1 hour ago Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer reenlists in Marine Corps reserves after 15 years

Dakota Meyer, a Marine who was awarded the Medal of Honor for heroism in the Afghanistan War, is reenlisting in the the military and will serve in the Marine Reserves

Politics

1 hour ago Controversial proposals for Bridgend hydrogen energy facility given green light

A Welsh Government holding direction has now been removed

Science

2 h. ago Easter lunch made perfect with Mary Berry’s tender slow roast lamb recipe

This recipe puts a french twist on the classic roast dinner staple making it the perfect Easter Sunday lunch

Politics

4 h. ago 'My disease puts my life at risk but I don't receive the healthcare I deserve'

Following a breakthrough 'cure' for sickle cell disease being approved on the NHS, the Mirror sat down with four British people living with the condition to hear their personal stories, with powerful first-hand accounts shedding light on the realities of living with the life-threatening disease

Events

5 h. ago Gordon Ramsay's 'perfect' roast potato recipe uses one secret ingredient

Gordon Ramsay's roast potato recipe is a game changer and uses just one secret ingredient to make sure they are perfect every time - and they're so easy to make

Society

6 h. ago British Transport Police confirms search policy change in light of gender ruling

It came as the head of the equalities watchdog branded the court judgment ‘enormously consequential’.

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6 h. ago Victim breaks silence after video of her being racially abused in California parking lot goes viral

‘It's quite unfortunate the verbiage she was using. It's unacceptable,’ the recipient of the abhorrent remarks says

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6 h. ago Studio Radicals: The new podcast shining a light on the artistry and alchemy of music production

How do albums by Bjork, boygenius, Little Mix and the soundtrack to ‘Hamilton’ get made? Studio Radicals speaks to the women who are building bold sonic worlds for today's top artists

Culture

6 h. ago ‘All of his guns will do nothing for him’: lefty preppers are taking a different approach to doomsday

Liberals in the US make up about 15% of the prepping scene and their numbers are growing. Their fears differ from their better-known rightwing counterparts – as do their methodsOne afternoon in February, hoping to survive the apocalypse or at least avoid finding myself among its earliest victims, I logged on to an online course entitled Ruggedize Your Life: The Basics.Some of my classmates had activated their cameras. I scrolled through the little windows, noting the alarmed faces, downcast in cold laptop light. There were dozens of us on the call, including a geophysicist, an actor, a retired financial adviser and a civil engineer. We all looked worried, and rightly so. The issue formerly known as climate change was now a polycrisis called climate collapse. H1N1 was busily jumping from birds to cows to people. And with each passing day, as Donald Trump went about gleefully dismantling state capacity, the promise of a competent government response to the next hurricane, wildfire, fl...

Politics

8 h. ago Trans workers could be asked to use disabled toilets – solicitors

Businesses will likely have to review and change policies, including on toilets, in light of a Supreme Court ruling, according to lawyer Peter Byrne.

Politics

9 h. ago Health struggles of 'hardworking dad' whose corpse was sexually abused on subway

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT The estranged wife of a dad Jorge Gonzalez, whose corpse was sexually abused on a New York City subway, has paid a heartbreaking tribute and shed light on the demons that plagued him

Events

9 h. ago ‘No fish, no money, no food’: Colombia’s stilt people fight to save their wetlands

Illegally diverted rivers, seawater and poorly managed building projects have polluted the Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta. But the Unesco site has a vital role to play in fighting climate changeFrom the porch of her family home in Nueva Venecia, Magdalena, Yeidis Rodríguez Suárez watches the sunset. The view takes in the still waters of the Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta wetlands. Pelicans dip their beaks into the lagoon, ripples breaking the glassy surface. Distant mangroves turn from green to deep purple in the dying light.The 428,000-hectare (1,600 sq mile) expanse of lagoons, mangroves and marshes in Colombia has been a Unesco biosphere reserve since 2000. Yet, for Rodríguez, 27, the natural abundance is little more than an illusion. Continue reading...

Politics

10 h. ago The astonishing reason forgotten flowerpot just fetched £50k after sparking a bidding war

The 'monumental' 4ft pot, sprouting weeds and covered in snails, went under the hammer for £36,500. Additional fees added paid by the winning US bidder brought the overall price to £47,800.

Economics

10 h. ago Social media erupts with hilarious memes as scientists discover signature of alien life on a planet 120 light years from Earth

Following the announcement of the alien planet, it didn't take long for hilarious memes to pop up across social media.

Science

10 h. ago Barry Ferguson and his 6 Rangers boosts as Bilbao date with destiny sees major squad calls

The Light Blues are bidding to reach the Europa League semi-final as they bid to produce another historic night on European scene

Politics

11 h. ago Hibs slash Rangers tickets for season finale as club chiefs urge home fans to turn up noise at 'fortress' Easter Road

The Light Blues' allocation has been reduced to less than half for the May 17 encounter in Leith

Sport

11 h. ago Selling your home? Here’s how to boost your valuation – and sell fast

Whether you’re in Edinburgh, Dundee or the Highlands, here’s how to prep your home for a faster, stronger sale.

Politics

13 h. ago Lyall Cameron mentor makes bold Ibrox prediction, James Tavernier on moving positions

It's your latest update from the Light Blues all in one place ahead of a massive night in Bilbao

Politics

13 h. ago People on disability benefits could save £1,400 this year through new discount scheme

Millions of people on disability benefits could save up to £118 each month with Purpl.

Economics

13 h. ago ‘Strongest evidence yet’ found of alien life beyond our planet

A team from the University of Cambridge made the discovery on exoplanet K2-18b, which is 124 light years away from Earth.

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