84 m. ago ‘Stay below the radar’: corporate America goes quiet after Trump’s return

Some of the world’s most powerful firms have quietly toed the line set by the administration to avoid the president’s wrathFrom vast protests and all-caps social media posts to acrimonious legislative hearings and pugnacious White House statements, Washington has perhaps never been noisier. But since Donald Trump’s return to office, one corner of civil society has been almost eerily quiet.Those leading corporate America rapidly turned down the volume after the president’s re-election. Gone are the days of political and social interventions, highly publicized diversity initiatives and donations to important causes. Continue reading...

Politics

1 hour ago WW3 fears rise as UK on high alert for attacks on British soil as RAF head to Middle East

The Prime Minister told how RAF fighter jets and other military aircraft are being moved to the Middle East as UK security chiefs are on high alert about attacks on British soil

Events

1 hour ago 'My 30k steps a day at Amazon delivery job led to successful IVF at 44'

The couple began the process to freeze embryos and start IVF - but as lockdown hit, they were forced to pause their plans.

Society

1 hour ago Tyson Fury's real name explained as boxing rivals complicated things for Soccer Aid star

Tyson Fury, who is set to manage at Old Trafford with Wayne Rooney, has previously been taunted by British boxing rivals Dillian Whyte and Anthony Joshua over his name

Sport

2 h. ago Expert reveals the common phrase you should never put on your CV if you want to land your dream job

If you keep getting passed over for jobs, it may not be that luck isn't on your side - your CV might just not be up to scratch.

Politics

2 h. ago I'm a headteacher and a dad – this is how to help boys struggling with masculinity | Nick Hewlett

The radicalisation of young men can seem inevitable, but we can shape their understanding of gender in healthy waysNick Hewlett is chief executive of the St Dunstan’s Education GroupIf you were to watch Netflix’s Adolescence, or listen to Gareth Southgate’s recent Richard Dimbleby lecture, you could easily come away with a bleak picture of British masculinity – lost, insecure and at times toxic. Contemporary culture often portrays young boys as the victims of a new social order that gives them no blueprint for how to be a man in the 21st century. At worst, we see them as disciples of misogynists such as Andrew Tate, as perpetrators of violence, or as victims of divisive, rightwing ideologies.It can seem as though young men are inevitably bound to be radicalised. More than half of gen-Z men in the US aged between 18 and 29 voted for Donald Trump. As Southgate put it in his lecture, more of our sons than we could possibly realise are beholden to “callous toxic influencers”, including ...

Politics

2 h. ago Netflix fans go wild for 'one of the best British sitcoms in years' that flew under the radar on Channel 4 despite whopping 94% Rotten Tomatoes score

Fans have gone wild for 'one of the best British sitcoms in years' that flew under the radar on Channel 4.

Sport

2 h. ago Transfer news LIVE! Arsenal new Gyokeres bid; Man Utd Ekitike boost; Woltemade to Chelsea; Liverpool latest

Clubs making big transfer moves ahead of window re-opening on Monday

Sport

3 h. ago British fighter jet pilot 'declares emergency' as RAF scrambles to Middle East

The RAF pilot had been making its way across India when it had to make an emergency landing at Thiruvananthapuram International Airport, with airport authorities now investigating

Politics

3 h. ago Love Island stars who returned to normal jobs after ITV2 show including selling shots

Love Island has proven to be a launch pad for fame for many of its contestants, but a few have chosen to go back to their day jobs

Culture

3 h. ago Bavuma’s brave team make giant leap for South African Test cricket | Andy Bull

With World Test Championship win, the Proteas have made a strong case for Tests to gain greater prominence at homeSouth Africa lost their shot at winning this World Test Championship in 2022, when their board announced the team were going to play 28 games in the next four years. They lost it for a second time during the spring of last year, when they packed their reserve team off to play a series against New Zealand because their centrally contracted players had to stay back and play in a franchise tournament.They lost it a third time when the team were bowled out for 138 on Thursday morning and they lost it a fourth when they let Australia’s tail put on 134 runs for the last four wickets, leaving them needing 282 to win. Finally, after they had just about run out of ways to lose, they won. Continue reading...

Politics

3 h. ago ITV Love Island contestants who returned to their day jobs from social worker to Lidl

Love Island often extends beyond finding love with the potential for a career as an influencer and lucrative brand deals but it doesn't always work out for some

Culture

3 h. ago Tyson Fury's real name revealed and truth behind why Soccer Aid doesn't go by alternative

Tyson Fury, who will co-manage England at Soccer Aid, has been taunted by the likes of British rivals Dillian Whyte and Anthony Joshua, who have referred to the Gypsy King by his other name

Politics

4 h. ago Liverpool transfer news: Florian Wirtz's contract details emerge as cult hero set to leave

Liverpool are looking to wrap up a British record deal for Florian Wirtz and new details have emerged about his potential contract at Anfield

Politics

5 h. ago Southside Boxing Academy starlet enjoys 'Cinderella story' after becoming British champion

Fifteen-year-old Ava Allison is celebrating after coming back from injury to be crowned champion

Sport

6 h. ago Young carer who unwittingly breached allowance rules forced to repay £2,000

Rose Jones, who cared for mother from age of eight, twice wrongly advised by work coach on joining DWP job schemeA young carer who had looked after her disabled mother from the age of eight was forced to repay more than £2,000 when she unwittingly breached carer’s allowance benefit earnings rules after joining a government youth employment scheme.Rose Jones, 22, said she was twice wrongly advised by her jobcentre work coach that her wages earned under the Kickstart scheme would not affect her eligibility for carer’s allowance. Continue reading...

Economics

6 h. ago BA flight launches to pretty seaside village only Italians know about

Sweeter Dolce Vita - loved by Italians, Rimini is now even easier for us to reach, Jordan Reynolds finds, who hopped on a British Airways flight to the pretty seaside village

Politics

6 h. ago Army veteran's 'heat pump hell' after firm fitted faulty system then set debt collectors on him

Dave Mundy and wife Mira spent months with no hot water before the firm admitted its heat pump wasn't compatible with his home set-up.

Economics

6 h. ago Anas Sarwar pledges to back local businesses as First Minister as bus firm set to leave Scotland

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: The Scottish Labour leader will join mayors of some of the UK's biggest cities to try and create a contracts pipeline for domestic firms.

Politics

9 h. ago Dessers deal must mark a line in the sand for Rangers, writes GARY KEOWN... and an end to the Ibrox club being soft touches in the transfer market

Even a year on, the figures still bring on a weary shake of the head. Five first-team squad members under contract shipped out the door. A grand total of £810,000 brought in for the lot in transfer fees.

Economics