31 h. ago Inside HMP Grendon: New Mail podcast gains 'extraordinary' behind closed doors access to prison providing therapy to Britain's most serious offenders

Opened in 1962, Grendon in Buckinghamshire began as an experimental psychiatric prison specialising in detaining offenders with antisocial personality disorders.

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31 h. ago How close are China and America to triggering World War 3? Edward Alden tells the Mail's 'Apocalypse Now?' podcast how the two superpowers could 'blunder' into devastating global conflict

Alden said that although Trump is a president who is vehemently anti-war, there are more hawkish elements of his administration that may be able to influence his decision-making.

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37 h. ago Michael Gove's son Will reveals he struggled to make friends at school and was REJECTED from multiple jobs due to his high

Hosted by the Reverend Richard Coles, 'The Apple & The Tree' pits parents against their adult children to ask questions about their shared family history they've always wanted answered.

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53 h. ago Donald Trump has done more to help China 'than any other living human being', Professor Steve Tsang tells the Mail's 'Apocalypse Now?' podcast after tariff pullback

Trump's trade war with China escalated on Wednesday, with America's effective tariff rate against the nation now standing at a record 125%.

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65 h. ago Eden’s Shore by Oisín Fagan review – hilarious, beautiful and very violent

A hapless young idealist sets sail for utopia, in this wild epic of colonial chaos in the late 18th-century AmericasIn that dimple of European history between the French Revolution and the coronation of Queen Victoria, there lived a not inconsiderable number of men – usually young, dumb, and full of opium – whose foremost ambition was to set sail for the Americas, and there, in their own parcels of conveniently cheap and plentiful wilderness, found utopian communes where society could be forged anew in accordance with the principles of enlightenment. It certainly didn’t hurt that these endeavours would enable – even necessitate – quite a lot of shagging. Samuel Taylor Coleridge and his mates, Roberts Southey and Lovell, laid plans, between blasts of nitrous oxide and versification, for the foundation of a commune on the banks of Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna River, chosen for its “excessive beauty and its security from hostile Indians”. Lack of funds quickly became an issue, and soon o...

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65 h. ago Queen Victoria's crooked guardian: New Mail podcast reveals how aristocrat conman tried and failed to control young monarch

On this week's episode of 'Queens, Kings, and Dastardly Things', royal biographer Robert Hardman and historian Kate Williams delve into the interesting history of raising Royals.

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3 d. ago PETER HITCHENS brands British police 'the most useless organisation on the face of the planet' in divisive new episode of the Mail's 'Alas Vine & Hitchens' podcast

Hitchens added that the lack of proper policing has wider societal implications, the most problematic being the encouraging of more serious criminality.

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9 d. ago Les Ferdinand reveals the biggest regret of his career as he opens up on how he's still 'haunted' by it

Ex-Newcastle and Spurs forward Les Ferdinand has revealed he's had 'many sleepless nights' since retiring. He opened up on The Mail's 'The Apple & The Tree' podcast.

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1 week ago 'People are spending large amounts of money on BILGE': PETER HITCHENS says astrology is 'creepy' and 'keeps people from thinking seriously about the world'

The broadcaster argued there is an irony in the fact people will 'militantly' call themselves atheists while 'spending large amounts of time and money' on types of spiritual ritual.

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1 week ago Britain's oldest magazine for women The Lady could be set to fold after 140 years as it crashes into liquidation

Founded two years before Queen Victoria 's Golden Jubilee, The Lady is Britain's oldest - and stateliest - magazine for women.

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1 week ago Calum Scott reveals battle with internalised homophobia and body dysmorphia that drove him to the brink of suicide

The singer from Hull spoke publicly for the first time to Bryony Gordon about a 'wasted' youth confronting internalised homophobia and body dysmorphia which left him contemplating suicide.

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2 w. ago Trump threatens to unleash new global nuclear arms race with his team's 'incredibly damaging' rhetoric towards America's allies, defence expert Patrick Turner claims on new Mail podcast

Turner is a tech editor and former colleague of Jeffrey Goldberg, the journalist embroiled in the signal 'war plan' leak scandal. Listen to his interview on Mail podcast Apocalypse Now?

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2 w. ago Signal 'war plan' leak shows that Trump's team is willing to 'play fast and loose' with the lives of American soldiers, former Obama diplomat Brett Bruen tells new Mail podcast

Former Obama White House staffer weighed in on the handling of the Signal 'war plan' leak by the Trump administration on new Mail podcast - Apocalypse Now?

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3 w. ago Mother had a premonition about her son so horrifying she ran to the bathroom to vomit... hours later police arrived at her door

Katja Faber whose son Alex Morgan, 23, from London, was bludgeoned to death by a drug-crazed aristocrat revealed a terrifying nightmare she had about him the night he was killed.

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3 w. ago Expert reveals Britain's 50 best afternoon teas you MUST try: From high tea with dainty china and champagne to modest tearoom scones

In the 1840s, when Queen Victoria's close friend suggested tea and a little bread and butter to stave off 3pm hunger pangs, she unwittingly lit the flame on a national love affair with afternoon tea.

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3 w. ago Crown Princess Victoria twins with her mother Queen Silvia in elegant florals as Swedish royals attend state dinner in Stockholm

Crown Princess Victoria, 47, was accompanied at the Royal Palace in the Swedish capital by her husband Prince Daniel, 51, and her younger brother Prince Carl Philip.

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3 w. ago REVEALED: Hospital chiefs missed 14 chances to stop Lucy Letby killing babies, says bombshell report leaked to Mail's new podcast. Now listen to The Trial to find out more

Mail podcast uncovers bombshell report, ordered by Dr Susan Gilby, reveals babies' lives would have been saved if hospital bosses had acted sooner to remove the killer nurse Lucy Letby from working.

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