudi Arabian GP but maintains Scuderia are ‘greatest team in F1 history’Weathering the choppy waves of his new career with Ferrari it is still clear that every time Lewis Hamilton climbs into the car the seven-time Formula One champion believes he is taking a step forward, regardless of how it seems to others. He remains unfazed by the process of adapting, having long considered it would be an evolution, even given the weight of all the expectation and scrutiny.This weekend at the fifth round of the season in Saudi Arabia, Ferrari and Hamilton are optimistic that they will be making another stride in bridging the gap to the dominant McLaren. Continue reading...

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19 h. ago Hamilton hopes he and Ferrari can ‘ride rollercoaster’ in pursuit of success

Briton in cautious mood before Saudi Arabian GP but maintains Scuderia are ‘greatest team in F1 history’Weathering the choppy waves of his new career with Ferrari it is still clear that every time Lewis Hamilton climbs into the car the seven-time Formula One champion believes he is taking a step forward, regardless of how it seems to others. He remains unfazed by the process of adapting, having long considered it would be an evolution, even given the weight of all the expectation and scrutiny.This weekend at the fifth round of the season in Saudi Arabia, Ferrari and Hamilton are optimistic they will be making another stride in bridging the gap to the dominant McLaren. Continue reading...

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19 h. ago Hamilton hopes he and Ferrari can ‘ride rollercoaster’ to success

Briton in cautious mood before Saudi Arabian GP but maintains Scuderia are ‘greatest team in F1 history’Weathering the choppy waves of his new career with Ferrari it is still clear that every time Lewis Hamilton climbs into the car the seven-time Formula One champion believes he is taking a step forward, regardless of how it seems to others. He remains unfazed by the process of adapting, having long considered it would be an evolution, even given the weight of all the expectation and scrutiny.This weekend at the fifth round of the season in Saudi Arabia, Ferrari and Hamilton are optimistic they will be making another stride in bridging the gap to the dominant McLaren. Continue reading...

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19 h. ago Schoolgirl spends eight days in intensive care after parents spot 'unusual' mark

"We're thankful it appeared when it did - she could have gone to bed and not woken up"

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