40 m. ago He was saved from cancer as a toddler, but the treatment ultimately cost his life

Collin Junior Lou Macari Stoke City Price - named after his dad's favourite football team - suffered a second brain tumour

Economics

42 m. ago ‘I waited months to reunite with my family – but I missed the chance by 13 minutes’

Refugees in the UK are unable to reunite with their loved ones after the Home Office paused a life-line visa scheme in September

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48 m. ago UK's best place to retire has been named but there's a big catch

The best places in the UK to retire have been revealed in a new study by Legal & General, which ranked UK constituencies based on six key pillars of later-life happiness

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49 m. ago People ask if she's my mum and say 'it's disgusting', but there's nothing wrong with our 27

Charlotte Marshall, 30, and Julie Kerry, 57, have been together nearly a decade, but that hasn't stopped the online trolls

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54 m. ago DWP full list of muscle conditions that could get £749 payment

The DWP has released the latest figures, revealing that nearly 1.2 million adults across Great Britain are now receiving support through Personal Independence Payment (PIP) for over 85 musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions

Economics

62 m. ago Virtual Monopoly, Uno and Yahtzee over the real thing? No thanks | Dominik Diamond

When our family board game night got cancelled, I sampled digital spins on the classics instead. I’m not sure I should have bothered – with one exception I don’t play video game versions of board games. Why would you? The whole point of video games is to be faster, more visually arresting, and less reliant on other humans than old games played with dice and cards. But a recent family board game night was derailed by clashing schedules and family civil war, so I spent a Saturday night trying them out on the iPhone instead.I started with Uno because that is the old family staple. We still use the Simpsons Uno set we got decades ago. It is simple and comforting, the chicken soup of card games. The iOS version is a different consommé altogether. A three-minute time limit for each round means it is as much about avoiding mistakes as it is about tactics. I like this development, but I miss the family banter (and ruthless switching allegiances) of our real-life family version. It’s not the...

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69 m. ago Mum banned from airline after being arrested at UK Airport for being 'too drunk'

A mum-of-two who was arrested at Manchester Airport after being too inebriated to fly has said she is trying to 'get her social life back on track' following the incident

Events

85 m. ago Morrisons to close 103 supermarkets, cafes, pharmacies and florists

Some Morrisons stores will close completely while others will bid farewell to the in-store pharmacy, cafe, or florist counter

Politics

1 hour ago David Beckham avoids wife Victoria's 'ire' after following King Charles' lead

David Beckham has become the first non-royal to guest edit an edition of Country Life magazine

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1 hour ago Mum took a picture with her kids at Manchester Airport ahead of family holiday... she was arrested minutes later

Leanne Burns was with her two children when was arrested at Manchester Airport and banned from an airline

Society

1 hour ago Mum arrested at Manchester Airport and banned from airline after she's stopped from boarding

Leanne Burns was with her two children when was arrested at Manchester Airport and banned from an airline

Events

1 hour ago Celebrity Traitors' most explosive rows: From feuds spilling into real life to petty 'revenge' banishments, how the all

It may only be halfway through the series, but with the famous faces having swapped the red carpet for the roundtable, egos and emotions have already made for plenty of explosive TV.

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1 hour ago The one group whose sleep cycle could benefit from putting clocks back an hour

Experts say that, for most, it will take days for the biological clock and the actual clock to realign

Politics

1 hour ago ‘Incredible’ WWII movie that gave fans ‘goosebumps’ available to watch for free

This star-studded 1950s WWII thriller is often forgotten by film fans but could be one of the best war movies ever made

Events

2 h. ago 'Most tattooed woman' vows to remove £193k tattoos after not seeing face in 10 years

Amber Luke, who is known as 'Australia's most tattooed woman', has spent £193,500 on her ink and has 36 tattoos on her face - but she hasn't seen her natural face in a decade

Economics

2 h. ago Wayne Rooney banned from watching son Kai play football after impossible decision

Wayne Rooney's son Kai is a highly-rated talent in Manchester United's academy but the former England captain is unable to watch him in action for a heartbreaking reason

Events

2 h. ago Asparagus stays fresh '5 days longer' if stored with simple kitchen item

Asparagus is a highly perishable vegetable, with a notoriously short shelf life of just three to five days in the fridge before its quality rapidly declines.

Politics

2 h. ago AD FEATURE: See Alfie Boe, Madness and more fantastic artists in Manchester

See incredible artists including Pete Tong and his 'Ibiza Classics' tour in Manchester

Sport

2 h. ago Baby P's, 1, tormented life from shaved to scalp with teeth broken as vile mum sat back

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT. As Tracey Connelly, the evil mother of Baby P, makes another bid for freedom, the Mirror takes a look at the nine month reign of terror by Connelly's sadistic lover, Steven Barker

Politics

3 h. ago Chess: Fide to ‘discipline’ Kramnik over Naroditsky cheating allegations

The Fide president, Arkady Dvorkovich, said that Kramnik, who is accused of unfounded allegations against Naroditsky, will be referred to its ethics disciplinary committeeFide has responded to the death of Daniel Naroditsky by promising to take faster action over allegations by former world champion Vladimir Kramnik, which were made without significant evidence.The Fide president, Arkady Dvorkovich, announced on Wednesday that the case will be referred to its ethics and disciplinary committee, which has the power to ban players for life. The omens for that are not promising. A similar referral of the Magnus Carlsen v Hans Niemann episode at the 2022 Sinquefield Cup took more than a year, and produced just a €10,000 fine for Carlsen and no other penalties. Continue reading...

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