28 h. ago 'He didn't get handsy and he didn't gush over me... it would have been very different if he did': Frankie and Peter had a great Blind Date... but this is why she was 'put off' by him

Every week, Femail asks two singletons to report back from their blind date. This week, it was Frankie and Peter's turn to see if they were a match. Here's what happened...

Politics

29 h. ago Premier League icon married Miss Edinburgh and coached Man Utd – now he's managing Kenya

A former Premier League goal machine and Champions League winner is now managing Kenya - living in Africa with his beautiful ex-Miss Great Britain finalist wife

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49 h. ago Top 20 nostalgic activities Brits miss, from handwritten letters to VHS rentals

A poll of 2,000 adults found 35% feel nostalgic for paying with cash, while 24% long for the days of picking up the phone to actually speak to someone

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49 h. ago 20 nostalgic things Brits miss, from VHS rental to milk deliveries

A poll of 2,000 adults found that 8 in 10 Brits yearn for the 'simpler times' of their youth

Society

51 h. ago Prince Harry 'misses life in Britain' as unexpected move shows his 'deep regrets'

A royal expert has claimed that a lengthy essay penned by the Duke of Sussex shows that he misses the life he left behind in his homeland when he relocated to California half a decade ago

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59 h. ago There’s a missing link in British public life – and it underpins crises from the BBC to our prisons | Rafael Behr

A declining sense of collective identity is corroding trust in our institutions and undermining democratic politicsImagine you are given a pile of tokens, representing real money, and invited to donate to a common pot. There are other players but you can’t interact with them. The sum of collective contributions will be trebled, then shared equally among all players. What do you do?If everyone submits all their money, all get richer. But if everyone except you pays in, you can enjoy the collective payout while retaining your original stash. The flaw in the selfish strategy is that other people might have the same idea. If no one pays in, there is no bounty to share.Rafael Behr is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

Events

67 h. ago Family quoted £20,000 for four tickets to Dubai in half term

Adam Smith (pictured with son Jude, seven) and his family ended up missing out on a night in Dubai after British Airways cancelled their flights.

Economics

3 d. ago Meghan Markle to 'overshadow the King' as major return causes Royal clash

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has announced the release date for the festive edition of her Netflix series, With Love, Meghan, but it's causing a major clash

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3 d. ago Missing flamingo that escaped from Cornwall park ‘spotted’ in France

Nick Reynolds, the director at Paradise Park, said how to get Frankie home was “the million dollar question”

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4 d. ago Brits missing out on love on dating apps because we're all too modest

New research has found that the typical British sense of modesty is stopping us from finding lasting love - because we don't talk about our positive traits

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4 d. ago Surprising reason single Brits missing out on love, according to new research

New research has discovered that many Brits are staying single due to fears of putting themselves out there - with many admitting to worrying they may come across as boastful

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4 d. ago Zara McDermott stuns as she shows off outfit for ‘date night’ with Louis Tomlinson in Los Angeles

ZARA McDermott looked incredible as she showed off outfit for 'date night' with Louis Tomlinson in Los Angeles. The Love Island alum, 28, shared a duo of snaps on Instagram from her GRWM process, showing off her simple yet stunning outfit. Zara opted to wear a pair of high waisted denim jeans with embroidered navy...

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4 d. ago Millions of young Brits missing out on free money by ignoring Lifetime ISA trick

New research has found that 18 - 28-year-olds could have netted more than £3.1bn in the last 12 months, by adopting one simple technique.

Economics

5 d. ago Gen Z losing out on 'free cash' with simple Lifetime ISA mistake

Young Brits are missing a trick with this one simple mistake

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6 d. ago Fake Madeleine McCann 'watched Netflix documentary about the case more than 100 times'

Julia Wandelt, 24, who claimed to be Madeleine McCann, watched a Netflix documentary about the missing British toddler's family over a hundred times, her former friend Fia Johansson alleges.

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6 d. ago Inside 'fake' Maddie McCann's 'cruel' campaign after telling parents she was missing Brit

Julia Wandelt bombarded Madeleine McCann's parents and siblings with phone calls and messages on WhatsApp and Instagram and even found her dad's work email address to hound him with her false claims

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8 d. ago Family fears for missing British doctor who vanished in Costa del Sol two weeks ago

Ruaridh’s brother said he may be seen buying food, using outdoor gyms, or sleeping on sun loungers

Society

8 d. ago London family launch desperate search for missing British doctor last seen on Costa del Sol

Rufus Tanner says his brother Ruaridh was last seen in the Spanish resort town of Nerja on October 25 and may be living out of his car

Society

9 d. ago 'He refused to have dessert because he'd had his teeth whitened

Every week, Femail asks two singletons to report back from their Blind Date. This week, it was Mary and Joshua's turn to see if they were a match. Here's what happened...

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1 week ago Playing dirty used to be the west’s preserve. Now we’re letting Moscow beat us at our own game | Joseph Pearson

The Berlin airlift was a cold war victory that relied on a persuasive story about starving civilians. But was it true?We in the west used to play dirty – and during the cold war, we were good at it. Nowadays, we leave grey-zone tactics and hybrid warfare to Russia, which is winning the disinformation war. Europe’s pride in playing by the rules might just be democracy’s achilles heel.The Berlin airlift is a good example of what we once did well – and have since forgotten. The cold war arguably began and ended in Berlin, bookended by the 1948-9 airlift and the fall of the wall in 1989. The former was the largest air relief operation in history. It supplied Berlin when Stalin tried to force out the western allies. In parallel, the west used radio (RIAS, or Radio in the American Sector, a precursor to the CIA-funded Radio Free Europe (RFE) and Radio Liberty), and strengthened soft power with cultural missions such as the British-staged Shakespeare in the rubble, and education through Am...

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