45 h. ago Why we've left the UK...and won't be coming back: Spiralling living costs, a nation divided, and because 'everything is always broken', young expats reveal their reasons for fleeing

Young professionals who spoke to the Daily Mail named the high cost of living, rising taxes and a sense that 'everything is always broken' for their decision to pack up and go.

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45 h. ago I drove James Martin's favourite motor and found one large irritation

Celebrity chef James Martin has a car collection worth £5m but recently said that one car stands out above the rest of his motoring group

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46 h. ago I drove James Martin's favourite car and quickly discovered one huge issue

James Martin has a collection of cars worth around 5 million and one of his favourites is the Toyota Hilux - but which version is he singing the praises of? I found out by testing it

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52 h. ago Why we've left the UK...and won't be coming back: Spiralling living costs, a nation divided, and because 'everything is always broken', young expats reveal their reasons for fleeing Starmer's Britain

Young professionals who spoke to the Daily Mail named the high cost of living, rising taxes and a sense that 'everything is always broken' for their decision to pack up and go.

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2 d. ago Sisu: Road to Revenge review – Finnish hero takes on a Red Army butcher in terrific sequel

Punchy, old-school stunt work, inventive baddie-splattering and a simple plot as our grizzled Finish prospector finds a new foe in his Soviet-occupied homelandIn 2022, the Finnish indie action movie Sisu had the look of a one-hit wonder. Pitting a grizzled prospector against an entire platoon of Nazis, writer-director Jalmari Helander heeded the lessons of George Miller’s Mad Max: Fury Road, principally that there is serious cinematic value in going pedal-to-the-metal along a single, straight narrative line. That profitable sleeper hit now yields this choice follow-up, which somehow feels more expansive while still clocking in under 90 minutes.Having seen off the SS, indomitable hero Aatami (Jorma Tommila) gains a tragic backstory and a new, vicious postwar foe in the tremendously named Red Army butcher Igor Draganov, played by wily James Cameron favourite Stephen Lang. Again, the economy of Helander’s approach proves striking and thrilling. No unnecessary obstacles have been placed...

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3 d. ago BRIT Awards bosses reveal ANOTHER major change to ceremony after its relocation to Manchester

It was revealed back in June that the BRIT Awards would be moving away from London for the first time in the ceremony's 46-year history.

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3 d. ago One in ten criminals jailed in Scotland last year were not 'British nationals', shocking new figures reveal

Nearly one in ten criminals jailed in Scotland last year were not 'British nationals' as the average prison population soared to a record high.

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4 d. ago Next James Bond Leading Contender Odds: Here are the 14 actors in the running to play 007

It can’t be much longer until we find out who will be the next James Bond - and there’s a new hot favourite.

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5 d. ago Air fryer vs oven and slow cooker – we reveal the cheapest gadgets to cook six classic British meals

AS the cost of living continues to rise, the kitchen is a great place to make super savings. Appliances such as air fryers and slow cookers have been praised for using less energy, but can they really reduce bills? Lynsey Hope cooked six meals in different ways to work out which was the cheapest... Sausage...

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6 d. ago Strictly legend warns new pros not to make same mistake he did on BBC show

EXCLUSIVE: Strictly favourite James Jordan has shared a warning for this year’s new pros, revealing the one mistake he made on the show that left him stressed and struggling to enjoy it

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8 d. ago What if our dogs could read... Brits reveal the 'Love Notes' they'd leave for their four

If your dog could read, what would you tell them?

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9 d. ago ‘She was extremely petrified’: the shocking drama about one woman’s six

When dual national Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was imprisoned, her husband went on hunger strike – to force Britain to act. Narges Rashidi and Joseph Fiennes reveal how they brought their nightmare to the small screenWhen Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was arrested in Iran in 2016, it wasn’t immediately obvious what had happened – but within 100 days, we had the contours of the story. Her husband, Richard Ratcliffe, held a press conference. He had amassed 780,000 signatures on a petition for her release, and delivered a letter urging the same thing to former PM David Cameron. This, it transpired much later, was after murky meetings with the Foreign Office in which civil servants insisted that the best thing, both for Nazanin’s release and the safety of her parents and brother in Iran, was to lay low and let diplomacy take its course.“It was state hostage-taking,” says Joseph Fiennes, who plays Richard Ratcliffe in the BBC’s four-part drama Prisoner 951. “It clearly goes on, and innocent pe...

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1 week ago Former Met police officer accused of using sex workers while on duty

Exclusive: Imran Patel, who resigned last year after reports about his conduct, is being investigated by the IOPCA former Metropolitan police officer allegedly used sex workers while on duty in the midst of a major investigation into behavioural standards, the Guardian can reveal.Britain’s largest police force has been described as “institutionally misogynistic” after widespread claims that a “toxic” sexist culture has been allowed to thrive for decades. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago The lorry drivers paid to smuggle migrants into Britain: Police reveal spike of arrests in Kent as people trafficking gangs lure hauliers with offers of thousands of pounds

Investigators say drivers are being tempted with thousands of pounds to transport migrants hidden in lorries, after nine people have been arrested since July.

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2 w. ago Brit family who moved to Italy for a 'better life' reveal why they're now giving it up

Annabel Fenwick Elliott left the UK three years ago and lived in Iceland and Mauritius before settling in Italy.

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2 w. ago Brits reveal top cultural icons who predicted the way we live today

A study of 2,000 people asked Brits to identify the cultural figures — from TV, music, film, and beyond — who most accurately predicted the technological and societal shifts that define modern life

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2 w. ago The real vs fake grass turf war dividing Britain: We reveal what an artificial lawn does to your house price

Battlelines are being drawn in gardens across Britain as the number of people using artificial lawn or paving over gardens rises.

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2 w. ago The real grass vs fake turf war dividing Britain: We reveal what an artificial lawn really does to your house price

Battlelines are being drawn in gardens across Britain as the number of people using artificial lawn or paving over gardens rises.

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2 w. ago Huntingdon train stabbing suspects are both British nationals, police reveal

Police have revealed the Huntingdon train stabbing is not being treated as a terrorist incident in a statement after revealing the two men arrested are both British nationals

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2 w. ago British couple who sold everything to travel the world with their disabled son after UK reveal why their 'only regret is not doing it sooner'

For Dan and Lou Liban, this alternative lifestyle has changed their world around - especially for their son, Otis, who has Down's Syndrome.

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