68 m. ago Scots planning Palestine Action demo to break the law in support of banned group

Palestine Action was banned after members broke into defence factories in Glasgow and RAF bases in England.

Events

92 m. ago Twist in femme fatale monk sex saga as temptress claims she's given birth to child

The monk sex scandal has gripped Thailand after it emerged that several high profile monks were disrobed for their involvement with a woman arrested earlier this week

Events

1 hour ago Gregg Wallace complainant 'feels sorry' for him as she slams John Torode's response

BBC Radio 4 presenter Aasmah Mir has spoken out about her experience working with MasterChef star Gregg Wallace, who was sacked from the show earlier this month

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2 h. ago Girl breaks leg after being hit by car outside school while 'trying to follow outdated rule'

Lexi, 12, "panicked" and ran out of her school after forgetting her planner.

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2 h. ago Can Hampstead Heath’s ladies’ pond win the fight for trans inclusion?

An advocacy charity is launching a legal bid that could ban trans women from the Hampstead Heath ladies’ pond, citing the recent Supreme Court ruling that redefined legal sex under the Equality Act. Olivia Petter speaks to lawyers to find out if the beloved inclusive space can remain open to all who enjoy it

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2 h. ago Job scams have jumped 237% since January. Here’s how to keep yourself safe

Young job seekers are often targeted and later ghosted or blocked by ‘recruiters’

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2 h. ago Gregg Wallace complainant 'feels sorry' for him and blasts John Torode over response

Radio presenter Aasmah Mir has opened up about her experience on Celebrity MasterChef after complaining about Gregg Wallace's language, admitting that she feels 'sorry' for him

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3 h. ago Elon Musk demolishes Trump's latest claim that Democrats created the Epstein files 'hoax'

Elon Musk eviscerated Donald Trump on Wednesday after the president attempted to redefine Jeffrey Epstein 's notorious sex trafficking scandal as just a 'hoax' created by the Democrats.

Politics

4 h. ago New ambulance category to be created in Wales to help stroke victims

The changes come amid rising ambulance response times

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4 h. ago 'My daughter broke her leg because of an outdated and excessive school rule'

"This was a completely avoidable incident, driven by a rigid policy that prioritises punishment over student safety"

Politics

5 h. ago High water bills, filthy rivers – and now drought. This is England's great artificial water crisis of 2025 | George Monbiot

In its refusal to renationalise water, it’s clear the government operates in the interests of private capital and not of the countryFor a rich and fairly stable country, we are staggeringly ill-prepared for climate shocks. We respond to predictable crises as if we had had no warning. Lessons from previous disasters go unlearned, mistakes are recycled, failures lodged so deeply that they come to define the system.This is not because of a deficiency in the national character, but because of a deficiency in the ideology of government: an elite belief, shared by scarcely any citizens, that public intervention should be used only when all other measures have failed. Until that point, our problems should be addressed by the private sector. As drought rolls across the country once again, England’s privatised water system guarantees an irrational response.George Monbiot is a Guardian columnistOn Tuesday 16 September, join George Monbiot, Mikaela Loach and other special guests discussing the...

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6 h. ago Humble peasants or an odyssey of sex and death? The Millet masterpiece that electrified modern art

Van Gogh saw compassion for the rural worker; Dalí saw phalluses and a child’s grave. As The Angelus comes to the UK, our critic celebrates a painting so deep it could even induce hallucinationsIt was Salvador Dalí who turned a small, intense rural scene called The Angelus, painted by Jean-François Millet in 1857-59 and hugely popular in its day, into a totem of modern art.In the original, a pious peasant couple have heard the Angelus bell from a distant church, the Catholic call to prayer, and paused their work digging potatoes to lower their heads and pray. But from Dalí’s writings, we know he saw far more in the painting, from obscene sex to family tragedy. In one of his many versions of it, Atavism at Twilight, the couple sprout agricultural implements from their bodies. In his surreal drawings these good country people become mouldering, mummified husks, or are transformed into fossils by time and sadness. Now that the original painting is being lent by the Musée d’Orsay to the...

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6 h. ago Why I broke up with my new girlfriend after seeing her apartment for the first time

A man has dumped his new girlfriend after discovering a major problem during his first visit to her apartment.

Politics

6 h. ago Urban hunter sex beast is 'dangerous predator' who should never be released, say victim's family

Sick Brandon Robb was jailed for seven years last month for a series of sex attacks on children in Fife and handed another year in prison last week for a catalogue of vile wildlife offences.

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6 h. ago Commonwealth Bank executive Christopher McCann who allegedly procured underage children for sex is found dead after appearing in court

Christopher James McCann, 50, has died days after he appeared in a Brisbane court, charged with one count of using the internet to procure children aged under 16.

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7 h. ago Gwyneth Paltrow and Ben Affleck's romance ended for this reason... despite her 'love' of their sex life

A new Gwyneth Paltrow biography written by Amy Odell gives a clue about why her romance with Ben Affleck ended in 2000.

Politics

9 h. ago Trump admin is dismantling ‘critical’ parts of California’s response to wildfires

The Trump administration has left the National Weather Service with ‘critical staff shortages,’ according to an employee union

Politics

9 h. ago JOHN HEALEY: As Defence Secretary, I thank everyone at the Mail for their work on the Afghan airlifts. This was responsible journalism

Daily Mail readers have always recognised the bravery and dedication of our outstanding Armed Forces, who serve around the world to keep our nation safe.

Society

11 h. ago Urgent scam warning issued to job hunters that could leave them out of pocket

Young job seekers are often targeted and later ghosted or blocked by ‘recruiters’

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11 h. ago Thai woman, 35, 'filmed herself having sex with Buddhist monks and blackmailed them for millions of pounds'

Wilawan Emsawat, 35, known by the nickname Sika Golf, is accused of being involved in secret relationships with 13 monks, as well as money laundering and receiving stolen goods.

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