38 m. ago Fort Kinahan: How cartel boss Christy Kinahan built villa like a fortress on Marbella's millionaires' row before fleeing for Dubai

EXCLUSIVE: Tucked away in a 'low-key' millionaire's row in Marbella, the terracotta mansion stands out for its state-of-the-art security.

Economics

95 m. ago WWE stars Austin Theory and Grayson Waller rank their top WrestleMania moments

EXCLUSIVE: WrestleMania is the biggest week in the wrestling calendar and this year's two-night event in Vegas promises to be one of the biggest ever - but first, let's take a stroll down memory lane

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2 h. ago Now Play This 2025 review – the end of an era of experimental game design

Somerset House, LondonAfter 10 fun-packed years, it’s a wrap for the UK’s biggest celebration of indie, communal gameplay. But the folk games at the heart of this year’s edition have now filtered into the mainstream, from Taskmaster to The TraitorsWhen she was a child growing up in Adelaide, Australia, Holly Gramazio made up a game with her friend Summer. The two girls would lie back on swings with their eyes closed. When someone made too much noise nearby, they’d sit to attention and yell as loudly as they could: “Don’t wake me up!” The game captured a child’s view of grownups and their irksome inconsistencies – the self-defeating idea, or perhaps threat, that an adult could scream themselves awake amid their stated efforts to remain asleep. It was a co-operative game: the two girls “won” if they shouted in unison. If only one yelled, they lost. “This is the first game I remember playing,” records Gramazio in the printed guide (which also doubles as a delicious compendium of folk g...

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2 h. ago Where do whale sharks mate? The search to learn where the magic happens for the world's biggest fish

Nobody knows where whale sharks, the biggest fish in the sea, are mating

Politics

3 h. ago Musk and AI among biggest threats to brand reputation, global survey shows

Appraisal of international public affairs leaders warned companies against aligning with ‘polarizing’ Trump allyAssociating with the Donald Trump administration’s multibillionaire adviser Elon Musk and misusing artificial intelligence are among the most surefire ways for companies to damage their brands, a new survey of more than 100 international public affairs leaders found.Those findings stem from an appraisal conducted by the Global Risk Advisory Council, which was chaired by the head of the US Small Business Administration during Joe Biden’s presidency, Isabel Guzman. Continue reading...

Events

4 h. ago WrestleMania 41 hits UK screens tonight with stars saying it’ll be the biggest ever

Speaking exclusively The Mirror, WWE’s A-Town Down Under explain why the Netflix two-night extravaganza is a game changer for young fans

Events

5 h. ago Dubai Mr Big fuelling UK gang wars 'is working with world's biggest cocaine cartels'

A Scottish cocaine baron who fled to Dubai years ago is reportedly working with some of the biggest cartels in the world, while gang violence he fuelled rips through Scotland

Events

6 h. ago WWE WrestleMania 41: Start time, live stream and confirmed match card today

Wrestling’s biggest event of the year takes place over two nights in Las Vegas on Easter Weekend

Sport

8 h. ago What the most stereotypical football fans from major clubs around the UK look like, according to AI

Fans of several of the UK's biggest sides have been forced to confront the brutal reality laid bare by an AI generation of their club's stereotypical supporter.

Sport

8 h. ago Inside Conor Benn's camp: What made him 'cry like a baby' and why he's 'misunderstood' but 'doesn't give a s***' laid bare in candid interview before Chris Eubank Jr battle

CHARLOTTE DALY IN CAMP EXCLUSIVE: I flew out to Palma to visit Conor Benn in training camp ahead of the biggest fight of his life - a collision with Chris Eubank Jr.

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8 h. ago Chris Eubank Jr's secret life as gang enforcer involved fights in car parks

The British boxing star is currently preparing for the biggest dust-up of his to date - but his career was on the verge of playing out totally differently

Events

10 h. ago Why was Zhao Xintong banned from snooker? Rising star's fall from grace explained ahead of Crucible comeback

After serving his time away from the table the Chinese superstar is set for a return to the biggest stage in snooker

Events

11 h. ago Universal Epic Universe is the theme park resort's biggest bang yet in Florida

From Harry Potter to Super Mario Bros

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12 h. ago The biggest cartels in the world as Mr Big 'works to shift kilos of cocaine'

An underworld source claims the Dubai-based gangster, who is wanted by cops across Europe, has built up international connections since moving to the Middle East.

Events

12 h. ago Dubai Mr Big fuelling gang wars in Scotland "working with biggest cocaine cartels in world"

The Dubai-based gangster fled Scotland after the Encrochat group was cracked by cops but his operation has since grown massively.

Events

19 h. ago Trump ally pushes DoJ unit to shift civil rights focus, new messages show

Internal mission statements from Harmeet Dhillon pivots division’s priorities away from marginalized groups’ rightsThe justice department’s civil rights division is shifting its focus away from its longstanding work protecting the rights of marginalized groups and will instead pivot towards Donald Trump’s priorities including hunting for noncitizen voters and protecting white people from discrimination, according to new internal mission statements seen by the Guardian.The new priorities were sent to several sections of the civil rights division this week by Harmeet Dhillon, a Trump ally who was confirmed a little more than two weeks ago to lead the division. Several of them only give glancing mention to the statutes and kinds of discrimination that have long been the focus of the division, which dates back to the Civil Rights Act of 1957. Several of the mission statements point to Trump’s executive orders as priorities for the section. Continue reading...

Politics

19 h. ago Inside Mexican cartel training camps as cannibal hitmen 'forced to eat human hearts'

An insider has lifted the lid on horrifying drug cartel training camps that lay hidden in the Mexican mountains, with young recruits forced to kill and eat their victims' hearts

Events

20 h. ago Lewis Hamilton's biggest problem outlined as Ferrari boss makes Saudi Grand Prix admission

Ferrari have brought new parts for Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc's cars to the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix but Frederic Vasseur isn't getting ahead of himself

Sport

21 h. ago Man with knife and electric drill 'shouting and screaming' in street smashed up his own flat

Carl Pascoe's behaviour caused a neighbour to suffer a panic attack. He told police after he was arrested that he had taken £100 worth of cocaine

Science

22 h. ago Capital One’s $35.5bn takeover of Discover Financial approved by US

Biggest bank merger since 2008 to go ahead

Economics