63 m. ago X Factor star Frankie Cocozza looks very different 14 years on

Back in the heyday of X Factor, Frankie Cocozza was the lord of chaos, but now he lives a much more settled life in Australia...

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2 h. ago Last bid to solve mystery of boy, three, who disappeared 80 years ago

Peter was playing with his brother and sister when he vanished without a trace

Events

3 h. ago This £1 item sitting in your kitchen cupboards could stop rats invading your home this winter

A waste expert has shared his top tips on how to prevent rodents from infesting your home in the colder months.

Economics

3 h. ago Does Trump truly care about Nigerian Christians? Of course not – he just knows faith sells | Simon Tisdall

In a bid to exercise absolute power, today’s crop of authoritarian leaders is recruiting – and exploiting – believersDonald Trump’s crusading threat to invade Nigeria and save Christians from Islamist terrorists is typical attention-seeking. Surely even he must realise that unilateral US military intervention would invite disaster. And he’s got his facts wrong. The threat of Islamist terrorism is real, but it affects Nigerian Muslims as much, if not more, than Christians. There’s no evidence of genocide, contrary to the alarmist claims of US far-right internet warriors. Trump’s intervention was about politics, not faith.In speaking out, he was massaging a key domestic constituency, not acting from genuine, God-fearing concern for “our cherished Christians” in a land he’s never visited. Christian nationalist votes helped clinch Trump’s two presidential victories despite the obvious insincerity of his professed beliefs. His support among white evangelical Protestants is much higher th...

Politics

7 h. ago Armed forces head says UK security ‘not responsibility of military alone’

Sir Richard Knighton took over as Chief of the Defence Staff in September.

Events

8 h. ago After British ICC chief issued an arrest warrant against Netanyahu, mysterious claims emerged that he sexually abused a female colleague... Is he a vile sexual predator? Or target of a Mossad dark

Until last year, Karim Khan (pictured) was little known outside a charmed circle of international lawyers and globe-trotting diplomats.

Events

9 h. ago Uber driver sexually assaulted student after driving her home

Amanuale Mebrahtu, 28, went on to sexually assault another woman after offering her a piggy back down some stairs

Society

9 h. ago SARAH VINE: How ironic that an organisation with a statue outside its HQ extolling free speech should condemn one of its stars for an act of 'face crime'

Outside the BBC 's Broadcasting House in London is a statue of a slight, jug-eared man wearing an old-fashioned suit and a rather pained expression.

Events

11 h. ago MPs could be set to debate Andrew Mountbatten Windsor furore

The ongoing fallout over the King’s disgraced brother could be raised in the Commons.

Politics

11 h. ago MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Starmer is no longer in control of his own party

When the Labour Party first entered government, just over a century ago, it had brakes.

Politics

11 h. ago After Karim Khan issued an arrest warrant against Netanyahu, mysterious claims emerged that he sexually abused a female colleague... Is he a vile sexual predator? Or target of a Mossad dark

Until last year, Karim Khan (pictured) was little known outside a charmed circle of international lawyers and globe-trotting diplomats.

Events

11 h. ago Kelly Brook 'set to recreate Myleene Klass' iconic I'm A Celeb shower moment in a bid to have her moment and shine'

Kelly Brook is reportedly set to 'recreate Myleene Klass' iconic I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! shower moment' in a bid to have her 'moment and shine.'

Politics

12 h. ago Bonnie Blue's rival slams model's 'lies and deceit' over 'barely legal' plan

Fellow racy content creator Annie Knight has hit out at her rival and former pal Bonnie Blue, saying that she won't be able to come to Australia because her 'visa is cancelled'

Politics

12 h. ago He lost an eye, a hand and part of an ear, escaped a POW camp and survived a plane crash... LORD ASHCROFT pays glowing tribute to Britain's unkillable soldier

LORD ASHCROFT: The word 'legend' is overused. But on Remembrance Sunday, it is worth telling the story of a truly remarkable officer.

Events

13 h. ago MICHAEL GOVE: In the shabby twilit days of Starmerism, faith and pride in our country is now the love that dare not speak its name

MICHAEL GOVE: This Tuesday, for two precious minutes, the country will be united. The memory of our war dead, and the sacrifices they made, will compel solemnity and silence.

Politics

13 h. ago Strictly star makes unlikely bid to replace hosts Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman

A Strictly favourite has put their name into the hat for the hosting roles after the decision by Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman to step away from the show - and they've named their ideal co-host

Politics

13 h. ago Regis Le Bris enjoys ‘good lesson’ for Sunderland as his Black Cats hold Arsenal

An entertaining tussle saw the high-flying club snatch a point against the league-leading Gunners.

Politics

15 h. ago Overhauls on hold as fixture squeeze sees has Liverpool and City playing it safe | Jonathan Wilson

With time limited by a packed calendar, only incremental change is possible, pausing transitions for Slot and GuardiolaTime is the enemy of all modern managers. There simply isn’t enough of it. The calendar is too packed, the demands on players too great and, just because there is something almost hypocritical about managers moaning about the number of games they have to play when the fixture list is a direct result of the greed of the clubs they work for, that doesn’t mean their fundamental point is not a valid one.Transition is always difficult, particularly when it involves not only a change of players but of style. Arsenal may have brought in more players than Liverpool this summer, but it would require a particular obtuseness to think that bolstering and finessing a system that already fundamentally works is a source of greater disruption than implementing an almost entirely new style. Continue reading...

Politics

15 h. ago Overhauls on hold as fixture squeeze has Liverpool and City playing it safe | Jonathan Wilson

With time limited by a packed calendar, only incremental change is possible, pausing transitions for Slot and GuardiolaTime is the enemy of all modern managers. There simply isn’t enough of it. The calendar is too packed, the demands on players too great and, just because there is something almost hypocritical about managers moaning about the number of games they have to play when the fixture list is a direct result of the greed of the clubs they work for, that doesn’t mean their fundamental point is not a valid one.Transition is always difficult, particularly when it involves not only a change of players but of style. Arsenal may have brought in more players than Liverpool this summer, but it would require a particular obtuseness to think that bolstering and finessing a system that already fundamentally works is a source of greater disruption than implementing an almost entirely new style. Continue reading...

Politics

15 h. ago Sunderland fight back with late Brobbey equaliser to hold leaders Arsenal

Maybe it should not have come as such a surprise that the team that was able to slow Arsenal’s title charge would be led by Granit Xhaka, their former captain. The substitute Brian Brobby scored an injury-time equaliser after second-half goals from Bukayo Saka and Leandro Trossard had put the visitors in the lead following a first-half goal from the Sunderland captain, Dan Ballard.It was a rocky night for the Premier League leaders, but Arsenal have a seven-point advantage over Manchester City, who are at home to Liverpool on Sunday, and Sunderland, though Chelsea could cut the lead to six in Saturday’s later game. Continue reading...

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