94 m. ago Katie Price shares emotional update on mum Amy as she gets 'new lease of life'

Reality star Katie Price brought tears of joy to her mother, Amy - who is battling a terminal lung disease called IPF - as she gave her a thoughtful present for Christmas

Economics

2 h. ago The surprising sign in your eyes that indicates if you'll get dementia later in life

Memory loss is the tell-tale sign that you or a loved one could be developing dementia. However, science shows your eyes could hold the first signs of the devastating disease years before diagnosis.

Politics

3 h. ago NIGEL FARAGE shares his New Year address with Daily Mail readers: I've never known Britain feel gloomier. Here's how Reform can give EVERY voter hope next year

As 2025 draws to a close, I can't remember the country ever being gloomier. People are getting poorer. Unemployment is rising.

Politics

3 h. ago Body of man pulled from reservoir after small aircraft crashes into water

He is believed to have been the sole occupant of the aircraft

Events

5 h. ago In my 50 years writing about Britain's finances, never have I been more shocked by the incompetence of a government. Labour have crippled the economy after a series of blunders and U

Two growth-destroying Budgets and multiple U-turns by the Chancellor Rachel Reeves have sapped confidence and crippled investment - the keys to future growth.

Politics

5 h. ago Winter storm brings heavy snow and strong winds across parts of the US

Frigid temperatures in Great Lakes, north-east and midwest as tens of thousands face power outages and icy travelA wild winter storm brought strong winds, heavy snow and frigid temperatures to the Great Lakes and north-east on Tuesday, a day after a bomb cyclone barreled across the midwest and left tens of thousands of customers without power.The storm hit parts of the Plains and Great Lakes on Monday with sharply colder air, strong winds and a mix of snow, ice and rain, leading to treacherous travel. Forecasters said it intensified quickly enough to meet the criteria of a bomb cyclone, a system that strengthens rapidly as pressure drops. Continue reading...

Events

5 h. ago Sister of 'extremist' Egyptian dissident who Keir Starmer welcomed to Britain praised 'imagination' of Hamas militants after 7 October attacks

Mona Seif, who headed a long-running campaign for her brother Alaa Abd El-Fattah's release, suggested the 2023 violence against Israelwas 'understandable'.

Events

6 h. ago Labour criticises Tory shadow attorney general for representing Roman Abramovich

It comes just weeks after the government piled pressure on the Russian billionaire to hand over the £2.5bn he received from the sale of Chelsea Football Club

Politics

6 h. ago Putin seizes secret £100m palace in occupied Crimea with age

VLADIMIR Putin has been accused of secretly seizing a £100 million ultra-luxury clifftop palace in occupied Crimea. The palace is complete with a private hospital operating theatre, cryochamber and gold-plated bathroom fittings. The sprawling estate, hidden at Cape Aya on the Southern tip of the Black peninsula, was originally built for ousted Ukrainian president Victor...

Events

6 h. ago Eerie 1998 poll shows Americans making host of scarily accurate predictions about what would have happened by 2025

Among those surveyed, a majority said a deadly new disease would emerge, gay marriages would be commonplace and the country would elect its first black president.

Politics

7 h. ago Gardeners warned to look out for 'unsightly' black spots on roses in winter

Black spot disease is the "most common and troublesome" affliction affecting rose bushes, and gardeners are being urged to check their plants for dark spots on their leaves.

Events

8 h. ago Ignoring Kevin Sinfield for a knighthood is national disgrace

The honours system has become a farce and needs scrapping and starting again after rugby league legend and motor neurone disease fundraiser Kevin Sinfield missed out

Sport

8 h. ago Putin 'builds secret £100million palace' in occupied Crimea fitted with cryochamber, a private hospital and a gold

Vladimir Putin has been accused of secretly grabbing an ultra-luxury £100 million palace on the edge of a cliff in occupied Crimea.

Economics

8 h. ago Threesomes, rough towels and ‘lesbian bed death’: 23 of the best Sexual Healing columns

The Guardian’s sex advice column is coming to an end after 20 years. Here are some of the most memorable questions and answers• Pamela Stephenson Connolly on two decades of solving readers’ sex problemsMy wonderful new wife is everything I have always looked for in a woman. The issue is that she is openly and proudly bisexual. When we first became involved, she even joked that she didn’t want me getting mad when it was time for her to visit her friend on girls’ trips. A threesome with a bisexual woman has always been my fantasy. She even gave me permission to go online and find a “unicorn” for us. But when I set up a meeting, she didn’t seem to want to follow through with it, so I stopped looking. Recently, on holiday, she made a sexual comment about a girl in a bikini, so I again brought up the idea of a threesome. But she said she might have grown out of that phase of her life and just wants to be with me. She also said that adding another person would ruin the marriage, and I wor...

Events

9 h. ago In a tumultuous year, US health policy has been dramatically reshaped under RFK Jr.

President Donald Trump’s second term has brought major changes to the Department of Health and Human Services

Events

9 h. ago My big night out: I finished the 1990s with fireworks, a funfair, flirting – and furious hope for the future

It was the end of a fabulous decade, when spontaneous, unpredictable parties seemed not just possible but typical. A new millennium was dawning. What could possibly go wrong?‘We wish you peace,” said Tony Blair as the clock struck 8pm. It was New Year’s Eve 1999, a Friday night, and I was on the banks of the Thames. Britain’s fresh-faced prime minister – only two years into the job – was giving a gimmick called The British Airways London Eye its first spin. The Eye was physically unremarkable and harrowingly slow, but it didn’t matter because it only had a five-year lease and definitely wouldn’t still be around a quarter of a century later, littering the skyline.It was the end of the 90s and, as the Thatcher/Major doldrums whizzed out of view like the subplot of Sliding Doors, we maintained a Bridget Jones-like innocence and entrusted the future to guys like Blair, Peter Mandelson and Bill Clinton, who didn’t seem like (respectively) warmongers, abuse excusers or sex pests. Continue...

Events

10 h. ago Champion amateur jockey who discovered Paul Nicholls star retires: ‘I’ve lost the buzz’

Will Biddick, Britain’s most successful point-to-point rider, announced his retirement on the same day that his protege No Drama This End triumphed at Newbury

Politics

11 h. ago We brought the cinema home for cosy season with a window projector – but a grave error traumatised our neighbours

GOING to the cinema has become an increasingly expensive luxury, which is why many are resorting to movie nights at home. But for one group of friends the seemingly innocent activity turned into a horrifying experience for their neighbours. Olivia Flowers, 33, took to TikTok after a movie night went horribly wrong when fellow residents...

Events

11 h. ago London travel news LIVE: Van fire halts M25 traffic near Watford

A van fire has brought traffic to a standstill on the M25 anticlockwise between junctions 22 and 21A, causing delays of around 45 minutes

Events

12 h. ago Aid cuts are an opportunity for Africa to take control of the health of the continent, says leading doctor

While the slashing of funding is a ‘painful experience’, it should prompt African governments to do more to tackle corruption, raise taxes and manufacture medical supplies locally, Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention head Dr Jean Kaseya tells Rachel Schraer

Society