16 m. ago Labour's Jonathan Reynolds apologises for describing himself as a solicitor

Speaking for the first time since the solicitor's watchdog said it would look into complaints against him, Jonathan Reynolds said he was sorry if people had 'misunderstood'.

Politics

34 m. ago Iconic lipstick which shoppers say is 'an all time hit' slashed in price in Debenhams sale

Beauty lovers have been raving about it in the reviews

Economics

45 m. ago Rice paddies to mega resorts: declassified spy satellite images reveal Bali’s transformation

Extent of decades of development is laid bare as Indonesia wrestles with how to control development on the holiday island“I wonder what Bali used to be like?” is a common refrain heard on Indonesia’s best-known holiday island.Famous for its lush green rice paddies and stunning beaches, the “island of the Gods” has undergone rapid change over the past half-century with locals and tourists complaining about the traffic, pollution and badly behaved foreigners that have come with the hotels and resorts that now swamp the island. Continue reading...

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75 m. ago All the celebrities on the London Fashion Week front row 2025: Geri Halliwell, Orlando Bloom, Brooklyn Beckham

From the Mayor to the queens of our screens — Joe Bromley has his eye on the front row this fashion week

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94 m. ago Erik ten Hag huge net worth and family life as first interview since Man United sacking set to air

The latest Manchester United news as the Dutchman speaks for the first time since leaving Old Trafford back in October.

Society

1 hour ago Second time lucky? Everything we know about Fyre Festival 2, from sky

Convicted fraudster Billy McFarland said the second iteration of his Fyre Festival is ‘my dream finally becoming a reality‘

Politics

2 h. ago Yale doctor's cancer vaccine puts nine patients into remission in groundbreaking study

A cancer 'vaccine' developed by a Yale University scientist kept people's kidney cancer from recurring for three years, marking a major milestone in highly personalized cancer care.

Science

2 h. ago Huge Line of Duty star 'relishing new role' in ITV thriller Red Eye's second series

ITV's hit thriller Red Eye is set for a return to our screens and has signed up a huge star from Line of Duty for the next instalment

Culture

3 h. ago Pope Francis still critical but shows ‘slight improvement’, Vatican update claims

The Pope had resumed work in the afternoon and in the evening made a call to the Catholic parish in Gaza

Culture

3 h. ago Vatican issues Pope Francis health update as doctors remain on alert

The Vatican said in its evening bulleting that he hadn't had any more respiratory crises, while adding a slight kidney insufficiency detected on Sunday was of no concern.

Society

3 h. ago Vax sale sees £170 vacuum so powerful it 'removes coffee stains' from carpets slashed to £96

"So light to get about the house it's got coffee stains, baby food mess and kids' paint off my carpet! I use it daily now"

Economics

3 h. ago Andrew Scott reveals reason why he was rushed to hospital during SAG Awards

Fleabag star Andrew Scott was once rushed to hospital after he doubled over in agony at the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards

Events

3 h. ago The Guardian view on AI and copyright: creativity should be cherished, not given away | Editorial

The government’s consultation was weighted towards big tech. Now is the time for a rethinkIt’s a seductive promise: let our computers scrape the internet for ideas, images, forms of words, stories, music, jokes and our industry will make your country rich. For a UK government desperate for economic growth, the demands of tech companies for copyright laws to be relaxed – in order that their artificial intelligence (AI) systems can access as much online content as possible without having to pay or seek permission – have been hard to resist. The US and China are the global leaders of this new tech race. But the UK has a chance to compete that ministers are desperate not to miss.To AI businesses, copyright is an irritant. Three years ago, it appeared that their lobbyists were on the verge of getting their way when a government agency, the Intellectual Property Office, recommended an exemption for data mining. This would grant bots free rein and – so the argument...

Politics

4 h. ago Pope Francis sees ‘slight improvement’ but remains in critical condition

Prognosis for pontiff, 88, remains guarded as he is treated in hospital for pneumonia and kidney failurePope Francis, who is in hospital with pneumonia and “mild” kidney failure, remains in a critical condition although there was a “slight improvement” on Monday, the Vatican said.The pontiff, 88, has not had any further asthma-style attacks and “some laboratory tests have improved”, the Vatican said in a statement on Monday evening. Continue reading...

Culture

4 h. ago The Pope wrote resignation letter 12 YEARS ago in case he became too ill to continue

The Pope is suffering from kidney failure, pneumonia and an infection in both lungs after he was admitted to Rome's Gemelli hospital on Valentine's Day.

Politics

4 h. ago Oprah Winfrey's troubling interview with the Olsen twins resurfaces

The twins were 17 when the interview was taped, while Mary-Kate was rumored to be struggling with an eating disorder at the time.

Events

4 h. ago Cannibal killer who ate a man's eyeball and part of his brain with Sake sparks outrage

A man who brutally mutilated and ate parts of his victim has been granted conditional release - Tyree Smith killed Angel Gonzalez, but was found not guilty by reason of insanity

Events

4 h. ago Joe Rogan leaves Woody Harrelson stunned after claiming RFK Jr suffered 'life

Kennedy suffers from a condition that causes the muscles in the voice box to involuntary spasm, leading to a croaky, strained and shaky voice.

Politics

4 h. ago Vanderbilt professor: Why I'm terrified about new coronavirus strain found in China

Dr William Schaffner of the Vanderbilt University Medical Center told DailyMail.com the virus' discovery shows there are threats lurking and there is no time for complacency.

Events

4 h. ago Clever way to 'double' storage space using item you'd normally throw away

Hope Tull has revealed how a common household item can be used to double storage space on your bookshelf - and the hack has since gone viral on social media with people praising her method

Politics