11 h. ago Would you travel to the US on holiday right now? Have your say

From widespread protests to border crackdowns, there are many reasons why tourists may be avoiding the USA this year, and visitor numbers from the UK are down. But would you visit the USA on holiday in 2026?

Politics

16 h. ago Matheus Cunha has done everything right under Michael Carrick

Matheus Cunha has been dropped by Michael Carrick at the start of his Man Utd tenure but he has still managed to get the best out of the Brazilian.

Politics

20 h. ago Medical Group Offers Tips on Selecting the Right Surgeon for you

Medical Group Offers Tips on Selecting the Right Surgeon for you  harrowtimes.co.uk

Science

25 h. ago French police told by their human rights watchdog to stop using rubber bullets and tear gas on UK

Influential Defender of Rights Claire Hédon said that tactics used on the beaches of Calais and Normandy risk harming the thousands of young men flooding into Britain.

Events

25 h. ago Trump in hot water with gun rights base after White House abandons Second Amendment to defend ICE killing of Alex Pretti

Aftermath of shooting prompts bizarre role reversal as White House assails victim for carrying pistol with permit

Events

28 h. ago Farage rubs salt in Kemi's wounds and rips apart the Right as ex

He lined up alongside Ms Braverman, 45, as she claimed the Tories had been taken over by centrist 'wets' who had left her with no choice but to defect after being sidelined by Kemi Badenoch.

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29 h. ago Trump’s team turns on gun lobby as they target Second Amendment rights in defense of ICE killing of Alex Pretti

Aftermath of shooting prompts bizarre role reversal as White House assails victim for carrying pistol with permit

Events

30 h. ago Suella Braverman’s journey from Tory right torchbearer to party defector

The former home secretary has courted controversy.

Politics

35 h. ago ‘I’m part of this country’: Windrush man left homeless by Home Office inaction

George Campbell, 69, slept in bus station as officials questioned his right to live in the UK after hospital stayA Windrush generation man who arrived in Britain as a child 60 years ago has spent several months homeless and destitute, after officials questioned whether he had the right to live in the UK.George Campbell, 69, ended up staying in a bus shelter in east London and visiting food banks after he was discharged from a hospital stay last year. Because he had no paperwork proving that he was in the UK legally, council officials classified him as ineligible for state-funded homelessness support. Continue reading...

Society

38 h. ago Enchanting 'fairy bridge' steeped in folklore is right next to pretty UK village

The magical "fairy bridge" in Lancashire's Ribble Valley is said to have been built overnight by fairies — and it's right next to a pretty village perfect for your next UK adventure.

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39 h. ago 'Horny sister bonked her boyfriend right over my kitchen counter – I want them out'

JUST JANE: Today our agony aunt Jane O'Gorman is dealing with a new issue from a Daily Star reader who can't move for her sexed-up sister and her horny lover romping all over the place

Politics

53 h. ago The Guardian view on Europe’s payments problem: sovereignty starts at the till | Editorial

Donald Trump’s leverage over Visa and Mastercard highlights a blind spot in Europe’s ‘independence’ strategy. Emulating India’s response might helpWhen the centre-left French politician Aurore Lalucq posted a warning last Wednesday that Donald Trump could cut off Europe from international payment systems, the clip went viral. To many, her message made sense. After all, if Mr Trump was prepared to test allies’ boundaries over Greenland, it is not far-fetched to imagine Visa and Mastercard becoming used against a recalcitrant Europe.The US can turn off payment systems it controls. Russia learned this first-hand after sanctions were rightly applied for its invasion of Ukraine. As up to 60% of Russian retail transactions depended on Visa and Mastercard for authorisation, the ban left many ordinary people stranded without access to funds and unable to buy goods. Under Mr Trump, America’s goal is to “help Europe correct its current trajectory”. Given such talk, Ms Lalucq, who chairs the&n...

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60 h. ago Is Princess Eugenie right to stop speaking to her father Andrew? Have your say

Royal sources have claimed that the youngest daughter of Andrew and Fergie has completely cut contact with her father in the wake of the Epstein scandal

Politics

69 h. ago MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: The message is simple: Right must now unite to oust blundering Labour

Left-wingers have used tactical voting in the past, and it worked quite well for them in 2024. But it was the failure of the Right to think tactically that had the most impact.

Politics

3 d. ago Sir Sadiq Khan launches rallying call to 'highlight the benefits of immigration'

The London mayor said there had been a 'drastic fall' in the legal movement of people into the country, despite the more than 450 per cent rise since the early 1990s.

Politics

3 d. ago Red meat, no lettuce: Nigel Farage and Liz Truss attend private lunch after week of Tory defections

Meal at Mayfair club took place on day Reform UK’s Robert Jenrick criticised former PM’s mini-budgetIf it was on the menu, a side helping of lettuce never made it to the table. Over blood-red steak and chips, Nigel Farage and Liz Truss came together on Monday for a discreet lunch at a swish Mayfair club, organised by a climate-denying US thinktank.Lois Perry, a former leader of the far-right Ukip party who is now Europe director of the Heartland Institute, posted photographs, now deleted, on X of Farage addressing others, including Truss, at the meal. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Why Manchester United think they made the right call with Benjamin Sesko in £137m transfer battle

Benjamin Sesko was starting to find his feet at Man Utd but Michael Carrick took the brave call to leave him out against Manchester City last weekend.

Economics

4 d. ago Unpicking 'Brand Beckham': The astonishing list of goods Victoria owns the rights to after trademarking the names of all four of her children

Earlier this week, Brooklyn Beckham launched a blistering attack on his estranged parents, claiming they 'attempted to bribe me into signing away the rights to my name'.

Politics

5 d. ago Mysterious structures detected by archaeologists right next to the Great Pyramids

Discovery could lead to a previously unknown burial or chamber

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5 d. ago Pete Wicks has 'right laugh' as he dons milkman uniform for special breakfast delivery

TV star Pete Wicks hits the streets in a classic milk float to deliver spicy cereal, celebrating Gen Z’s growing love for hot honey and chilli at breakfast.

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