33 h. ago Boy, 13, 'beaten to death' by foster dad who 'jammed backscratcher down throat'

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT: Police in Drums, Pennsylvania, were called to a residential address where they found the teenager covered in marks and lacerations - he later died in hospital

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39 h. ago The village ‘ripped apart’ by scrapped HS2 line – while taxpayers foot bill for empty homes

Villagers sold their homes over plans for the scrapped HS2 line from Birmingham to Manchester

Economics

8 d. ago Reeves thrusts hospitality into 'survival mode' as venue closures surge

Rachel Reeves has been blamed for pushing restaurants and pubs into 'survival mode' as as two venues have shut per day for the first half of 2025.

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2 w. ago Tell us: have you seen live music with your family recently?

We would like to hear your experiences of going to live music concerts with your familyAhead of Oasis’s reunion shows this year, you could certainly have expected to tick a lot of sights off your bingo card: bucket hats? Check. Wall-to-wall Adidas? Present and correct. Enough lager consumption to fill the Thames? Naturally. Perhaps less anticipated was the prevalence of families at these shows: multigenerational groups spanning from excited kids seeing their first big gigs to aunts, uncles and grandparents who could remember seeing the band back in the 90s.On the first night in Cardiff, one woman told us about attending a show in the city 31 years ago while she was pregnant with her son, now bringing along his own young daughter; another boy was celebrating his 10th birthday there with his dad, who saw the band with his own father when he was a teenager. There have been similar scenes at Pulp’s big shows: when they performed to a hometown crowd at Sheffield’s Tramlines last week, th...

Society

3 w. ago Rylan Clark marks mum's birthday as he gives update after hospital dash

BBC Radio 2 star Rylan Clark paid tribute to his mum on her birthday following her hospital dash earlier this week

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3 w. ago Bizarre incident in Welsh hospital gave glimpse of killer couple Constance Marten and Mark Gordon's sick relationship

When Constance Marten and Mark Gordon wanted to disappear, they chose Wales where they lived in a tent behind a Tesco supermarket

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3 w. ago Taxpayers foot £78m bill for faulty QEUH as scandal hospital marks 10th birthday

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: Patients and families say they are still suffering from the trauma of their experiences at the £842m Glasgow facility.

Economics

4 w. ago Darren Clarke back at Royal Portrush with high hopes for McIlroy – and himself

The 2011 Open winner practised on Tuesday with the Masters champion and Tom McKibbin, and is keen for all three to make their markThe 7am tee-time practice trio on Tuesday at Royal Portrush: Darren Clarke, Rory McIlroy, Tom McKibbin. The galleries grew and grew. The venue for the Open this week was the site of a starstruck McIlroy meeting Clarke on his 10th birthday in 1999. Clarke’s foundation played a key role in the early development of McIlroy. McKibbin, as a 13-year-old playing at McIlroy’s home club in Holywood, was invited by him to play in the Irish Open’s pro-am in 2016. The connections are as uplifting as they are strong.Clarke’s description of seeing McIlroy win the Masters in April, completing his set of majors, is therefore understandable. “I watched every shot,” Clarke says. “I couldn’t take my eyes off it. Rory winning there was almost like watching my two boys, Tyrone and Conor, win. I was that emotional. Continue reading...

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