92 m. ago Roman summer dress so comfortable shoppers 'cant resist' buying all 5 colours

"Love love love these dresses so pretty and comfortable to wear true to size I now own five of these in different colours can't resist them."

Economics

2 h. ago Tales of despair from women who quit Ozempic reveal the brutal reality of these 'non

If you listen to the official narrative, you'll hear it on repeat: drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy are not addictive. They're safe, well-tolerated. We now know that simply is not true, writes Faye James.

Politics

3 h. ago Coronation Street star reveal Maria Windass' true love and it's bad news for Gary

Samia Longchambon has revealed who she thinks her character's 'true love' is - and it's bad news for her current on-screen husband

Politics

4 h. ago Huge surge in blood donations as NHS faces Red Alert and dangerously low stocks

Mirror appeal sparks 100,000 blood donations to stop routine operations having to be cancelled due to NHS shortages

Events

4 h. ago Shaun Edwards' true feelings on Andy Farrell as he ordered boss to make decision

Edwards and Lions head coach Farrell were team-mates in their playing days before becoming two of the best rugby union coaches in the world

Events

5 h. ago Doctors issue warning as common sleep habit is linked to risk of early death in major study

We have all been warned about the dangers of not getting enough sleep, but getting too much sleep can also put our brain health at risk, new research shows.

Events

5 h. ago 'It is not worth dying for a dip': Warning issued as temperatures soar

Fire service chiefs say there are 'always dangers' in open water

Events

6 h. ago 'Very dangerous' Kung Fu instructor who preyed on young girls dies in prison

When one of the young girls became pregnant, he stamped on her stomach

Events

6 h. ago The warning signs of heat stroke to watch for during a heatwave

Mild heat stress can quickly progress to life-threatening heat stroke if a person is exposed to dangerous conditions for too long

Events

7 h. ago Titan sub Scot branded 'hero' for trying to halt dive before being fired for raising concerns

Glaswegian David Lochridge, who was the former Director of Marine Operations, warned OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush about the dangers of the Titan sub before he was sacked for speaking up

Events

8 h. ago Emmerdale fans 'rumble' Robert Sugden's real mum and she's in Dales already

Emmerdale fans are convinced they've 'rumbled' the true identity of Robert Sugden's mum and she's already in the village

Politics

8 h. ago Heatwave horror as three dogs left to boil in scorching hot car

As the UK is hit with a heatwave with highs of up to 30C, dog owners are being warned about the life-threatening dangers the hot weather can bring for their beloved dogs

Events

8 h. ago Emmerdale real identity of Robert Sugden's mother 'sealed' and she's in the Dales

Some Emmerdale fans are convinced they have rumbled the true identity of Robert Sugden's mum and she is in the village already

Politics

9 h. ago Gary Glitter admits he shouldn't be freed from jail due to his ‘uncontrolled interest in young girls’

Glitter, 81, will remain behind bars after finally admitting the danger he poses to children

Events

10 h. ago Penny Lancaster gushes 'dreams came true' after sweet moment with Rod Stewart

Penny Lancaster has taken to Instagram to share a sweet insight into a rare public outing with her husband, Sir Rod Stewart, as the couple marked a very special occasion

Events

11 h. ago From LA to Paris, the populist right hates cities – and it’s fuelled by a sense of bitter defeat | Andy Beckett

LA was once a conservative stronghold; now the military is occupying it. Liberal cities have become targets for politicians looking to stir up their voters elsewhereFrom Los Angeles to London, Istanbul to Warsaw, cities are making rightwing populists angry. Their liberal elites, immigrants, net zero policies, leftwing activists, globalised businesses, expensive transport infrastructure and outspoken municipal leaders – all are provocations to populist politicians whose support often comes from more conservative, less privileged places.Three years ago the founders of national conservatism, the transatlantic ideology on which much of modern rightwing populism is based, published a statement of principles. One of these, surprisingly little noticed at the time, declared with some menace: “In those [places] in which law and justice have been manifestly corrupted, or in which lawlessness, immorality, and dissolution reign, national government must intervene energetically to restore order....

Politics

11 h. ago 'I worried for her physical safety but the online world put her most in danger'

Adele Zeynep Walton's sister, Aimee, was one of 88 alleged deaths caused by Canadian national poison parcels. In her new book Logging Off, Walton calls for greater online safety to protect others

Politics

12 h. ago Bring the House Down by Charlotte Runcie review – the joy of the hatchet job

Is giving an artist a one-star review an act of abuse? An influential theatre critic finds out in this smart story of #MeToo-era revengeWhen Jesus is pressed to condemn the woman taken in adultery, he says, “He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her.” No one does, and a lesson in critical generosity is learned. Judge not, that ye be not judged.Is giving an artist a one-star review an act of abuse – casting the first stone? Is it worse when the reviewer is male and the artist female? That’s the starting point of this entertaining and very timely debut novel from Charlotte Runcie, an arts journalist who, as a young intern, was lambasted on stage by a successful standup to whom she’d given a bad review.There was an interactive customer feedback device propped up on the bar. Tell us what you think of our service, it said, and underneath there were two buttons you could press: an angry red face or a smiling green one. Excellent or worthless, nothing in...

Society

12 h. ago 'My uncle is UK's most dangerous prisoner – there's been startling change in last month'

Robert Maudsley has spent most of his life contained in the underbelly of the notorious HMP Wakefield but recently he was moved to a prison 125 miles away – and his worried uncle has now spoken

Events

13 h. ago Deadly weekend heat in England ‘100 times more likely’ due to climate crisis

High temperatures likely to cause deaths and will worsen in future as global heating intensifies, scientists warnThe dangerous 32C heat that will be endured by people in the south-east of England on Saturday will have been made 100 times more likely by the climate crisis, scientists have calculated.Global heating, caused by the burning of fossil fuels, is making every heatwave more likely and more intense. The 32C (89.6F) day forecast on Saturday would have been expected only once every 2,500 years without the climate crisis, the researchers said, and June heatwaves are now about 2-4C (3.6-7.2F) hotter than in the past. Continue reading...

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