The education secretary has defended Donald Trump’s decision to phone Vladimir Putin but said ‘there can be no settlement’ without Ukraine

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Ford Hill in Plymouth was ripped up the equivalent of once every two weeks in 2024 causing 'carnage' for locals, according to data supplied by the Confederation of Passenger Transport.

Transport

Lizzo has opened up about spending the last 12 months on an 'intentional weight-loss journey' and has revealed that she lost 16% of her body fat

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It's looking like a frosty start to spring, with major flurries sweeping across the country in a three-day period early next month and new weather maps turning white and purple

Events

Moscow has launched near-nightly massed drone attacks at Ukraine for months

Events

Last month I noticed some blood in my urine. I thought it might be due to premenopausal bleeding, but didn't have any spotting. What should I do?

Events

Frances McQuade, 34, has shared her experience of being queer in the fire service as part of LGBTQ+ history month.

Events

Dmitry Bivol won a majority decision to take the undisputed light-heavyweight belts from Artur Beterbiev, four months after the latter secured the same result

Politics

Luke Littler could lose an eye-watering amount of money should he make a little-known error when it comes to his prize funds. Littler, 18, is in first full year on the senior PDC tour

Economics

Bridget Phillipson met Katharine Birbalsingh, who has been commonly described as Britain’s strictest headteacher, earlier this month.

Politics

The total spent on staff in the Housing Ministry and its associated quangos has gone up by £20 million since Angela Rayner took over the department.

Economics

For the US president’s cheerleaders, the whitewashing of the deaths of ten of thousands of Ukrainians is a small price to pay for sticking it to the wokeratiWas it really only a month ago that the pole-dancer patron, fridge explorer, Brexit get-doer, model bus maker, sofa-strainer, wall-spaffer, current Daily Mail columnist and former British prime minister Boris Johnson eulogised the inauguration of Donald Trump in the Mail, recounting how, as the “invisible pulse of power surged” from the battered bible into the hand of Trump: “I saw the moment the world’s wokerati had worked so hard to prevent.”I hope Johnson is pleased with the way things have worked out. Because now the foolish wokerati have been schooled beyond Johnson’s wettest dreams. It’s the Trump-Putin-bin Salman party! An adjudicated sex offender and convicted fraudster, and a man who sanctioned a chemical warfare hit, killing a British citizen on British soil, have met at the luxury Saudia Arabian hotel of another man, ...

Events

The Duchess of Sussex , 43, last week rebranded American Riviera Orchard to the name 'As Ever', launching a website with a cover photo of her holding hands with her daughter Princess Lilibet.

Politics

Australia chased down a mammoth total as England suffered an early Champions Trophy blow

Politics

The Manchester Metropolitan University study into the long-term effects of vaping, due to conclude next month and seen exclusively by the Daily Mirror, is set to blow apart the advice that e-cigs are a healthier alternative to cigarettes

Science

The stylish Smeg coffee machine I've had my eye on for six months is almost £100 less for a limited time only

Economics

Mason Hancock reckons Airdrie have come a long way since their poor early-season form run

Politics

Tens of thousands of people have gathered in Beirut to attend the funeral of Hezbollah’s leader nearly five months after he was killed in an Israeli airstrike on a southern suburb of the capital

Politics

The tiny former Soviet republic’s determination not to be cowed by the Kremlin could provide a template for the west on how to hold back the tide of subversion and corruptionHow can a democracy defend itself from an attacker who does not respect any democratic rules?When your assailant uses corruption, blackmail, economic war, cyber attacks, covert campaigns and street violence – while all you have are inefficient courts and even slower international institutions. Can you lose your sovereignty by being too soft? If you respond with censorship or even cancelling elections, don’t you lose your values? Continue reading...

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The closures come as part of a company-wide strategy to shift focus away from high street branches and onto travel hubs. Previously, the retailer said it planned to open 110 new branches in airports, railway stations, and hospitals over the coming years

Politics