4 h. ago Amy Dowden's Pride of Britain sparkly heels are £42 on the high street

Strictly Come Dancing professional Amy Dowden looked stunning in a purple gown and gold heels at the Pride of Britain Awards and you can shop sparkly heels for £42

Economics

4 h. ago Amy Dowden wears £42 high street sparkly heels for Pride of Britain red carpet

Pride of Britain’s 2025 red carpet is underway, and Strictly Come Dancing pro Amy Dowden has stepped out in a pair of affordable high street heels you can still shop for £42

Economics

9 h. ago Gen Z's spending power could 'power an evolution of Britain's high streets by 2050'

According to new research from American Express, under the sway of Gen Z (today aged up to 28), high streets of the future could be transformed into vibrant social hubs with immersive shopping and AI-powered technology driving new retail experiences.

Politics

8 d. ago How diverse is YOUR street? After Robert Jenrick claims there are areas in Britain with 'no white faces', the Daily Mail deep dives the truth behind his claims

Robert Jenrick's comments this week have reignited an age-old question - what does multiculturalism really look like?

Events

1 week ago Nigel Farage says illegal migrant with AK47 face tattoo who threatened to kill him would be 'out on the streets' of Britain today if he had not stepped in to expose him

Afghani national Fayaz Khan, who has an AK47 tattooed on his cheek, made a threat to kill the politician in a 'sinister and menacing' video posted on the social media platform last year.

Events

1 week ago Gen Z spend £13k on honeymoons as nearly half choose travel over house deposit

A study has found that over 4 in 10 people aged 18-24 would prefer to splash their savings on a post-wedding trip abroad rather than a house deposit

Economics

1 week ago The Albanian fugitives roaming Britain's streets: 'Gun trafficker' tried to smuggle arms into UK is granted bail

EXCLUSIVE: Alban Gjidiaj, 28, is wanted by prosecutors in his home country in connection with an alleged plot to smuggle a terrifying haul of weapons and ammunition from Albania to the UK.

Politics

2 w. ago Kemi Badenoch condemns 'tolerance' of radical Islamism saying 'carnival of hatred' on Britain's streets must end

Opening Tory conference, Kemi Badenoch argued that protests amounting to 'carnivals of hatred' against Israel were being allowed on British streets.

Politics

3 w. ago WHSmith owner to buy 156 Claire's stores but 145 are still under threat

Administrators at Interpath revealed that the bulk of Claire's UK operations and assets have been snapped up by Modella, ensuring the brand's continued presence across Britain's high streets

Events

3 w. ago Buyer saves 156 Claire's stores securing 1,000 jobs but 145 are still under threat

Administrators at Interpath revealed that the bulk of Claire's UK operations and assets have been snapped up by Modella, ensuring the brand's continued presence across Britain's high streets

Society

3 w. ago Major banks including Halifax and NatWest to shut 97 branches in October starting in DAYS – is your local going?

FOUR high street banks are to shut 97 branches next month in another blow to Britain's high streets. The closures from Natwest, Halifax, Lloyds Bank, and Bank of Scotland follow the cull of hundreds of branches nationwide already this year. Starting at the beginning of next month, 27 Halifax branches, 23 NatWest branches, and 32...

Politics

3 w. ago Britain's best cities: The most thriving high streets with fewest closures, and those with most empty shops

Almost a fifth of shops are closed in some UK cities and town centres

Politics

3 w. ago What is ‘Pride in Place’? Inside Starmer’s plan to revive Britain’s ailing high streets and see off Reform threat

At the centre of the programme is an attempt to address a sense of isolation in deprived areas which Labour believes is contributing to Reform UK’s growing popularity

Events

4 w. ago You're drinking fake matcha! Expert reveals what high street coffee chains are REALLY serving you

The explosion of matcha lattes on Britain's high streets is undeniable, but experts have warned that customers may be paying premium prices for a low-grade product.

Politics