68 m. ago 'It feels like I'm being hit with a hammer, there's this pulsating feeling'

Migraines affect millions in the UK, yet are often misunderstood and underestimated. From throbbing pain and nausea to vertigo and sensory sensitivity, experts and patients reveal the hidden impact of the condition. Jenna Campbell reports.

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2 h. ago Hundreds of Scots parents would receive free childcare under end to 'hidden' penalty

EXCLUSIVE: The Scottish Greens say they want to close a loophole that denies three year olds free childcare hours.

Society

6 h. ago Wellness influencer sparks fury from neighbours after building 'noisy' reformer Pilates studio in garden of her grandparents' £825,000 home without permission

Megan Smith, 24, has enraged neighbours by transforming an outhouse behind her grandad's £825,000 Norfolk home into a pilates studio - fit with an onsite cafe, ice baths and sauna.

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6 h. ago Elon Musk on the cusp of becoming world's first TRILLIONAIRE before he even gets a dime of record Tesla pay package

A soaring valuation for SpaceX, coupled with favorable court rulings and investor confidence, has driven Musk's net worth toward unprecedented territory despite Tesla's recent sales slump.

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9 h. ago Antiques Roadshow guest saves tea set with 'outrageous' value from charity shop

An Antiques Roadshow guest was left gobsmacked by the valuation of a family member's Chinese tea set

Culture

10 h. ago Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster pack on the PDA after 'jealousy' claims over his Kate Hudson chemistry

The couple were photographed wading into the ocean together, sharing lingering embraces and laughing as waves crashed around them in Costa Rica.

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10 h. ago Inside daring US special forces raid with stealth drones, model fortress and hidden spy

Nicolas Maduro's 12-year grip on Venezuela came to a stunning end after he was forced to surrender when finding himself on the wrong end of rifles capable of blasting 800 rounds a minute

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11 h. ago Woman ‘bought abortion pills online to kill unborn baby before burying fetus in back garden’

A WOMAN in Kentucky has been charged with homicide after allegedly using abortion pills and burying the fetus in her backyard. Melinda Spencer, 35, is accused of disposing of her unborn child in a Christmas-wrapped lightbulb box behind her home on Flat Mary Road. She was arrested on Wednesday after visiting a healthcare clinic in...

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12 h. ago Revealed: Owners of home accused of RUINING Britain's 'prettiest street' with 'warzone' renovation are a wealthy Turkish family who 'love' the Cotswolds

The homeowners at the centre of a major planning row on Britain's 'prettiest street' are a wealthy couple from Turkey, the Daily Mail can reveal.

Society

12 h. ago Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet take major step in relationship after breaking strict no

The couple subtly put their long-standing no-social-media boundary to the test after Jenner supported Chalamet at the Palm Springs International Film Festival.

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15 h. ago Revealed: Owners of home RUINING Britain's 'prettiest street' with 'warzone' renovation are a wealthy Turkish family who 'love' the Cotswolds

The homeowners at the centre of a major planning row on Britain's 'prettiest street' are a wealthy couple from Turkey, the Daily Mail can reveal.

Society

15 h. ago Love Island's Will Young and Jessie Wynter are engaged! Pair share sweet proposal snaps from Australia as it's revealed he popped the question WEEKS ago

After months of speculation, the couple have confirmed they are set to tie the knot, sharing romantic proposal snaps on social media on Sunday.

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17 h. ago Love Island's Will Young and Jessie Wynter are engaged! Pair share sweet proposal snaps from Australia as it's revealed he popped the question WEEKS ago

After months of speculation, the couple have confirmed they are set to tie the knot, sharing romantic proposal snaps on social media on Sunday.

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19 h. ago Train enthusiast spends five years making a working miniature railway track in his back garden

A train enthusiast has spent more than five years building a miniature railway track - in his own back garden.

Economics

20 h. ago Stop rats entering your home by placing 1 item in garden in January

Using a simple item could help keep rats away from your home during the colder months of the year. As the temperatures drop in January, they may be looking for ways to creep in and seek shelter

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21 h. ago England big guns cut loose to highlight folly of Australia’s bowling choices | Geoff Lemon

Playing without a spinner is one thing, but Webster and Green are only good enough to be the fifth bowlerIn the end, it was a relief. Not to say that a lot of Australians would exactly have been tuning into the Sydney Ashes Test hoping to hear that England were doing well, but at least seeing a couple of sessions yield a score of 211 for three felt normal. The run rate was trending towards the adventurous, but it was a day within the accepted frame, and that is a template that not many days this series have been able to match.In the context of this current England team, a fast opening stand of 35 from 40 balls was normal. The wickets of both openers in quick succession to follow was normal. When first drop Jacob Bethell nicked off on 10 though, having looked in excellent early touch both defensively and in attack, the score of 57 for three put a little tremor through onlookers. Continue reading...

Politics

23 h. ago Little known vitamin deficiencies that are leaving you feeling tired and breathless

Feeling unusually tired, out of breath or struggling to think clearly could signal hidden nutrient deficiencies, which may quietly affect energy, focus and overall health

Politics

23 h. ago In 2026, remember this: Britain is much better than it was in so many ways. Don’t swallow the right’s lies | John Harris

Populists rewrite the history of this nation because they were complicit in much of its ugliness. The progressive fightback must start nowA couple of the more disruptive boys in the class put red laces in their Dr Martens, because someone had told them that was how you showed your support for the National Front. “Jew” was an everyday insult and the N-word was in regular circulation. There were no more than four or five non-white kids in the whole school: I can recall one Asian girl finding her art folder had been covered in racist abuse, and some adolescent desperado singling out a black boy for a spoken version of the same treatment, before insisting that his victim was in on the joke. He wasn’t: he looked at the ground and rushed away, full of the hurt he must have felt every day.This was what it was like in a Cheshire comprehensive school in the early-to-mid-1980s. Teenage racism was there in plain sight, and there was a scattering of people who seemed to take their prejudices – ...

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24 h. ago 'Beautiful' Northumberland village with stunning beach and beloved microbrewery

This hidden gem offers stunning beaches within an area of more than 30 miles of unspoilt sands

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24 h. ago King Charles' gardener says robins can flock to your home in January if you plant one flower

King Charles' former gardener, Jack Stooks, has shared expert tips on how to attract more robins to your garden this winter with berry-producing plants.

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