1 hour ago Chris Brown thanks Manchester 'for the jail' as he takes to the stage for UK tour

Brown's bail conditions enable him to continue with his scheduled international tour this year and he had fans in stitches with a cheeky quip during his performance last night

Events

1 hour ago Chris Brown thanks Manchester 'for the jail' on stage during Breezy Bowl XX tour

Brown's bail conditions enable him to continue with his scheduled international tour this year and he had fans in stitches with a cheeky quip during his performance last night

Sport

1 hour ago Revealed: How Rochdale social services workers failed two teenage girls who were repeatedly raped by Asian men

The case, which concluded on Friday with all seven gang members being convicted of rape, has laid bare the shocking failure of police and social workers to protect their vulnerable young victims.

Events

2 h. ago Huge EU airport ranked among world's busiest to be transformed with £5bn upgrade

One of the world's busiest airports - which has been used by millions Brits - has announced ambitious plans to improve its infrastructure and services over the next five years

Economics

2 h. ago DAILY MAIL COMMENT: The drumbeat of doubts over Lucy Letby's conviction has grown so loud that justice now demands an urgent resolution

When Lucy Letby was sentenced to 15 full-life terms there was at least the consolation that justice had been done. Or had it?

Politics

2 h. ago Chris Brown thanks Manchester 'for the jail' as he takes to the stage in the city one month after being arrested over alleged nightclub bottle attack

The rapper, 36, who was released on £5M bail and idue in court on Friday, appeared in great spirits despite his legal woes as he made the cheeky quip.

Events

2 h. ago Luigi Mangione's jailhouse pal reveals suspected assassin's job behind bars

An inmate who shared a cell with Luigi Mangione has opened up about the alleged CEO killer's life behind bars.

Society

3 h. ago UK drivers urged to remove 5 items from cars even if they are stored in the boot

Brits have been warned to check their cars for five everyday items that could end up putting your vehicle - and even your health - in danger ahead of the UK's looming heatwave

Transport

3 h. ago At least four people dead and 51 injured after bridge collapses at tourist hotspot

A survivor who was on the bridge at the time, said the bridge was so crowded there was no space for anyone to move, adding: "Everyone started running towards the main road as the structure haved and collapsed"

Events

4 h. ago UK patients to gain direct access to clinical trials, says Streeting

Expansion of NHS app comes as part of government’s 10-year plan for health service

Science

4 h. ago 'Honour of my life': Edinburgh and Lothian MSP Sarah Boyack to stand down from Scottish Parliament

Holyrood will lose another long-term servant in Lothian and Edinburgh MSP Sarah Boyack.

Politics

4 h. ago Average UK house price drops by £1,277 in June after record highs

The average price of a home coming to market has fallen by 0.3 per cent month-on-month to £378,240

Economics

5 h. ago Blaise Metreweli appointed first ever female MI6 chief as Britain faces 'unprecedented threats'

She is currently Director General ‘Q’, responsible for technology and innovation at the Secret Intelligence Service, a role made famous by the gadgets chief in James Bond films

Events

5 h. ago Blaise Metreweli named as first woman to lead UK intelligence service MI6

Metreweli, 47, has held series of director-level roles in foreign intelligence service and in domestic agency MI5MI6, the UK’s foreign intelligence service, is to be led by a woman for the first time, Keir Starmer has announced.Blaise Metreweli, a career intelligence officer who joined the service in 1999, will take over from Sir Richard Moore in the autumn, becoming its 18th chief. Continue reading...

Politics

5 h. ago MI6 appoints first ever female chief to lead secret intelligence service

Blaise Metreweli will become 'C', the only publicly named member of the MI6 intelligence service, in the autumn - the first woman ever to hold the top-secret job

Politics

5 h. ago Starmer insists Government’s welfare reforms must be pushed through

The proposals include tightening eligibility for personal independence payments.

Politics

6 h. ago Shocking moment Gaza aid activists are dragged away by masked men as Egypt deports volunteers attempting to cross border

Footage shows authorities forcibly removing protesters from a sit-down demonstration at the Cairo border.

Events

7 h. ago A teenager with a job making burritos became a powerful Minnesota lawmaker who trained service dogs

Melissa Hortman’s power as a Democratic leader to shape the course of a deeply divided Minnesota Legislature was a far cry from her job as a teenager making chili-cheese burritos and overshadowed her volunteer work training service dogs for veterans

Society

7 h. ago I tried crisps from Lidl, Aldi and more to find out if they are as good as Walkers

Eight different supermarkets were put to the test, with prices for a pack of six bags starting at just 85p - that's around 50 per cent cheaper than the brand leader, Walkers

Politics

8 h. ago Relentless Chelsea see chance to test evolving squad at Club World Cup

Keeping up with the pace of change in Maresca’s squad is far from easy and their US trip will be more of the sameThis is the never-ending season but Chelsea show no sign of wanting to slow down. They intend to embrace Fifa’s newly revamped Club World Cup – a potential £97m prize pot for the eventual winners is quite the draw in an age of intense financial scrutiny, after all – and have travelled to the US knowing that the tournament gives them an opportunity to find out more about a squad that has evolved in the short space of time since Enzo Maresca’s side beat Real Betis in the Uefa Conference League final on 28 May.There has been little time to pause for breath before Chelsea get up and running in Group D by facing the Major League Soccer side Los Angeles FC in Atlanta on Monday. Some players have had a 10-day break, others have been away on international duty and there has been no sign of anyone in the recruitment department taking a bit of annual leave. Continue reading...

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