1 hour ago The 750 schools where free breakfast clubs will open next week

From Tuesday, thousands of parents will have access to 30 minutes of morning childcare as part of a pilot scheme running until July

Politics

2 h. ago Huge schools change this week to save parents £450 is 'something the Tories would never do'

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson told the Mirror the Tories' only idea is giving private schools their tax breaks back - on the eve of free breakfast clubs opening at schools across England

Economics

2 h. ago ‘Anything is possible’ – London marathon participant with motor neurone disease

Alex Gibson, alongside friends Antony Quant, 51, and Andy Long, 47, will be participating in the London marathon on April 27 in aid of the charity.

Politics

2 h. ago Jamie Vardy: Update on Leicester legend's future issued by Ruud van Nistelrooy

Former England striker Jamie Vardy is now 38 and fast approaching the end of his contract at the King Power Stadium, leaving his long-term future at Leicester City in question

Politics

3 h. ago Arne Slot hits back at pundits over Liverpool opinion and aims subtle jibe at Man City

Arne Slot accepts that pundits can have an opinion on whether the standard of the top-flight in England has fallen during a season which has seen his team turn the title race into a procession

Events

3 h. ago Free breakfast clubs to open at 750 schools as teachers voice funding fears

Thousands of parents will be able to access half an hour of morning childcare on Tuesday.

Society

5 h. ago As a kid I hated Easter because nothing happened – now I treasure its stillness and strange beauty | Paul Daley

The seasonal change brings in me a mellowness and a desire to reflect that feels somehow spiritual, albeit in a secular wayFor Christians, Easter is a remarkable time of new life, of resurrection and spiritual renewal. But those of a more secular persuasion can also find themselves beguiled by the restorative zeitgeist of this celebratory time of year.In the northern hemisphere it’s spring, with its green shoots and brighter light. Down here, deep in the southern hemisphere, the transition is of a gentle autumnal splendour – of softer skies and a flourish of bronze in the deciduous treetops. Continue reading...

Politics

5 h. ago Top cop sacked after having sex with colleague as boss slams 'abhorrent behaviour'

The Independent Office for Police Conduct found that Tom Simons, former Essex Police chief superintendent, failed to disclose a relationship with one colleague and touched another inappropriately

Politics

5 h. ago Top cop sacked after bonking colleague as boss slams 'abhorrent behaviour'

The Independent Office for Police Conduct found that Tom Simons, former Essex Police chief superintendent, failed to disclose a relationship with one colleague and touched another inappropriately

Politics

5 h. ago Top cop sacked after sex with colleague as boss slams 'abhorrent behaviour'

The Independent Office for Police Conduct found that Tom Simons, former Essex Police chief superintendent, failed to disclose a relationship with one colleague and touched another inappropriately

Politics

5 h. ago Top cop sacked after relationship with colleague as boss slams 'abhorrent behaviour'

The Independent Office for Police Conduct found that Tom Simons, former Essex Police chief superintendent, failed to disclose a relationship with one colleague and touched another inappropriately

Politics

6 h. ago Holly Aitchison sparkles in latest England rout as fly half decision looms

England 59-7 Scotland: Fly half Aitchison unlocked England’s attacking game in another thrashing of overmatched opposition

Politics

7 h. ago Red Roses rout Scotland to set up Six Nations grand slam decider

It will all come down to the final day of the Six Nations

Politics

7 h. ago Full list: The 750 schools where free breakfast clubs will open next week

From Tuesday, thousands of parents will have access to 30 minutes of morning childcare as part of a pilot scheme running until July

Politics

7 h. ago Rampant Red Roses rout Scotland to set up grand slam decider with France

England 59-7 ScotlandTwickenham finale will decide destination of titleEngland felled Scotland in a devastating manner to set up a grand slam decider against France in the Women’s Six Nations as they bid for their seventh successive title. The 59-7 victory was the team’s 33rd consecutive win in the tournament.England were heavy favourites heading into the match as Scotland have never beaten the Red Roses in the tournament, with their last win across all competitions against their rivals coming in 1999. Continue reading...

Politics

7 h. ago Popular Welsh restaurant hit by 'devastating' fire as smoke seen billowing from building

Emergency services were called to the scene on Good Friday

Events

12 h. ago England and Wales' cancer capitals revealed: Interactive map of 36,000 neighbourhoods lays bare how many people are dying of cancer in YOUR area

MailOnline's investigation - presented below in an interactive map - analysed every fatality recorded in 2023. It divides the two nations into 36,000 districts.

Events

13 h. ago Revealed: The WORST area in England to call an ambulance...where you'll be waiting over an hour for paramedics

Analysis of latest NHS data found one in ten heart attack and stroke patients in March were waiting over an hour and 16 minutes for paramedics to arrive in one part of the country.

Politics

13 h. ago Why trans rights protests are being held across the UK today after Supreme Court ruling

The transgender community will hold protests in both England and Scotland on Saturday after a Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman

Events

13 h. ago Clodagh Rodgers dead: Eurovision icon dies after health battle

Eurovision legend Clodagh Rodgers, who represented the UK for Ireland in 1971, has died as her son Sam Sorbie shared the sad news in a Facebook post today

Events