39 m. ago Dusk's 'soft and luxurious' duvet cover cut to £20 in winter sale

Shoppers have said this duvet make 'every night's sleep feel like a treat'.

Economics

54 m. ago Our beautiful children have the same devastating illness as Jesy Nelson's twins... but a simple £5 test when he was a baby could have changed everything

In the wake of the Little Mix's star's heartbreaking revelation, the Mail spoke to two mother's who have been on the frontline of this game changing reform for years.

Economics

57 m. ago Gnonto and Tanaka turn tie on its head as Leeds knock Derby out of FA Cup

Daniel Farke had no need to channel Marcel Bielsa and send any spies to watch Derby train this past week to know that, even with eight changes to his starting XI, his Leeds squad had more than enough Premier League class to overcome mid-table Championship opposition. Goals from the fringe players Wilfried Gnonto, Ao Tanaka and James Justin enabled Leeds to bounce back from their dramatic 4-3 defeat at Newcastle and overturn Ben Brereton Díaz’s first-half goal. Leeds have lost just once in nine games now and, as well as an eight-point buffer from the relegation zone, can now countenance the prospect of an FA Cup run.With all the history surrounding this midday kick-off, it was a tame opening half-hour before Leeds upped the intensity to earn the chance to go ahead. Even with their much-changed lineup, the running off the ball and incision of passing of the Premier League side suggested an opening goal was incoming. The fact it then went to Derby only accelerated the adrenaline. Conti...

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67 m. ago She spent 366 days searching for her cats after losing them in the LA fires: ‘I promised my babies’

After her Altadena home burned down, Darlene Hamilton wondered whether her cats Merlyn and Kiki had escaped. A year later, she hasn’t given up hopeMost nights for the last year, Darlene Hamilton slept four hours and woke at about 4.30am. She wanted to sleep, but she could not.Instead the 66-year-old started the day at her Altadena rental home in morning darkness with a familiar routine, scouring through websites of local humane societies and lost animal groups in search of two familiar little faces. For a year, her days often began and ended with this ritual. Continue reading...

Events

67 m. ago Sisters split up after dad murdered mum and fled to Scotland reunited 50 years later

The lives of Theresa Fazzani, 59 and Janet Brocklhurst, 57, changed forever when they found mum Helen Barnes lying dead on her bed in December 1973.

Events

73 m. ago UK shoppers buy less food and drink as experts blame 'fat jab Christmas'

Grocery sales hit £19.6billion over the four weeks to December 27 - up 2.5% compared to the previous year - but sales on a volume basis fell 0.2%

Economics

75 m. ago Iran police station and mosque set on fire as revolution sees THOUSANDS demand change

Protests in Iran have hurtled toward the 14-day mark, as more than 115 people have been killed in the revolution, with streets flooded with thousands of people fighting back against the oppressive regime

Events

2 h. ago Ending the war in Ukraine has more support than ever. So why is peace still not in sight? | Gwendolyn Sasse

The Paris declaration by the ‘coalition of the willing’ supports a nonexistent ceasefire that remains at the mercy of Russian intransigenceGwendolyn Sasse is director of the Centre for East European and International StudiesAn end to Russia’s war against Ukraine is still not in sight. The frequency of high-level meetings of Ukrainian, US and European representatives in recent weeks, as well as the intermittent US-Russia exchanges, have not changed this fundamental reality. There is no ceasefire in place, European and US military support is not confirmed and, most importantly, Russia does not want the war to end.The latest talks in Paris managed to bring 35 countries of the “coalition of the willing” together. The core objective was to advance the principle, and implementation, of security guarantees for a future ceasefire. The participation of the US alongside European leaders and a wider coalition of partners was noteworthy. However, the actual result remains vague.Gwendolyn Sasse ...

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2 h. ago Hidden tax change that could see thousands of tax bills quadruple from April due to Labour rules

WHITE van men are facing a tax bombshell as annual bills have quadrupled under rules introduced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves. Thousands of tradespeople and small business owners who rely on double-cab pick-up trucks are being hammered by a little-known tax hike quietly introduced back in April 2025. Experts say a "little-known tweak" in the 2024...

Economics

2 h. ago Grand Prix ticket and hotel deals for F1 in 2026 to Monaco, Spain, Italy, Silverstone, Singapore and more

THE spectacular sights and sounds of a Formula 1 race – nothing comes close to the thrill of a live Grand Prix.  For motorsport fans around the world, the pilgrimage to Silverstone is a hallowed tradition.  F1 races in 2026 * Prices correct at time of writing but are subject to change. But a growing...

Sport

2 h. ago Antiques Roadshow fan buys £1.50 jug with telling symbol that changes everything

A savvy thrifter has made a "very tidy profit" on a silver jug that looks very simple – and they have also revealed what people need to look for to bag a bargain

Economics

2 h. ago Man United predicted squad for Brighton as Darren Fletcher weighs up changes

Darren Fletcher is set to have a strong squad available in Manchester United's FA Cup clash with Brighton but some players will be keen to start

Politics

3 h. ago When moving around in your sleep becomes a warning sign you mustn't ignore. I can show underlying conditions, says DR ELLIE... if this sounds like you this is what to do

My wife says I roll around and talk in my sleep, and often sound in distress. Is there any way to stop this? Dr Ellie Cannon responds...

Events

3 h. ago Arne Slot hit with Conor Bradley injury blow as he vows to go strong against Barnsley

Bradley to miss rest of season with serious knee injurySlot will not repeat past error in FA Cup third-round tieArne Slot has promised not to repeat last season’s FA Cup gamble against Plymouth when Liverpool entertain Barnsley in the third round on Monday. One player he will not be able to select, however, is Conor Bradley after it was confirmed the right-back will have to undergo surgery on the knee injury he sustained in Thursday’s goalless draw with Arsenal and is likely to rule him out for the rest of the season.Slot changed all 10 outfield players for the fourth-round tie at Home Park and was punished as Plymouth, then bottom of the Championship, produced a huge shock to win 1-0. He compounded his selection risk with an inexperienced bench that included only two senior players; Curtis Jones and Darwin Núñez. Slot stands by his decision on the basis Liverpool were challenging for four trophies at the time. But with his team out of the Carabao Cup and a distant fourth in the Pre...

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3 h. ago ‘There is one story we never tell’: will old family photos bring joy to my ailing mother – or remind us of dark secrets?

As Alzheimer’s tightens its grip, we have started making our way through the hundreds of albums in my childhood home. But some are too painful to revisitA couple of months ago, my mother moved into a nursing home. Her Alzheimer’s has progressed to a point where it’s no longer safe for her to live alone, and she now needs round-the-clock care. It has been my task to empty out her house, where she lived for more than 50 years.It’s not a job I would have asked for; it requires that I trawl through memories that aren’t mine, or shared memories that are painful for one reason or another. But my mother is no longer able  to make these decisions herself, about which of her possessions are worth keeping hold of and which should be discarded, either for practical reasons of space or necessity or because a continued attachment to the stories behind them might do more harm than good. By deciding these things for her I’m curating her life story. Continue reading...

Society

3 h. ago Waterproof boots hailed 'warmest and comfiest' plummet to half price during wet weather

Shoppers have praised these half-price waterproof boots as the 'warmest and comfiest I've ever owned', and they're perfect for winter walks in wet weather

Events

3 h. ago Shoppers name 3 key reasons why so many High Street store closures are happening

As River Island, Claire's and The Original Factory Shop announce closures affecting thousands of jobs, shoppers have shared three reasons for why they think so many High Street stores are closing

Politics

3 h. ago Met Office forecast for Greater Manchester as weather is about to drastically change

Conditions will turn wetter and milder in the coming days

Society

3 h. ago Swansea City v West Brom LIVE: Matos makes five changes for cup tie

Swansea begin their FA Cup campaign at home to West Brom

Politics

3 h. ago 3 reasons why High Street retailers are shutting their stores – according to shoppers

One fashion retailer confirmed the closure of 32 stores in January this week. This comes after several other brands have decided to shut their High Street stores, and shoppers think they know why

Politics