81 m. ago Full list of British royals without the protection Prince Harry is demanding

Prince Harry spoke this week of his fears about being in the UK without police protection - but not all members of the Royal Family are given full-time security...

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2 h. ago Prince Harry 'needs help' as he's 'in difficulty' after BBC interview, says psychologist

Prince Harry has been told he "needs help" by a clinical psychologist who examined his behaviour in the wake of his explosive interview following the legal battle over his security in the UK

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4 h. ago Trump’s tariffs guru claim that UK is ‘compliant servant of communist China’ branded ‘crazy’

Peter Navarro has launched a furious attack on Sir Keir Starmer’s relationship with China but sources close to the Trump administration have told The Independent that he is a ‘dangerous influence on the president’

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4 h. ago Tributes pour in for boy, 14, killed in fire at derelict warehouse

Devastated relatives of a 14-year-old boy killed in a fire at a derelict industrial site - leading to the arrest of 14 children - told how they had been left 'numb' by the tragedy.

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5 h. ago My doctor told me my stomach pains were just constipation. It turned out to be incurable ovarian cancer... here are symptoms the medics ignored 'because I was so young'

It was during a dream solo three-month trip to the Bahamas in July 2022 that Louisa Lloyd realised something was seriously wrong.

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5 h. ago Sean Penn is ripped apart for making outrageous claim about Donald Trump: 'Shut up, you buffoon'

Sean Penn slammed Donald Trump on The Jim Acosta Show podcast, saying the president reminds him of a murderer who 'might try to destroy the world.'

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5 h. ago Tonight's rugby news as Wales told to pick 'real deal' this summer and Lions contender suffers injury scare

The latest rugby news from Wales and around the world

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5 h. ago Mason Mount gives honest interview after narrow Manchester United defeat to Brentford

Man United were beaten 4-3 by Brentford in the Premier League on Sunday and Mason Mount spoke after the game.

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6 h. ago In a culture obsessed with positive thinking, can letting go be a radical act? | Nadine Levy

Beyond self-help mantras like ‘Let them’, radical acceptance shows us the value in learning how to truly accept life just the way it isHave you ever been in the middle of difficult life circumstances to be told “let it go” or “don’t dwell on it” as if it were a simple choice?Such advice can have the effect of minimising our distress and abruptly changing the subject. Yet it is not the phrases themselves that are troubling – there is real substance to them – but the missed opportunity to grasp the true meaning of what Buddhist teacher Tara Brach calls “radical acceptance”.Dr Nadine Levy is a senior lecturer at the Nan Tien Institute. She coordinates its health and social wellbeing program and the graduate certificate in applied mindfulness Continue reading...

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6 h. ago 'I spoke to an alien 19 years ago and it told me what is going to destroy the world'

Calvin Parker was one of three people who had close encounter with aliens in Mississippi in 1973 - but he had a second encounter 19 years later where he received some shocking revelations

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6 h. ago I went from living the Hollywood dream to no sex in New Jersey... the things I miss now I'm a nun

Sister Monica Clare exclusively spoke to DailyMail.com on the day of her highly anticipated memoir release.

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7 h. ago Ianis Hagi finds Celtic 'penalty' ally as Rangers bench told they are 'clutching' by ex ref after unseen eruption

The flashpoint was waved away by referee Nick Walsh inside the derby day cauldron

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8 h. ago I worked in the Vatican for 18 years – this will be the most unpredictable conclave yet | Ariel Beramendi

Will the cardinals follow Francis’s path or return to a more conservative doctrine? The white smoke will tell us which faction has won Ariel Beramendi worked at the Vatican for 18 years as an official in the Dicastery for CommunicationAs the cardinals ready themselves to select the next pope, one thing is certain: this will be the most unpredictable conclave in the recent history of the Catholic church. I worked in the Vatican for 18 years, and on my return to Rome for the funeral of Pope Francis last month, the tension and drama were already palpable.Some observers and former colleagues I spoke to believe this will be a particularly difficult conclave, given its size – 133 electors, as opposed to 117 last time – and the fact that many of the cardinals don’t know one another. This is down to Francis diversifying the college, appointing cardinals from all over the world: a full 108 of the current crop were his selections. Others suggest the electors will try to reach a decision in le...

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8 h. ago Student HMOs are ruining our community, say locals furious at one of Britain's top universities

One of Britain's top universities is forcing local families out of affordable housing and 'ruining communities,' furious residents told MailOnline.

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8 h. ago ET actor fought Steven Spielberg over ‘uncomfortable’ scene: ‘This was a family film’

Actor Dee Wallace, who played the mother of a young boy who befriends a space alien, recalled reaching a ‘compromise’ with the director on set over a scene she worried would disrupt the movie’s ‘purity’

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9 h. ago Man whose blood clot symptoms were dismissed issues important advice

Brandon Heredia has shared his experience of having a blood clot after medics told him he was 'too young' to get them – and urges others not to ignore these red flags

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10 h. ago 'Completely shocking': West London council under fire after mum told to lock autistic daughter in room

Lauryn Henderson said she found the advice ‘completely shocking’ and is pushing for her family to be relocated

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11 h. ago Trump feels tug of political gravity as economy falters and polls plunge

The president started his second term fast and furious with a flurry of activity – much of it legally dubious – but analysts say the honeymoon is over“Not just courageous” but “actually fearless” said Doug Burgum. The “first 100 days has far exceeded that of any other presidency in this country ever,” said Pam Bondi. “Most” of the presidents whose portraits adorn the Oval Office – which include George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Ronald Reagan – were mere “placeholders” who were not “men of action”, mused JD Vance.Before the TV cameras on Wednesday, top cabinet officials took turns drenching Donald Trump with praise that some critics found evocative of politics in North Korea. Yet beyond the walls of the White House, the mood was shifting. New data showed the economy is shrinking. The national security adviser was about to be ousted. Opinion polls told of a president whose unpopularity is historic. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Streeting admits Reform could be main opposition by next election – UK politics live

Health secretary tells Sky News that the party are ‘definitely a threat’ following byelection and council resultsLabour targets international students claiming asylumThe Conservatives will come back from their poor results in the local elections but it will have to be a “slow and steady” effort, party leader Kemi Badenoch has said, PA reports.She told the BBC’s Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg programme: “I am sorry to all of those councillors who’ve lost their seat”. Continue reading...

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12 h. ago University students are 'told not to ask a person's pronouns' in case it's triggering

Students at Liverpool University have now been told asking someone for their pronouns is not inclusive and could be triggering.

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