13 m. ago 'I caught salmonella at Canary Islands hotel and I'm still suffering a year later'

Michaela Smith, 50, said she fell ill eight days into her two-week all-inclusive holiday costing nearly £2,000 at the Occidental Jandia Playa in Fuerteventura

Events

17 m. ago Inside Mia O'Brien's Dubai prison 'living hell' as student pays ultimate price

Mia O'Brien, was allegedly caught with 50 grams of the Class A drugs in the Middle East paradise in October, he mum has claimed.

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38 m. ago Brits avoid using public toilets due to lack of hygiene and cleanliness, study finds

A report which surveyed 1,000 UK adults found many experience toilets or urinals that are unclean, have a lack of hand soap or toilet roll, or unpleasant spills or smells

Politics

85 m. ago Vaccine sceptic doctor uses Reform conference speech to link king’s cancer to Covid vaccine

Health secretary Wes Streeting criticised the party for allowing Dr Assem Malhotra to speak

Science

98 m. ago Jeremy Clarkson reveals hackers stole £27,000 from his Cotswolds pub

It is unclear how the hackers accessed the pub’s computer system

Economics

98 m. ago Vive les Socios: struggling French clubs open doors to shareholder fans in tough times

Supporters are putting money into their teams in a typically collective response to financial crisisThere seems to be a not-for-profit association for everything in France, from amateur mycology to choral music and international disaster relief. There were one and a half million Associations Loi 1901 at the last count, which equates to one for every 48 inhabitants, with 60,000 to 70,000 new groups created each year. They constitute an essential part of the fabric of French society, a natural response to every kind of need felt by local communities – except when it comes to organised football.This is odd, considering professionalism was introduced by the French FA as late as 1932 after a decade of hand-wringing and it would have been natural for practitioners of the game to take the matter in their own hands. Yet in France, club ownership at all but the lowest level has always been the preserve of private individuals, local authorities and, a very French trait, businesses that have s...

Politics

98 m. ago US Open star complained 'I worked so hard' after being made to give up entire earnings

Fiona Crawley was forced to give up her entire US Open earnings in 2023 after the NCAA changed their rules to allow student-athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness

Politics

2 h. ago 'Nothin' to do with me!' Drug dealer's astonishing reaction after police discover £50,000 worth of cocaine in a car he's stolen

This is the moment police officers dramatically surround a stolen car and recover £50,000 of cocaine at a service station in Feering, Essex.

Economics

2 h. ago ‘When can I go back to school?’: communities in danger hold on to education in Latin America – picture essay

Some of the most disadvantaged communities in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia are taking part in Plan International’s Safe Schools project“When can I go back to school?” That’s the first question many children across Latin America start their day with. For millions in the region, there’s often no guarantee that their school will be open, accessible or safe that day.Classrooms caught in crossfire, hours-long walks and buildings destroyed by natural disasters are just some of the obstacles children face. On top of that, extreme poverty and displacement force many to drop out. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago Lewis Hamilton replaced as Max Verstappen quits Red Bull: Future F1 grid predicted

Mirror Sport dusts off the crystal ball to imagine what the 2027 Formula 1 grid might look like if Lewis Hamilton retires and Max Verstappen quits Red Bull for a rival team

Politics

3 h. ago I drove the electric car that looks just like a Porsche – but costs £40k less

The BYD Seal is a Chinese electric car that looks exactly like a Porsche Taycan - but costs £40,000 less. Here's what happened when I took it for a spin

Economics

4 h. ago Donald Trump branded 'wannabe dictator' after 'I love the smell of deportations' post

Donald Trump has posted a bizarre AI-generated image comparing his planned federal crackdown in Chicago to the 1979 film 'Apocalypse Now', sparking a furious backlash

Politics

5 h. ago South Korea responds to raid of Hyundai plant that resulted in hundreds of arrests as new images show workers in chains

Cho Hyun said Seoul was considering an imminent visit to discuss the arrests on behalf of President Lee Jae Myung, who was all smiles with Donald Trump at a White House meeting two weeks ago.

Economics

5 h. ago Elderly people to receive winter heating payment in November

More than 880,000 elderly people will begin receiving their payment from the Scottish Government in November, the Sunday Mail can reveal.

Politics

5 h. ago Ministers quietly abandon zero tolerance knife policy despite wave of youth crime

SUNDAY MAIL INVESTIGATION: In the last three years alone, 915 cases of children caught with knives or other offensive weapons have been referred to the children’s reporter.

Politics

5 h. ago Scotland's zero tolerance knife policy quietly abandoned despite wave of teen deaths

SUNDAY MAIL INVESTIGATION: In the last three years alone, 915 cases of children caught with knives or other offensive weapons have been referred to the children’s reporter.

Events

5 h. ago Audi driver who transported £3m worth of drugs across the UK to pay back £1,000

Nathaniel Armani delivered 11kg of cocaine, 603kg of cannabis, and £1.7m in cash for a London-based gang

Economics

6 h. ago Premium Bonds £2,000 warning as 'your money could be working harder'

There is a monthly prize draw for Premium Bonds rather than an interest rate

Economics

7 h. ago Doctor warns 'do not mix' common supplement with these foods and drinks

An A&E doctor has issued a warning to anyone who takes a common daily supplement, as there is a right and wrong way to take it

Events

7 h. ago 1,000 migrants cross the English Channel in ONE DAY in fresh humiliation for Keir Starmer

The figure is the biggest daily total since May, in which more than 1,195 migrants arrived in the UK in a single day.

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