28 m. ago NHS chiefs accused of 'prioritising' single women and lesbians as number of straight couples getting free IVF plunges 28% in a decade

The Daily Mail can reveal the number of women with male partners having cycles of taxpayer-funded fertility treatment each year has fallen 28% since peaking in 2016.

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36 m. ago 'Elegant' £600 crystal watch plummets to under £90 in time for early Christmas shopping

Get ahead of Christmas Shopping early this year, as you can bag a stunning crystal watch worth £600 for less than £90 thanks to this limited-time deal

Economics

39 m. ago Tennis pro gets boob job despite "you're not going to be able to play" warning

A French tennis player took nine months away from the sport this year and used that time to have a boob job, despite being warned she would not be able to play again

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40 m. ago Mary Berry admits 'I didn't want drama' as she shares Bake Off struggle

Former Great British Bake Off judge Dame Mary Berry has spoken about her time on the now Channel 4 programme and her thoughts about managing the contestants and their baking adventures

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55 m. ago Fade to grey: as forests are cut down, butterflies are losing their colours

The insects’ brilliant hues evolved in lush ecosystems to help them survive. Now they are becoming more muted to adapt to degraded landscapes – and they are not the only things dulling downPhotographs by Roberto García-RoaThe world is becoming less colourful. For butterflies, bold and bright wings once meant survival, helping them attract mates and hide from prey. But a new research project suggests that as humans replace rich tropical forests with monochrome, the colour of other creatures is leaching away.“The colours on a butterfly’s wings are not trivial – they have been designed over millions of years,” says researcher and photographer Roberto García-Roa, who is part of a project in Brazil documenting how habitat loss is bleaching the natural world of colour.Amiga arnaca found in a eucalyptus plantation, where scientists observed butterflies were less colourful than in native forests Continue reading...

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57 m. ago Luke Littler reveals why he is DREADING World Grand Prix despite being red

Luke Littler is preparing for one of his least favourite tournaments - the World Grand Prix - with the unique rules catching him out last time as he was knocked out in round one

Sport

84 m. ago Germany's Chancellor Merz says he assumes Russia was behind incursion of 'reconnaissance drones' that sparked airport chaos and left 10,000 passengers stranded

Munich Airport, one of Germany 's biggest, was forced to cancel flights late on Thursday and Friday, before reopening from 7.00am local time (6.00am BST) on Saturday.

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1 hour ago Mount Everest rescue live: Race against time to save 200 hikers stuck in snowstorm

Some 350 others have been led to safety by rescuers

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1 hour ago Energy expert says unplug 20 'unused' devices now to slash bills £140

You could cut your bill by 16% with the free and simple step

Economics

1 hour ago Finn Wolfhard’s honest playlist: ‘I don’t know if I want to hear Sweet Child O’ Mine any more’

The musician and actor gives Bowie some welly at karaoke and is a lapsed G’n’R superfan. But which UK stadium indie-popsters created the first album he ever bought?The first song I fell in love withI was in my living room one fall afternoon, sick from school, aged six, and my mom was like: ‘You’ve never heard the Beatles before?’ She put on Help! the movie, then for the rest of the day, I played Help! over and over again on her iPod.The song I do at karaoke Anything David Bowie is really fun, like Fame or Queen Bitch. No one is ever going to sound like Bowie, but I just love the energy and mood. Recently I did Save Me by Aimee Mann, which I think made everyone really bored, but I had the greatest time. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Andrea Stella: McLaren needs to be accurate with crash review as a lot at stake

World championship rivals Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri collided for the second time this season in Singapore.

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2 h. ago Aston Martin warns on profits amid US tariffs and seeks ‘proactive support’

Carmaker blames weaker demand on Trump policies amid supply chain pressures after Jaguar Land Rover cyber-attackBusiness live – latest updatesAston Martin has blamed Donald Trump’s tariffs for a profit warning, as the carmaker urged the UK government to offer more “proactive support”.The company, which manufactures its cars in factories in Warwickshire and south Wales, downgraded its profit outlook on Monday for the second time this year. It said that it now expects to make a larger loss than the £110m loss that was the lower end of its profit forecasts. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago 'I'm a comms expert and one phrase gets people to listen every time'

Richard Perry said the phrase was the most effective way to make people stop scrolling and actually listen

Politics

2 h. ago Tory party conference 2025: Mel Stride pledges £5,000 national insurance rebate for young homebuyers

Shadow chancellor will use his Tory conference speech to set plans to cut welfare spending, foreign aid and the Civil Service if his party wins the next election

Economics

2 h. ago Mount Everest rescue: Race against time to save 200 hikers after snowstorm

Hundreds of hikers remain stranded on Mount Everest, the highest peak on the world, after the storm swept across the Himalayas and sparked landslides and floods on the Nepalese side

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3 h. ago Only Murders in the Building season 5: what time is episode 7 out on Disney+? UK and US timings

Only Murders in the Building’s fifth season will continue with another episode this week 📺👀

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3 h. ago In the moment: 40 years of Reuters photojournalism – in pictures

The way we see the world can change in a few hundredths of a second. That’s the time it takes to capture a photograph. Reuters has published more than 14 million photographs over the past four decades, a new book, In the Moment, looks back over 40 years of photojournalism Continue reading...

Culture

3 h. ago Death row inmates' horror botched executions from blood spurting to catching fire

The US made history in August as it executed its first-ever prisoner in 15 years by firing squad in what was only the fourth time the method has been used since the death penalty was resumed in the country

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3 h. ago Horror botched executions from taking 43 minutes to die to catching fire

The US made history in August as it executed its first-ever prisoner in 15 years by firing squad in what was only the fourth time the method has been used since the death penalty was resumed in the country

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4 h. ago I Swear: Scot with Tourettes whose life inspired hit film visits cinema for first time in 40 years

John Davidson’s life inspired film I Swear

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