37 m. ago CCTV shows moment Louvre heist thieves smash into display cases and ransack £76m of jewellery

The minute-long security camera clip, shared on French TV news show Sept à Huit, captured two burglars each breaking into the glass cases before brazenly seizing their loot.

Economics

41 m. ago Man in his 60s arrested on suspicion of murder after woman in her 40s is found dead in the street

Police officers arrived at Catherine Gardens in Thorpe St Andrew just before 11.45pm on Saturday amid reports that a woman had been injured.

Events

50 m. ago Dragon's Den star Steven Bartlett shares first look at romantic Moroccan proposal to girlfriend Melanie Lopes as he reveals his 'heart was racing' while he surprised her on Christmas Day

The Dragon's Den star, 33, revealed he popped the question to his long-term partner after surprising her while she was on holiday with her family in Morocco.

Politics

51 m. ago Morrissey cancels his third gig of 2026 at the last minute amid ongoing health concerns after suffering an 'adverse reaction to prescription medication'

Music legend Morrissey has cancelled another gig on Saturday night amid ongoing health conerns. 

Science

54 m. ago Does your 'difficult' friend have a personality disorder that affects millions? These are the telltale signs of being Emotionally Unstable, by DR MAX PEMBERTON

The patient sitting opposite me in my consulting room is describing a fraught pattern I've come to recognise only too well.

Science

58 m. ago UK politics ‘constantly suffering’ from online disinformation, says Labour MP

Emily Thornberry says risk posed to British democracy by bot farms and biased algorithms requires actionOnline disinformation campaigns, including Iranian bot farms promoting Scottish nationalism and biased algorithms depicting London as “an overwhelmingly dangerous” city, are seeking to undermine British democracy, a senior Labour MP has warned.Emily Thornberry, the Labour chair of the foreign affairs select committee, said online disinformation about the UK was being promoted by Donald Trump and other US and UK politicians, and Britain was “constantly suffering from disinformation campaigns from both state and non-state actors”. Continue reading...

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58 m. ago Police probe more than 100 Britons amid fears they could be spying for Russia, Iran and China

Security services are currently handling around 160 investigations linked to state threats, with the vast majority focused on suspected proxies operating inside the UK.

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60 m. ago Do you have 'winter eczema'? Top skin doctor EMMA CRAYTHORNE has the answer, with all the best supplements, moisturisers, creams and brilliant lifestyle tips to end the misery

The temperature outside has plummeted, radiators are cranked up and my patients are complaining about what's often called 'winter eczema'.

Science

69 m. ago Chelsea face paying over £50m for key target, Man United midfielder heading out on loan

The transfer window is open and here are today's latest developments from Daily Mail Sport's Simon Jones, including the latest in Chelsea's pursuit of Jeremy Jacquet.

Economics

73 m. ago From orgasm trouble to bowel movements, BO and men and women's issues 

Straight-talking social-media star DR KARAN RAJAN is on a mission to open up the conversation about bodily functions, says Sophie Hines

Events

75 m. ago Moment exhausted cop tells crook 'bloody hell you can run' after dramatic police chase

Bodycam footage captures the moment an exhausted cop tells a crook 'bloody hell you can run' after chasing him on foot.

Events

78 m. ago 'Viking in bathtub' gets chased by fuming immigration agents

As President Trump’s massive deportation campaign sparks chaos in several states, Minnesota has become a focal point, with viral videos and even AI-generated clips depicting bizarre standoffs

Politics

79 m. ago The dementia glasses designed to help people with Alzheimer's remember names and stay safe

The glasses, installed with an AI tool known as Cross Sense, have been created as a 'gentle anchor' to help those suffering from Alzheimer's in their daily lives.

Politics

85 m. ago Motorist who left university professor to die in the road after reversing over him in his Land Rover avoids prison

A motorist who left a university professor to die in the road after reversing over him in his Land Rover avoids prison.

Events

85 m. ago Molly Russell's father speaks out against social media ban for under

The father of a teenager who took her own life after being bombarded with harmful social media content has spoken out against banning under-16s from the platforms.

Politics

92 m. ago Wayne Rooney's FA Cup giant killer brother and his childhood sweetheart wife... who looks just like Coleen

He masterminded the greatest giant-killing triumph in the long history of the FA Cup, finally overshadowing his big brother, Wayne Rooney.

Events

93 m. ago Shirley Ballas says 'everything hurts' as she shares a health update after a scary fall where she hit her head

Shirley Ballas said she is 'very lucky' as she gave a health update on Instagram on Sunday after suffering a scary fall earlier this week. 

Events

95 m. ago 'Our pubs are a Labour cash cow': The landlords facing financial ruin from Rachel Reeves' brutal tax raids as huge hikes in business rates put their once thriving locals on the brink of closure

Rachel Reeves' tax hikes - including a major business rates setback for the UK hospitality sector - have left owners suffering 'sleepless nights' as they decide between closure or financial ruin.

Economics

1 hour ago How 'fun time' Frankie Dettori squandered his £20million fortune on the good life

The charismatic jockey made Royal Ascothis playground, rode seven winners in a single afternoon and turned his success into a global brand worth millions.

Economics

2 h. ago The truth about thyroids: How women are told they're depressed or menopausal when it's actually an underactive thyroid. And others are prescribed drugs they don't even need

Experts say, it can take years for the condition to be diagnosed - with patients, who are usually women, still not being listened to when they go to the doctor,

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