6 h. ago 'I moved to Dubai for a better life but have to do 1 thing 6 days a week to stay here'

Elbi Henshaw left the UK in search of a different way of life after becoming 'depressed' with Britain

Politics

11 h. ago Minivan ploughs into Labor Day festival crowd leaving boy fighting for life

A 6-year-old boy and a woman in a wheelchair were among those injured at the annual Kipona Labor Day festival, police say

Politics

14 h. ago The fruit your kids WILL actually want to eat: Brand new superfruit dubbed 'Boombites' tastes like grapes but has bright red pulp like cherries

Any parent will be familiar with the daily struggle that is getting your child to eat their five-a-day. But a new superfruit could make life a little easier - as it tastes like grapes but is packed with far more antioxidants.

Events

14 h. ago 'It might take 10 or 15 minutes out of your day, but it saved my life'

"I feel exceptionally lucky"

Politics

27 h. ago The viral Stanley Quencher cups have 40% off in Labor Day sale

The cup counts Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo among its fans

Politics

32 h. ago Soldiers are doing landscaping in DC parks. I’m thrilled for them | Dave Schilling

They were deployed to fight crime. Instead, some are spreading mulch. It’s almost sweet – if you remove the contextIf soldiers are going to be deployed to your city, what would you prefer they do: point a rifle in your face or mow your grass? This is not a question I ever expected to have to consider in my days on this planet, but life is full of surprises. As part of Donald Trump’s military deployment to address Washington DC’s so-called “crime emergency”, national guard troops are being tasked with various groundskeeping duties around the United States capital. These duties include spreading mulch around cherry trees, picking up trash and general maintenance of public spaces. The president must have been too embarrassed to get Four Seasons Total Landscaping involved again, so he got the military to do it instead.It’s a real “swords into ploughshares” moment, or in this case, “M4 rifles into those grabber sticks you use to pick up plastic bottles full of piss.” It’s almost sweet, i...

Events

49 h. ago Kate Ferdinand reveals 'big worry' about Dubai move after packing up life with Rio

Former TOWIE star Kate Ferdinand has confessed to having a 'big worry' about her move to Dubai with husband Rio Ferdinand and their children as she gave an update to her fans

Politics

51 h. ago Three common red meats to be cautious of this Labor Day Weekend

Ultra-processed red meats have repeatedly been linked to various cancers and diseases

Politics

56 h. ago As Rio and Kate Ferdinand relocate to Dubai, a look at stars including Lindsay Lohan, Amir Khan and Amber Turner who fled home for the UAE's VERY glamorous tax

Rio and Kate Ferdinand announced last week they have upped sticks and moved from Bromley in South East London to Dubai.

Society

57 h. ago Is it OK to be happy when the world is falling apart? | Avram Alpert

It is reasonable and moral to think that when others are harmed, you should feel the injury, but our sympathy should not be limited to painA friend of mine called the other day with news of two major life achievements: his first book had been published, and his university had granted him tenure. And yet, he said, he was miserable. How could he be happy about his success when so many terrible things were happening in the world?It’s a good question, and one that I hear from a lot of people these days. As I write these words, humanitarian disasters are unfolding in Gaza, Sudan, Yemen, Myanmar, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Global climate action has not moved fast enough, and we are perilously close to creating an uninhabitable planet. Meanwhile here in the United States, immigrants have been rounded up and shipped to foreign countries without legal protection. Trans people have been demonized. Meaningful government agencies have been cut. Research destroyed. Universities attack...

Politics

63 h. ago Brits are moving to Dubai for the glossy lifestyle, but is it all it’s cracked up to be?

Increasing numbers of British people are upping sticks and heading to the UAE’s biggest city. Katie Rosseinsky finds out why it has become so popular for young expats, and considers the other side to the Dubai dream

Politics

3 d. ago I used to judge my mother’s gambling addiction. Now I think she was longing for a fairytale ending

Toni Jordan’s mother gambled fast, ferociously, without any sense of fun. The author has come to realise she was dreaming of a bigger life My mother, Margaret, died in 2018 at 75. It was a good death, all things considered. The very end was savage, as endings often are, but she was in her own home and on her own two feet until the final week. For a woman who’d smoked two packs a day all her adult life, who’d never exercised or even walked to the shops, who refused to drink water (“I’d spew!”) and lived on Coca-Cola, paté on toast, jubes and green olives from a jar – considering all that, she did OK.During my mother’s final days, I had it easy. My sister, Lee, lived closer and is, to be honest, a more nurturing person. She’s caring. Patient. Lee is also better with money than me, but I thought I should at least attempt to help – so at the end, I took charge of Mum’s bank accounts. She lived on the pension and died with a run-down brick veneer villa unit in an over-50s complex, an old...

Events

3 d. ago Truth about those cruel whispers over 'Queen of influencers' Saffron Barker: As her relationship with model Josh Miln comes under scrutiny, friends reveal what's really behind couple's move to Dubai

Is Josh's influence on Saffron entirely healthy? The suggestion that it might not be has been swirling ever louder in recent weeks - prompting The Daily Mail to investigate.

Politics

3 d. ago Cate Blanchett is all smiles as she makes a chic arrival to her Italian hotel by boat amid Venice Film Festival

Cate Blanchett was the picture of understated glamour this week as she continued to enjoy her stay in Italy amid the Venice Film Festival.

Culture

5 d. ago Over 11 gruesome kilometres, teams fill bag after bag of marine life killed by SA’s stubborn algal bloom

As council workers collect up to 200kg of dead marine life a day, experts warn the disaster could take a mental toll on the communityFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe circling, squawking gulls show where the bodies are buried.Early on a cold winter’s day, mucky foam and seaweed cover the sand at Grange beach – and the dead fish and leafy sea dragons. Continue reading...

Events

6 d. ago Jamie Oliver says ‘five a day is a lie’ and Brits should be eating up to 11 portions

‘Britain can handle it,’ said the TV chef

Politics

7 d. ago Warm welcome was waiting for West Lothian man who walked all the way home to highlight male suicides

Craig Green tried to take his own life after his world fell apart in a matter of days

Events

7 d. ago Kate Ferdinand details 'a lot of new beginnings' in update after Rio Ferdinand relocation news

The couple told over the Bank Holiday weekend how they had moved their family to Dubai for a 'fresh start'

Politics

7 d. ago Rio Ferdinand's £7million Dubai bolthole revealed as he moves with wife Kate to lavish seven

The former Manchester United defender, 46, and his reality TV star wife, 34, have packed up their life in Bromley southeast London in exchange for a £6.5million bolthole in Dubai.

Economics

8 d. ago Kate and Rio Ferdinand announce move to Dubai with family as they show off huge new home

Kate Ferdinand announced that she and her husband Rio are starting a 'new chapter' in Dubai with their children, as Kate gave a look at their new family home in the UAE

Society