33 m. ago Who is Anita Dobson's villain The Rani ahead of Doctor Who two

The EastEnders legend's true identity was revealed last week

Science

44 m. ago Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge review: I tested Samsung's thinnest smartphone yet

Ahead of its release on May 30, Samsung sent MailOnline's Wiliam Hunter the new smartphone to test out this week.

Technology

48 m. ago Power pairings: the surprising food to eat with chocolate to make it healthier

From what to eat with hummus, to the sweet treat to add to yoghurt, here’s how to boost the health impact of your meals

Society

79 m. ago Bruno Fernandes given ONE WEEK to make transfer decision as Man Utd face huge offer

Saudi Pro League club Al-Hilal are ready to offer Bruno Fernandes a hugely lucrative contract if he decides to leave Manchester United and they have given him a week to decide

Politics

2 h. ago The truth about Taylor Swift's Handmaid's Tale cameo: Show star addresses wild rumors

Earlier this week following the penultimate season six episode of Handmaid's Tale, Taylor Swift fans concocted a theory that the pop star made a cameo appearance.

Culture

2 h. ago Miley Cyrus reveals hospital dash over 'brutal' health issue after filming music video

Miley Cyrus spoke to Jimmy Kimmel about her health amid promoting her new film Something Beautiful, which accompanies her album of the same name, earlier this week

Culture

2 h. ago Shoppers love Clarks Wallabees alternative so much 'I bought four pairs in different colours'

"Love my shoes. I purchased four pairs, all in my favourite colours."

Society

2 h. ago BBC Peaky Blinders new series will feature major difference from previous seasons

The show’s creator Steven Knight has confirmed that plans are underway for the new series which will be shot in Birmingham.

Politics

3 h. ago ‘I honestly don’t know what’s going to happen next’: Brockwell Park festival row ignites debate over public space

Legal decision in favour of south London campaign group trying to restrict music festivals reignites access rowPublic parks have been a cherished part of British life since the 19th century; for the Victorians they represented a “commitment to cultivate public good within the public realm”.But differing interpretations of this vision for municipal green space are at the heart of a debate over a very 21st-century issue: music festivals. Continue reading...

Politics

3 h. ago What are public parks for? Inside the debate sparked by London festival row

Differing interpretations of public access rights are at heart of Brockwell case pitting campaign group against festival fansPublic parks have been a cherished part of British life since the 19th century; for the Victorians they represented a “commitment to cultivate public good within the public realm”.But differing interpretations of this vision for municipal green space are at the heart of a debate over a very 21st-century issue: music festivals. Continue reading...

Politics

3 h. ago UK considers taxing pensioners to claw back winter fuel payment

Plans are being looked at following Starmer’s policy U-turn this week, say officials

Economics

3 h. ago I’m feasting on the contents of hedgerows like a horse in plimsolls – and I’ve never felt so healthy | Nell Frizzell

Nettles, hedge garlic, sticky weed: Britain in May is a lush salad bar that I can’t resist, and it’s doing wonders for my skinI had a daughter during one of the bone-cold early months of this year, which means that my full-time job is now to produce a yield. Between the hours of dawn and midnight, with a few lactic minutes in between, I am a feeding machine for a new person.And it is this, perhaps, that has led to my somewhat strange new eating habits. Pregnancy may traditionally be the time associated with cravings and aversions – the old cliches of sardines and jam, coal and creosote, bread and crackers. But here, in my postnatal feeding frenzy, I’m eating nettles by the handful. I am chomping on sticky weed. I have been biting the heads off dandelions (bitter – like really serious dark chocolate) and sucking the nectar from inside honeysuckle. This recent chlorophyll gala has, of course, coincided with England’s greatest month: May. Some of us love the look of May, some of us enj...

Politics

3 h. ago Kim Kardashian's Paris robbers won't be jailed despite guilty verdicts over armed heist

Kim Kardashian was targeted by armed robbers whilst in France during Paris Fashion Week in 2016 and the case was the subject of a trial recently, with the group found guilty

Events

3 h. ago Where is Abi Titmuss now? Star quit her lads' mag career in favour of quiet family life in LA with soap star husband

But Abi Titmuss is living a very different life now than when she first found fame as a TV personality and Page Three girl.

Politics

4 h. ago Blankety Blank cast: who are the celebrities on BBC One show this week? Full list

Blankety Blank will be back with a brand new episode this evening 👀

Politics

4 h. ago Stay at home! Picturesque Polish city's authorities tell residents to avoid leaving the house before thousands of Chelsea fans flood in for their European final next week

More than 70,000 supporters are expected to descend on the city in the coming days, as Chelsea take on Real Betis on Wednesday at the 42,000 capacity Wroclaw Stadium.

Sport

4 h. ago UK employees work from home more than most global rivals, study finds

Exclusive: Staff in Britain now average 1.8 days a week of remote working, above global average of 1.3 daysUK workers continue to work from home more than nearly any of their global counterparts more than five years after the pandemic first disrupted traditional office life, a study has found.UK employees now average 1.8 days a week of remote working, above the international average of 1.3 days, according to the Global Survey of Working Arrangements (G-SWA), a worldwide poll of more than 16,000 full-time, university-educated workers across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa that began in July 2021. Continue reading...

Society

4 h. ago UK employees work from home more than most global peers, study finds

Exclusive: Staff in Britain now average 1.8 days a week of remote working, above global average of 1.3 daysUK workers continue to work from home more than nearly any of their global counterparts more than five years after the pandemic first disrupted traditional office life, a study has found.UK employees now average 1.8 days a week of remote working, above the international average of 1.3 days, according to the Global Survey of Working Arrangements (G-SWA), a worldwide poll of more than 16,000 full-time, university-educated workers across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa that began in July 2021. Continue reading...

Society

4 h. ago What happens to your body when you give up booze and how quickly you'll see changes

If you're thinking about giving up alcohol, you may be wondering how it will affect your body - and how long it will take to see a difference. Here's what you need to know

Politics

4 h. ago 'The difference is remarkable' say L’Oreal Paris shampoo users and it's now cut in price

Shoppers are raving about the 'remarkable' results in just a few weeks of using the set

Politics