18 m. ago Mexico's attorney general says ranch was used for cartel training, but no mass graves found

A ranch in the western Mexican state of Jalisco was used for cartel recruitment and training, but federal investigators found no evidence of bodies being burned there

Events

20 m. ago Frustration and disappointment as electrical fault sees city centre trams grind to a halt

An electrical fault stopped trams in the city centre completely, while other services have had to be changed while repairs are carried out

Politics

26 m. ago The fearless women risking it all to rid Ukraine of Russia's landmines: The Mail meets brave volunteers combing for explosives in the world's largest minefield

Dressed in an armoured vest and explosive-proof helmet Nika, 39, looks almost unrecognisable from her carefree pre-war self.

Events

32 m. ago Pilot's chilling final words before large loss of life on British airliner

Last words heard from the cockpit voice recording demonstrated the true terror from inside the British aircraft just before Manchester plane slammed into Tenerife mountain killing

Politics

38 m. ago Wisconsin clerk who failed to count November votes violated multiple policies, investigators say

Investigators say the former clerk who failed to count nearly 200 ballots in November's elections in Wisconsin's capital city didn't break any laws but did violate policy and breached her contractual duty to supervise elections and maintain professional standards

Events

41 m. ago Man City 'demand sensitive information' from Arsenal as Premier League feud turns ugly

Manchester City are still awaiting to hear the verdict of their ongoing legal battle with the Premier League - but the dethroned champions have made a demand that involves their top-flight rivals

Politics

42 m. ago Several people injured in Uppsala after reports of gunfire, police say

Police say people ‘have been found with injuries that indicate gunfire’ after loud bangs heard in Swedish citySwedish police said on Tuesday that several people in the city of Uppsala in eastern Sweden had been found with injuries that indicated gunfire after loud bangs were heard in the city.The police said in a statement that they had received calls from members of the public who said they had heard noise that sounded like gunfire in the centre of the city. Continue reading...

Events

45 m. ago Teddi Mellencamp says life feels 'really devastating' as she claps back at critics at first red carpet since surgery

In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, Teddi gave an update on her health battle, and hit back at critics who told her she should not be horse riding while undergoing treatment.

Politics

56 m. ago Woman loses 13 stone after incorporating simple three word phrase into her diet

Karen Heffernan lost more than half her body weight in 18 months

Events

59 m. ago ‘Bombs and bullets were like rain’: 50 years on from the fall of Saigon and the end of the Vietnam war

Xuan Phuong, a war correspondent who is now 96, recalls the day she entered the city after South Vietnam’s surrenderThe day that Saigon fell, Xuan Phuong, a war correspondent, could only hear shouting and commotion. It was 30 April 1975, and helicopters were frantically lifting personnel and civilians from the US embassy. Phuong, who had travelled down from the north, was initially held back by troops who said fighting was still continuing. When she was finally able to reach the centre of the city the following day, 1 May, she found chaos. Clothes and luggage were scattered and discarded along the streets. Buildings were being looted.It felt like a dream, Phuong, now 96, said. She stood inside the Presidential Palace on 2 May, watching as the president of South Vietnam, Duong Van Minh, surrendered. Continue reading...

Events

61 m. ago Meghan Markle’s podcast appearance hints she’s ‘too busy’ for Royal life, says body language expert

Meghan Markle made headlines after making her podcast debut on The Jamie Kern Lima Show. Now a body language expert has claimed the interview revealed how "incredibly busy" the Duchess is

Politics

74 m. ago Scientists discover a NEW planet hiding in our solar system that could have life

An international team used 40 years' worth of data from two space probes to track down what they believe are signs of this distant planet moving around our sun.

Science

84 m. ago You might soon be able to get Wegovy from an online shop — here is where you need to visit

The move comes as Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk has acted to slash the popular weight loss drug’s price

Politics

99 m. ago Four men jailed over 'highly corrupt' £6m NHS bribery scandal

"The courts regards corruption as a cancer in public and commercial life. You should expect nothing less than the imposition of significant custodial sentences."

Economics

1 hour ago Stunning view from top of Swansea's newest skyscraper taking shape in city

Set for completion this summer, the new building will not only change the city's skyline but also house 50 flats, retail spaces and more

Events

1 hour ago Joanna Lumley admits she doesn't have 'much time left' as she opens up about losing friends

Amandaland and Absolutely Fabulous star Joanna Lumley has revealed that she wants to make the most of life after reflecting on her mortality ahead of turning 79

Politics

1 hour ago BBC Strictly Come Dancing stars support Janette Manrara and Aljaz Skorjanec after 'brave' decision

It comes after the dancing couple shared an emotional look into their life as a first-time mum and dad

Politics

1 hour ago Anthea Turner reveals the secret to finding love later in life

The twice-married TV presenter, 64, never doubted that she would find love again after finding herself suddenly single in her 50s

Politics

2 h. ago Roxanne Pallett now from CBB's 'most hated' to famous husband and fleeing UK

Roxanne Pallett's turn on Celebrity Big Brother saw her career take a nosedive after her shocking allegations against Ryan Thomas, and the star quickly fled to New York to start her life over

Politics

2 h. ago Hopes fading for end to bitter Birmingham bin strike after council revealed plans to cut drivers' pay by £8,000 prompting outrage from unions

Unite said the move by the city council to downgrade wagon drivers' pay amounted to an 'escalation' in the dispute.

Economics