64 m. ago More than 500 small boat migrants arrived in Britain on day of Keir Starmer's 'one in, one out' deal

The figures are a fresh blow to the Labour leader and the number of crossings over the year so far to 21,690, which is more than a 50 per cent higher than 2024.

Economics

74 m. ago Beware the CHEATWAVE! Sunny weather triggers a massive spike in cheating

The UK is expected to record more scorching temperatures over the next few days. And Brits are likely to get hot and bothered in more ways than one, experts have warned.

Society

77 m. ago One in four Brits want T in the Park comeback as TRNSMT gets underway

Tens of thousands of revellers will descend on Glasgow Green for TRNSMT this weekend, but music fans want TITP back too.

Politics

86 m. ago Tour de France 2025: Pogacar rides back into yellow with sprint victory in stage seven

Favourite takes over race lead from Mathieu van der PoelVingegaard beaten to line as Britain’s Onley finishes thirdTadej Pogacar is back in the yellow jersey after the defending champion fought off Jonas Vingegaard to win stage seven of the Tour de France.Pogacar, who has won the Tour three times, claimed his second stage of this year’s Tour at the end of a 197km ride from Saint-Malo to Mûr-de-Bretagne, outsprinting Vingegaard at the summit finish, with Britain’s Oscar Onley taking third place.Jeremy Whittle’s report to follow. Continue reading...

Politics

99 m. ago GPs told to prescribe gym sessions and job centre appointments to get sicknote Britain back to work

GPs will be told to stop signing sick notes and instead send patients to the gym or a job centre in a bid to tackle the sicknote epidemic.

Politics

1 hour ago Heatwave and dolphin double whammy give seaside town its best summer in 60 years

The repeated heatwaves have left Brits sweltering but given a much needed boost to Britain's tourist towns and cities, with Scarborough enjoying its best summer in 60 years

Politics

1 hour ago Noel Gallagher's heartfelt Oasis tour gesture revealed as he returns to Manchester with Liam

The Wonderwall hitmaker is set to rake in millions from the Britpop legends' first tour in 16 years

Politics

1 hour ago My mother ruined my wedding portrait by pointing out a rude detail I hadn't seen before

British TikTok creator Sophie Jo, who has racked up more than 10,000 followers and 100,000 likes, posted the seemingly innocent image online, after her mother burst her bubble of nuptial bliss.

Politics

2 h. ago Revealed: Europe’s top pickpocket hotspots as summer holidays begin

An ex-detective has revealed Europe’s top pickpocketing destinations, as Britons gear up for the summer holidays.

Politics

2 h. ago Beautiful country 'by far the cheapest place' for British expats to live

Italy has been named as the cheapest place to live for British expats, according to a recent study - here are the other countries that made the list

Politics

2 h. ago British mountaineer says K2 challenge is ‘one of the world’s toughest’

British-Bangladeshi mountaineer Akke Rahman hopes to reach the summit before the end of July.

Politics

2 h. ago Images of women police want to speak to released following 'blessing scam' alert

CCTV images of three women police want to speak with have been released

Events

2 h. ago Brit tourist gets free quadbike trip as hotel room stinks, then suffers horror crash

Tony Holliday, 57, was left with a fractured right leg, head and shoulder injuries after the crash - which happened after being given a complimentary quadbiking trip while on holiday in Sal, Cape Verde

Events

2 h. ago The diplomacy of art: Bayeux tapestry loan shows cultural gifts still matter

History is full of examples of artworks being used to express things diplomats would be forbidden to sayThis week’s masterclass in the renewal of the entente cordiale was based on a genuine desire by two countries to reconnect. But in addition it served as a reminder that diplomacy is not only an art, but art itself has always been an essential tool of diplomacy. So the extended loan of the Bayeux tapestry, exchanged with treasures from Sutton Hoo, is not just a gesture of trust but marks a return to the roots of diplomacy, and its cultural lure.Doubtless security experts will remember the summit’s declarations of new nuclear co-operation while pollsters will eye “the one in, one out” migrant deal to see if it actually turns the political tide in the Channel. But the popular legacy will be the queues forming at the British Museum from September 2026 when the tapestry goes on display, and in Rouen and Caen when the treasures from Sutton Hoo are viewed by the French in what is already...

Culture

3 h. ago 'Some coppers are bent, but only a handful': What fighting Liverpool's notorious drugs gangs is really like, by two veteran detectives

EXCLUSIVE: The Mail has spoken to former police detectives to understand the challenges of bringing kingpins to justice both in Liverpool and the rest of the UK.

Events

3 h. ago Panting, gular fluttering and sploots: how Britain’s animals try to keep cool

From cows and cats to squirrels and birds, all have their own methods but may need more help as heatwaves intensifyWith the UK bracing for its third heatwave of the summer, 2025 is on course to be a record-breaking year for temperature. As people retreat into paddling pools and beneath the breeze of pedestal fans, a quieter and less visible struggle is playing out across the country’s fields, forests and hedgerows. So how are Britain’s animals weathering the heat?From cows and cats to herons, horses and even earthworms, each species has evolved its own tactics for staying cool – some more effective than others. But as extreme heat events become more frequent and intense, scientists are beginning to question the longer-term resilience of UK wildlife, and what we can do to help. Continue reading...

Politics

3 h. ago 'I visited a seaside town dubbed Britain’s friendliest and coolest coastal escape'

A travel writer recently visited one of the UK's coolest seaside towns - a bustling yet welcoming town boasting a series of excellent beaches and a relaxed atmosphere

Politics

3 h. ago James O'Connor makes Australia return for British and Irish Lions Test series after Noah Lolesio injury

Veteran fly-half back in Wallabies fold for first time in three years ahead of Brisbane opener

Events

4 h. ago CHRIS HUGHES: 'UK citizens could be harmed as Iran widens its target library'

Iran is increasingly a threat to UK citizens and interests amid a changing Middle East as mounting tensions with Israel and the United States put Britain firmly in Tehran's crosshairs

Events

4 h. ago Major change to football ticket laws to tackle dangerous pattern of behaviour

A new law put forward by Labour's Linsey Farnsworth will see fans who force or trick their way into football grounds hit with long banning orders and fines

Sport