37 m. ago Hundreds protest outside Falkirk asylum hotel as counter rally chant 'refugees are welcome'

Hundreds have gathered outside the Cladhan Hotel for a protest organised by anti-migrant group Save Our Future & Our Kids Futures.

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43 m. ago Girl, six, locked in bedroom entire childhood freed after parents 'with no remorse whatsoever' arrested

The child, who was found in a state of neglect, was also removed from her parents' care following a police raid

Society

2 h. ago Katie Price seen for first time since cancer scare looking frail after medical tests

Katie Price has been seen for the first time since undergoing medical tests amid fears her cancer may have returned, with the mum-of-five showing off her slender frame

Science

2 h. ago Celebs Go Dating's Anna Williamson split up with boyfriend as he didn't want kids

EXCLUSIVE: Celeb's Go Dating expert Anna Williamson seems to live a charmed existence with her Italian husband and two children but as she tells us, her happy-ever-after hasn't always come easy

Politics

2 h. ago Claudia Lawrence 'creepy intruder' targets home sparking sinister message fears

Missing chef Claudia Lawrence's 'frozen in time' home has been raided for a THIRD time according to her 'mortified' mum who found her knickers and tapes had been moved

Society

4 h. ago ‘They grabbed us like dogs’: deportation quotas tear Haitian migrants’ lives apart

In the Dominican Republic, batey slums housing sugarcane workers from Haiti fear immigration raids and extortionOn the yellow bus rumbling through the Dominican Republic’s sugarcane fields back to the settlement, Sainristil sat among the jolting bodies of other Haitian workers in ripped orange shirts. These journeys are routine – always the same grumbling stomachs in anticipation of dinner, the same chatter among men who share a job, a home and a homeland.But that evening, as the workers’ bus pulled into the cul-de-sac of communal housing, it came to a halt before two white buses marked with the words “Migration control”. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago REVEALED: How creatine could destroy your organs... Millions believe trendy supplement helps their bones and brains

Creatine, which is produced naturally by the liver, pancreas and kidneys, helps cells produce energy, but it has long been taken in higher doses by athletes and bodybuilders.

Science

6 h. ago Military sites could be used as temporary accommodation for asylum seekers, minister says – UK politics live

Starmer to ‘go up a gear’ as ministers consider changes to human rights laws in bid to head off Reform UKThe most significant moves in Starmer ’s reshuffle d cabinetConservative party chair Kevin Hollinrake has accused Reform UK of copying the former government’s migration policies.Speaking on Sky News this morning, Hollinrake said:All Reform are doing now – a few weeks ago they were talking about towing the boats back to France and they realised they couldn’t do that.And all their plans now are a copycat – exactly the plans that we had in the last government. Continue reading...

Politics

6 h. ago Take a seat! Mischievous bear sends diners fleeing from restaurant before quick

This is the moment a bear attempts to climb into a Tennessee restaurant, forcing diners to flee from their tables before a quick thinking man uses a chair to stop it.

Politics

6 h. ago Charlotte Dawson 'strict' verdict as she ditches romance with fiancé after sexting scandal

Charlotte Dawson and fiancé Matt Sarsfield have put their romance on pause, as she says juggling life with three kids has left little time to focus on their relationship

Politics

6 h. ago I thought I was growing up in a racially tolerant Britain. I now realise I was wrong | Rohan Sathyamoorthy

I’ve experienced more racism in the past year than the rest of my life put together – the only answer is for young people to stand up to the far rightSign up for our new weekly newsletter Matters of Opinion, where our columnists and writers will reflect on what they’ve been debating, thinking about, reading and moreWhen my dad went to school in the 1970s, the kids used to pretend he was invisible. Every day he would try to make conversation and play with the other children, and every day he would be ignored. One night it got so bad that my grandma found him crying himself to sleep, unable to process, as an eight-year-old, why no one would want to talk to “the brown kid”. This kind of social exclusion was sadly all too familiar in postwar Britain – my white grandma had endured her own share of abuse ever since she fell in love with my Sri Lankan grandad in 1966, committing the family’s original sin of interracial marriage.When I heard these stories as a child, they felt like terrible...

Politics

6 h. ago Corrie's Amanda Barrie: 'I grabbed a chair and hit peeping tom right on the head'

Coronation Street and Bad Girls star Amanda Barrie turns 90 next week - but she has no time for bullies

Events

7 h. ago From brain shrinkage to liver scarring: shocking damage booze causes in the body

The health damage caused by any alcohol consumption-even below the daily recommended guidelines-is well-known, ranging from heart disease, kidney failure and even cancer .

Events

7 h. ago From pop producer to activist: Robin Millar on the barriers disabled people still face

He made his name with chart-topping hits – now the Scope chair wants to change how society sees disabilityPop mogul Sir Robin Millar is not a man who you would expect to struggle with access in the music industry.In a glittering career that spans decades, he has worked alongside some of the most celebrated names in British music, from Sade to Boy George, and counts legends such as the Rolling Stones among his list of A-list friends. Continue reading...

Politics

8 h. ago Fat busting pill is on its way to help millions with their weight loss who are scared of needles

Patrik Jonsson, the head of pharmaceutical behemoth Eli Lilly, said he expects orforgilpron to be available as early as next year, if approved by regulators.

Economics

8 h. ago Back to school motors: As kids return from summer holidays, these are some of the best cars used to ferry them to the gates dating back to the 1950s

The Daily Mail and classic car insurer Hagerty have picked our combined ten favourite school run cars from five decades between the 1950s and 1990s.

Transport

9 h. ago The school dinners and puddings we either loved or hated as kids

Whether you had school meals or were a packed lunch kid, this should bring memories flooding back

Politics

10 h. ago I was a chess prodigy trapped in a religious cult. It left me with years of fear and self

Growing up dirt poor in Arizona’s Church of Immortal Consciousness, I showed an early talent for the game. Soon the cult’s leader began grooming me to become a grandmaster – even if it meant separating me from my mother When I first discovered chess, after watching the movie Searching for Bobby Fischer on HBO, I was a nine-year-old kid living in a tiny village in the mountains of Arizona. Because of its title, many people think the film is about Bobby Fischer, the reclusive chess genius who bested the Soviet Union in 1972, defeating Boris Spassky to become the first US-born world chess champion in history. Really, it’s about how the American chess world was desperate to find the next Bobby Fischer after the first one disappeared. The story follows Josh Waitzkin, a kid from Greenwich Village in New York, who sits down at a chess board with a bunch of homeless dudes in the park one day and miraculously discovers that he’s a child prodigy – at least that is the Hollywood version of the...

Politics

12 h. ago South Korea responds to raid of Hyundai plant that resulted in hundreds of arrests as new images show workers in chains

Cho Hyun said Seoul was considering an imminent visit to discuss the arrests on behalf of President Lee Jae Myung, who was all smiles with Donald Trump at a White House meeting two weeks ago.

Economics

15 h. ago I Swear: My Life With Tourette's by John Davidson: The day I caused a royal bomb scare

From spooking the Queen to being tossed off a bus, John's life with tourette's has been a mixed bag.

Events