6 h. ago Council workers stick notice on car 'abandoned' near Gatwick airport saying it must be moved

The white BMW was covered in dust and appeared to be abandoned when police were called to reports of a body found in it.

Transport

26 h. ago Gunman's getaway driver jailed after shooter fired 11 times at home of rival 'gang leader' amid 'turf war'

A woman in the house had to 'take cover as the bullets were scattered throughout the downstairs lounge', police said

Events

30 h. ago Clarkson's Farm star puts her £2.8million Cotswolds country home up for sale

The six -bedroom house, crafted from classic Cotswold stone, is nestled in the heart of Stow-on-the-Wold - a picture postcard market town in Gloucestershire.

Economics

33 h. ago Wild Madeleine McCann theory claims she was 'killed by drink drivers and thrown in sea'

'German prosecutors were asked to authorise a covert police operation with someone posing as a friend of the woman’s and trying to get her to confess, but the courts refused,' a source claimed

Events

34 h. ago Worth a lot more than Diddly Squat! Clarkson's Farm fan, 25, wins £5m 17th century Cotswolds house

Anthony Martin, 25, from Cambridgeshire, has celebrated winning a five-bedroom country house in the latest Omaze Million Pound House Draw - and he has also won £250,000 in cash.

Economics

3 d. ago I woke up in my childhood bedroom with the house full of police and covered in blood

Sarah Corbett Lynch (pictured), 18, appeared on This Morning today, sitting down with presenters Ben Shepherd, 50, and Cat Deeley, 48, to tell all about her experience.

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4 d. ago Madeleine McCann live updates: Police explore abandoned farmhouse as search gets underway near suspect's former home

LIVE UPDATES: Follow MailOnline's live coverage as police resume searches for Madeleine McCann in the Portuguese resort Praia da Luz where she vanished from 18 years ago during a family break.

Society

9 d. ago No Man Is an Island: a British society and its historic push for gay rights

This creative documentary immerses us in a little-known chapter of gay history. In 1992, the Isle of Man was one of the last places in western Europe to decriminalise homosexual acts. Through verbatim reconstruction and newly discovered archives, we understand the impact of discriminatory parliamentary debates, controversial media coverage and overreaching police surveillance. In a short period of time, this corner of the British Isles went on to create some of the most progressive legislation in the world. Do people change, or do laws change people?• If you have been affected by the issues raised in this film, help and support is available. In the UK and Ireland, Samaritans can be contacted on freephone 116 123, or email jo@samaritans.org or jo@samaritans.ie. Other international helplines can be found at befrienders.org Continue reading...

Politics

1 week ago Holidaymakers urged to consider travel money habits this summer

Some travel insurance policies may not cover an entire holiday spend if banknotes and coins are lost or stolen, Defaqto said.

Politics

2 w. ago Gangland cops tape off 'machete attack' home after blade thugs strike

The house on the capital's Pitcairn Grove was pictured covered in police tape on Friday morning.

Events

2 w. ago Best pillows 2025, tried and tested for every type of sleeper

Whether firm or soft, cooling or super thick, the right pillows will help you sleep soundly

Politics

2 w. ago Terrifying moment tourists run for cover at Gran Canaria airport as Spanish police shoot rampaging knifeman dead after he threatened holidaymakers

The 18-year-old Gambian was shot five times after going berserk and lunging at one of the officers who confronted him.

Events

2 w. ago Couple transform abandoned mansion frozen in time into £1m party pad

A retired couple poured everything they had into transforming a once dilapidated eight-bedroom mansion. Now the disco party house looks unrecognisable and bookings to stay there are through the roof

Economics

3 w. ago Three bedroom London terrace on sale for £1m... but wait until you see inside

Described as a 'fantastic opportunity' to acquire a 'three bedroom family house', the boarded up front door reveals a home in desperate need of assistance.

Economics

3 w. ago Duncan Campbell, celebrated Guardian crime reporter, dies aged 80

Tributes paid to ‘courageous’ journalist who covered police corruption, Rosemary West trial and Hatton Garden heistDuncan Campbell, the celebrated Guardian crime reporter, writer and broadcaster whose work highlighted corruption, the shortcomings in the justice system and miscarriages of justice, has died at the age of 80.Campbell was one of the most respected crime correspondents of his generation, fearlessly pursuing police corruption and reporting on some of the most iconic criminal cases of recent decades, including the Rosemary West trial and the Hatton Garden heist. Continue reading...

Events

3 w. ago Police launch investigation after office block smashed up and covered in red paint in 'anti

A Prestwich office block was daubed with red paint and graffiti

Events

3 w. ago What Trump’s ‘palace in the sky’ gift from Qatar reveals | Moira Donegan

This kind of behavior from the Trump administration has gone on for so long that it is hard to rouse the media to cover itIt certainly looks as if policy is for sale in the Trump administration. After all, the president’s primary domestic policy deputy, Elon Musk, gained his position in the administration more or less by purchasing it: he is the richest man in the world, and the primary funder of Trump’s last presidential campaign, and it is seemingly by this virtue – does he have any others? – that Musk has been granted the authority to dismantle large swaths of the federal bureaucracy.This is something of a pattern for Donald Trump. In his first term, it became de rigueur for foreign dignitaries to stay at Trump’s hotel on trips to Washington, a practice long perceived to be a way of currying favor with the president by spending money at his businesses. Trump funneled money to his hotel business from domestic sources, too: when Secret Service agents were required to stay at Trump’...

Politics

4 w. ago Bombshell evidence over Brit's murder in Kenya revealed amid police cover

Dramatic new evidence hidden for nine years inside a police safe has emerged in the tragic case of Julie Ward - the British woman murdered in Kenya in 1988 in a crime that shocked the world.

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