69 m. ago BBC Death in Paradise's Ralf Little's next move confirmed and fans 'can't wait'

Ralf Little left the beloved BBC crime drama Death in Paradise in 2024 after four years as DI Neville Parker.

Events

83 m. ago The stadium myth: new grounds won’t rescue your club – or your city

From the Premier League to MLS and the NFL, huge stadiums with gargantuan costs are a symptom of elite sport’s unrealistic promises“Nil satis nisi optimum,” boasts the motto of Everton FC: “Nothing but the best is good enough.” Performances on the pitch over the past few seasons have suggested otherwise (what’s Latin for “Anything to stay up will do?”) but in the form of the sparkling new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, which will replace Goodison Park as Everton’s permanent home from the start of next season, the club now has tangible proof that its historic aspiration to excellence is at last being met.Based on the renderings and early footage of its interior, Everton Stadium (it will be a while before that bland placeholder is draped in the capitalist rococo of the “TeslaDome” or “Open AI’s ChatGPT Arena” or “Palantir Presents Bramley-Moore Dock”) appears to be a pleasingly raked and compact arena that should retain at least some of the raucousness of Everton’s old home. The stand...

Events

86 m. ago Here are the 10 best hotels in the world, according to Tripadvisor – and one is in London

The annual ranking of the world’s finest places to stay hotels has been revealed

Politics

94 m. ago Secret heartache behind Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus as insiders reveal why they have no plans to unite their families

Behind their newfound happiness is years of personal struggles and heartbreak, the pain of which has bonded the unlikely duo, a source tells DailyMail.com.

Society

94 m. ago Towel tycoon leaves son 'facing bankruptcy' after dragging him to court for second time months after winning bitter battle over £2.2m mansion

Michael Parker, 62, has dragged son Thomas Parker-Bowyer, 32, to court a second time, claiming around £600,000 relating to fallout from their first legal battle over their £2.2m Bourne End home.

Economics

1 hour ago New driving laws mean certain drivers could face fines of £550 in matter of days

From Monday, HGV operators will have to install a Progressive Safe System and obtain a safety permit or could face fines of £550 for travelling in and around London

Economics

2 h. ago Arsenal feel sense of destiny ahead of Champions League semi

Mikel Arteta is fine-tuning the Gunners for ‘the game of our lives’ against PSG in the Champions League last four

Sport

3 h. ago 11 EU driving rules that could see you fined, from dashcams to bike racks

Some holidaymakers could find themselves in trouble for drinking - even if you're not the driver

Transport

3 h. ago Arsenal dig deep in search of fine margins required to conquer PSG – and ‘write their own history’

Mikel Arteta has repeatedly encouraged his side to ‘write their own history’ but knows the players need to be ‘convinced’ they can do it

Politics

3 h. ago Toddler who died in nursery incident's selfless act as parents pay heartbreaking tribute

Henry Spletter died just two months shy of his second birthday.

Events

4 h. ago Tunes on the Bay: Stage times, banned items, road closures, parking and everything you need to know for Swansea gigs

Tunes on the Bay will take place on Swansea Beach from May 2 to May 4, with the event set up located opposite The Secret bar and restaurant

Events

4 h. ago Summer holidays might cost you a £500 fine for one particular motoring offence...

The chances of drivers being fined for a particular offence is set to spike over the coming months, especially during the school summer holidays.

Economics

4 h. ago Scotsman Letters: People who choose to have large families should pay their way

Scotland can’t afford cost of raising children, says reader

Politics

5 h. ago The 8 word Celtic message Brendan Rodgers has drilled in from day one that Callum McGregor loves

The Parkhead skipper has opened up on the secret behind their repeated champagne moments

Politics

6 h. ago Can public money flow to Catholic charter school? The Supreme Court will decide

The Catholic Church in Oklahoma wants taxpayers to pay for an online charter school that “is faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ.”

Events

6 h. ago Death, divorce and the magic of kitchen objects: how to find hope in loss

As they pass through different hands, cooking utensils can magically connect us to loved ones who are no longer with us I have long felt that kitchen objects can have a life of their own. Even so, I found this eerie. One August day in 2020, I was going to fetch clothes out of the washing machine when suddenly a cake tin fell at my feet with a loud clang. It wasn’t just any cake tin. It was the heart-shaped tin I had used to bake my own wedding cake. I wouldn’t have thought much of it except that it was only two months since my husband had left me, out of the blue.Nearly 23 years ago, this giant metal heart had been brand new. My husband-to-be had told me he liked fruit cake but hated glace cherries. For our wedding, I decided to bake him a rich, dark fruit cake with no cherries and chopped-up dried apricots to take their place. There are photos of us cutting the cake together looking blissfully happy. We would soon be on our way to Venice for our honeymoon. Continue reading...

Events

6 h. ago Free driving lessons for people on PIP, ADP or other disability benefits

Learner drivers just need to pay for the costs of the theory and practical driving tests.

Politics

6 h. ago Councils considering 8% pay offer for workers as strike ballot looms

EXCLUSIVE: A council insider said the two year deal would depend on extra funds from the SNP Government.

Economics

10 h. ago JoJo Siwa's mother hints at REAL reason Celebrity Big Brother star split with ex

The dancer, 21, and Love Islander, 32, raised eyebrows with their very close bond in the house, before spending the weekend enjoying 'Sunday massages' and walks in the park.

Politics

11 h. ago Hot spell to continue with highs of 25C forecast for Tuesday

The Met Office said the highest temperature recorded on Monday was 24.5C in St James’s Park, London.

Politics