14 h. ago Glamorous bikini designer's grim cause of death revealed after night with tycoon, 60, on Hamptons yacht: Distraught boyfriend breaks down

The Daily Mail can exclusively reveal how New York City swimwear designer Martha Nolan-O'Slatarra died in the Hamptons last week.

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57 h. ago White working class pupils' low achievement is a 'national disgrace', says Bridget Phillipson

The Education Secretary said too many youngsters in this group fail to get the help they need to succeed at school.

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57 h. ago Phillipson vows to tackle ‘thorny’ challenge facing white working

The Education Secretary has called it is a ‘national disgrace’ that so many young people do not get what they need to progress after leaving school.

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62 h. ago Public support for prostate cancer screening has grown following Daily Mail campaign, poll reveals

Some 91 per cent of Britons now believe the NHS should offer regular prostate checks for men, as it does for breast cancer in women.

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68 h. ago Britain's drug smuggling capital: How cocaine cartels are targeting some of our most beautiful beaches... and locals know who is helping them

EXCLUSIVE: South American cocaine cartels are targeting English fishing villages in Cornwall as potential entry points into the UK drugs market, the Daily Mail can reveal.

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3 d. ago Heroin dealers fined just £499 as punishment for Scotland's mounting drug deaths

The Sunday Mail can reveal the shockingly lenient punishments being handed out despite 1065 fatalities last year - the highest of any European country.

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3 d. ago Three men arrested after motorcyclist and pedestrian die in crash

The three men, who were in the area at the time of the collision, were arrested on Friday on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.

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3 d. ago Pep Guardiola facing race against time to axe FIVE stars as UEFA rules cause major issue

Pep Guardiola's Manchester City welcomed a host of new faces to the Etihad Stadium earlier this summer but the focus now appears to be on exits before the window closes

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5 d. ago As dark financial clouds gather, Labour has to heed its past: when it chooses austerity, it loses elections | Andy Beckett

Those who insist on spending cuts are those who are never hurt by them. Time to be brave – and take a new tackBritain is in danger of going bankrupt. It may happen slowly or quickly, but since Labour took office this possibility has increasingly been promoted and discussed in the press, by opposition parties and in the City of London.What exact form will this bankruptcy take? The prophets of doom tend to be vague about the timescale, but more certain about the cause of the coming meltdown: the state spending too much, generally on people who have little.Andy Beckett is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Yahoo Serious is now HOMELESS after he was kicked out of the beachside property where he was squatting illegally

Daily Mail can now reveal the fallen Hollywood icon has finally left - and is now effectively homelessness , with all his worldly goods stashed in his ageing BMW car.

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7 d. ago Brexit has been a resounding disaster. Starmer must find the courage to change course | Ed Davey

Poll after poll shows most voters think leaving the EU has been a failure. Closer ties with Europe would bring huge rewardsBrexit isn’t working, and the British people know it. Poll after poll, including that unveiled this weekend by More In Common for the Sunday Times, shows that people are feeling the terrible damage caused by the deal forced upon us by Boris Johnson, Kemi Badenoch and the rest of the Conservative party, and want something different. The latest shows less than a third of Britons would vote to leave the EU if a referendum were repeated. There’s no doubt that fundamental change is needed. There’s no doubt the public will is there to make it happen. The question is: will Keir Starmer seize the moment and deliver it?There are big prizes on offer if he does. Giving our economy the boost it desperately needs, pulling it out of the cycle of low growth and high debt that the Conservatives plunged us into. Helping to raise more funding to lift our NHS and other public serv...

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7 d. ago Revealed: Crystal Palace's battle plans to beat UEFA in court and get back in the Europa League

Mail Sport reveals how Crystal Palace's lawyers will take the fight to UEFA and seek to overturn their bombshell demotion from the Europa League.

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9 d. ago Is it true that you need to lift heavy weights to build muscle mass?

Most people who want larger muscles head to the gym. But gains can be made at home without any equipment at allScroll through social media for muscle-building advice and the message is often clear: go to the gym; lift weights so heavy you can barely finish your final set. “People assume that’s the only way to build muscle,” says Leigh Breen, professor of translational physiology at the University of Leicester. “But there are other ways.”Muscles grow when we place a demand on them that isn’t typical in our daily lives. If that demand is repeated often enough, the muscles adapt: getting stronger and, yes, larger. But they don’t “know” whether this stimulus to the muscle is coming from a heavy or low load. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Asbestos kills more troops than the Taliban: National disgrace revealed by Mail as toxic MoD homes and equipment caused NINE TIMES more deaths than 20

Exposure to the deadly material in poor military accommodation, ships, submarines, helicopters and even tanks is causing an average of 89 cases a year of mesothelioma - a fatal cancer.

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9 d. ago Brutal slaying of Hollywood starlet who kept celebrity sex diary still haunts Tinseltown. My shocking findings blow the case wide open

Hollywood starlet Christa Helm, 22, was brutally murdered on a quiet West Hollywood street. Crime expert Jamey DuVall has now exclusively revealed his findings to the Daily Mail.

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1 week ago 'The truth about Andrew would bury the Royal Family for good': Warnings Epstein may have sold prince's most intimate secrets to Putin

In yesterday's first extract of a new biography of Prince Andrew, the Daily Mail revealed his astonishing sense of entitlement. Today we chart his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

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3 w. ago Defence secretary was told that blocking the press from reporting on Afghanistan airlift was unjustified MONTHS ago

The Mail fought for two years to reveal the Government's covert airlift of thousands of Afghans after it put 100,000 'at risk of death' by leaking a database of those who had applied for sanctuary.

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3 w. ago Air of inevitability blows in as Scottie Scheffler seizes control of the Open

Dominant Scheffler moves four clear of the fieldLi Haotong and Matt Fitzpatrick lead pursuitScottie Scheffler still had 20 holes of this Open Championship still to play. History tells us leads can evaporate in just one. Dense rough, links bunkers, the scale of pressure attached to the oldest major. Open calamity is written in folklore. The ghost of Jean van de Velde still lingers. And yet, the bookmakers had Scheffler at only 1-8 to lift the Claret Jug. The fat lady had cleared her throat. Twenty holes. What sporting planet is this?It is possible to run out of adjectives for Scheffler. Unflappable, remarkable, relentless. Nobody will ever match the impact of Tiger Woods on golf but it really is no exaggeration to suggest Scheffler can be similarly dominant. Come Sunday evening on the Causeway Coast, Scheffler will surely be a four-time major winner and three-quarters of the way towards a career grand slam. This is only his 24th major start as a professional. In one of them, his purs...

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3 w. ago England’s Hannah Hampton hits the headlines in latest act of unlikely career

Bloodied-nose penalty heroine against Sweden was born with a serious eye condition that still affects her visionThe image of Terry Butcher’s blood-stained shirt during an England draw against Sweden in 1989 is immortalised in the country’s football history. Now another English player’s stoic display against Sweden – this time with a bloodied nose – will be etched into the annals after Hannah Hampton’s heroics during the Lionesses’ remarkable shootout victory over Sweden in Zurich.Hampton, with an absorbent shoved up her right nostril after an extra-time collision in the penalty area caused a nosebleed, found the composure, focus and agility to save two Sweden penalties to help Sarina Wiegman’s team win 3-2 in the shootout and book Tuesday’s semi-final meeting with Italy after an unlikely comeback to draw 2-2 after extra time. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Man dies after being sucked into MRI machine wearing large metal necklace

Police said the man, who has not been named, was wearing a large metallic chain around his neck at the time of the incident which caused him to be pulled into the machine

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