91 m. ago Ukrainian journalist's body is returned home from Russia 'without eyes or a brain' in a bag labelled 'unidentified male'

Viktoria Roshchyna's body was returned to Kyiv on April 24 after she disappeared into an unofficial detention centre in occupied Ukraine in August 2023.

Politics

1 hour ago Russia returns body of female Ukrainian reporter with eyes and brain MISSING

Viktoria Roshchyna, 27, was taken as a prisoner of war after heading inside occupied areas of Ukraine to report on the invasion - her mutilated remains have now been returned

Events

2 h. ago Neuralink's first ALS brain implant patient reveals plans for telepathic wheelchair

Brad G Smith, the first person in the world with ALS to receive Elon Musk's Neuralink implant, has opened about how the technology has 'improved my life so much'

Science

5 h. ago Teddi Mellencamp says life feels 'really devastating' as she claps back at critics at first red carpet since surgery

In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, Teddi gave an update on her health battle, and hit back at critics who told her she should not be horse riding while undergoing treatment.

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7 h. ago Kate Middleton has same drink twice a day – and it has one of world's healthiest fruits in it

Kate Middleton, celebrating her 14th wedding anniversary today with Prince William, is said to enjoy a green juice packed with ingredients that are good for the brain

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7 h. ago Teddi Mellencamp shows off brain surgery scars on red carpet days after sharing update on cancer battle

The former ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ star was first diagnosed with melanoma in 2022

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7 h. ago The ‘rat person’ trend is here – and I thoroughly approve | Arwa Mahdawi

Do you like sleeping, eating and scrolling? Me too. What if I told you this was also a way to protest capitalism?Somewhere in Zhejiang province, China, a woman is living my dream. She gets up in the morning and then, almost immediately, goes back to bed. She lies prostrate all day long, scrolling, eating some food, opening some packages, showering at 2am, then snoozing again. As a longtime sleep enthusiast – and the mother of a child who thinks that 5am is a good time to start the day, all systems go – I think this sounds like bliss.The woman in Zhejiang is known as @jiawensishi – and also “rat person”. I am not being rude; that’s what she calls herself. There are lots of rat people out there: it’s a whole trend in China. You might have heard of the “lying flat” movement a few years ago, when young people lazed around displaying symptoms of mild depression, and some thinkers, including the novelist Liao Zenghu, theorised that it was a passive-aggressive resistance movement, rebellin...

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8 h. ago Neurologist reveals how heat affects the brain after NHS issues 'be safe' warning ahead of 29C temperatures

A neurologist has issued advice to Brits ahead of a "mini heatwave" this week to help protect brain health

Events

9 h. ago Glenmavis beauty secures Miss Great Britain Glasgow finals place for second year in a row

Efia Quartey, 18, will once again support charity FAST UK, who aim to cure Angelman Syndrome, a rare genetic condition her nephew Hudson, four, suffers from.

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10 h. ago What the warm weather is doing to your brain and how you can feel less sluggish

Heat can affect your mood and brain in many ways. Here is what you need to know

Events

11 h. ago The 'hidden flaw' in your brain that some experts say is the REAL cause of depression

Could a discovery in scanning enable psychiatrists to spot the neurological causes of depression in patients' brains and treat them?

Science

12 h. ago Chaos is Trump’s calling card. But reality is biting back | Lloyd Green

In his first 100 days, the president has taken a sledgehammer to institutions and the constitution. We can only guess what’s nextIn nearly 100 days on the job, Donald Trump has outlasted Liz Truss and a fabled head of lettuce. That’s a fact, not an achievement. Like the hapless British prime minister, the 47th president blazes a trail of wreckage. Chaos is his calling card. If, when and how the carnage ends is anyone’s guess.The US simultaneously wages economic war on its allies and China. Tariffs soar. It’s as if Trump forgot the words “Smoot-Hawley” and “Great Depression”. The president risks higher inflation and a recession for an idealized yesteryear that never quite was. Back on Earth, markets signal potential capital flight and stagflation.Lloyd Green is an attorney in New York and served in the US Department of Justice from 1990 to 1992 Continue reading...

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13 h. ago Selfless last act of toddler who died weeks before his 2nd birthday at nursery

Henry Spletter was rushed to hospital from nursery after choking and tragically died two days later after suffering a 'non-survivable' brain injury, just two months before his second birthday

Events

17 h. ago Man suffers fractured skull and bleeding to his brain after attack outside of Hamilton pub

The victim fell and struck his head on the pavement, the town's sheriff court heard on Friday.

Events

18 h. ago ‘You have to be taken inside Poirot’s brain’: Ken Ludwig on the secret to adapting Agatha Christie

The US playwright and anglophile behind much-revived comedies has a flair for crime and is following a crowd-pleasing Murder on the Orient Express with Death on the NileIf you ever face a quiz question about the most performed theatre writers in the world, likely to have a play on somewhere every day, William Shakespeare, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Agatha Christie are all reliable answers but a fourth may surprise you: Ken Ludwig. He also has intriguing connections with the other three.The popularity that made the American wealthy enough to have donated £1m to the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust is partly due – apart from his own much-revived comedies, Lend Me a Tenor (1986) and Moon Over Buffalo (1995) – to Christie. Ludwig’s 2017 adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express has had hundreds of productions and is currently touring the UK. We meet when he is in London for a workshop on a second Hercule Poirot adaptation, Death on the Nile, which premieres in September. Continue reading...

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19 h. ago Dear Coleen: My husband wants a divorce but I think it's a mid

"He’s not happy being married. I’m worried he’s depressed or having some kind of midlife crisis."

Politics

32 h. ago Neuralink's third brain implant patient regains speech after being robbed of his voice by progressive disease

An Arizona man has become the third person in the world to receive Neuralink's brain implant - letting him 'speak' again in his own voice.

Economics

32 h. ago Yasmin Le Bon says 'crippling pain' leaves her unable to walk

Yasmin Le Bon has opened up on the 'depressing' back pain she has suffered from for years

Politics

34 h. ago Vaping warning over 'popcorn lung' risk as there is 'no cure'

A number of recent studies have shown a link between vaping and popcorn lung, a serious and irreversible lung condition that causes scarring in the tiny airways

Events

36 h. ago Neuralink's third brain implant patient regains speech with help from Elon Musk's AI bot

An Arizona man has become the third person in the world to receive Neuralink's brain implant - letting him 'speak' again in his own voice.

Economics