2 h. ago AD FEATURE: Drivers may be able to reclaim money from past car finance agreements

Complex Law offers eligibility checks for anyone who thinks they may be entitled to compensation

Economics

3 h. ago The new shepherds of Spain: African migrants take up a neglected rural trade

A government program in Spain is training African migrants as shepherds to tackle rural depopulation and job shortages

Events

12 h. ago Kilmar Abrego Garcia could be deported to Liberia as soon as Halloween, Trump administration says

ICE has repeatedly tried to send the wrongfully-deported Salvadoran immigrant to African countries

Politics

13 h. ago Fabio Wardley’s coach reveals two biggest misconceptions about training to be a heavyweight champion

A top boxing strength and conditioning coach reveals some of the methods he uses to get heavyweight fighters primed for victory

Sport

15 h. ago ‘His teeth flew out of his mouth and landed in my spaghetti’: 10 first date horror stories

Many have experienced that sinking feeling when reality falls dramatically short of expectationsA first date is unpredictable by nature. Often, you’re meeting up with someone you barely know, or have never met. Will the conversation sparkle or will it fall flat? Will they look like their picture? And what’s their name again?It can be fun meeting someone new, no matter what the outcome. Yet it’s hard not to get one’s hopes up. Many have experienced that sinking feeling when reality falls dramatically short of expectations. Continue reading...

Events

16 h. ago Wagner Group stooges jailed after blaze at UK warehouse storing Ukraine aid

The warehouse in Leyton, east London, was targeted by the terrorist Wagner Group because it was being used to supply humanitarian aid and StarLink satellite equipment to Ukraine

Events

16 h. ago A storied Los Angeles high school band had fallen on hard times. Then along came Mr J

Inglewood’s program had been chain-sawed by financial challenges and the pandemic, but Joseph Jauregui built it back up – and his students are winning scholarshipsJoan Rosas says educators as early as kindergarten flat-out told him he wasn’t capable. “I got horrible grades,” he said. “I could barely read until eighth grade when I figured out how to teach myself.”The Inglewood high school sophomore says he received little meaningful support for his learning challenges and, under the circumstances, grew to dislike school. Eventually, he started acting out, trying things like smoking. Continue reading...

Culture

17 h. ago Why some are fated to be stoners. Your tech and science digest

These are the most groundbreaking stories from the new frontier of science and technology right now

Politics

17 h. ago Chelsea: Enzo Maresca sends new message to 'special' Estevao over game time

Teenage sensation continues to go from strength to strength at Stamford Bridge, but must remain patient

Sport

18 h. ago Scotland in 1950: Here are 13 amazing pictures of Scottish life 75 years ago

We’ve raided our photo archive to take a look back.

Politics

19 h. ago Rugby star who 'grabbed and twisted genitals of opponent' slapped with massive ban

A South African international rugby player has been banned for nine matches after being found guilty of "grabbing, twisting or squeezing the genitals" of an opponent

Politics

21 h. ago Rugby union star gets huge ban for ‘grabbing and twisting opponent’s genitals’

South African international Jan-Hendrik Wessels has been banned for nine matches after he was found guilty of “grabbing, twisting or squeezing the genitals” of an opponent

Politics

24 h. ago Sports quiz of the week: Arsenal, Ashes, Ange Postecoglou and a new season

Have you been following the big stories in football, rugby, gymnastics, boxing, cricket and motor sport? Continue reading...

Sport

24 h. ago ‘When I told him I’d secretly seen his films, his eyes filled with tears’: Isabella Rossellini remembers her father Roberto

The Italian director’s career was briefly derailed when his ‘scandalous’ affair with the Hollywood star Ingrid Bergman hit the headlines in the 1950s. Their daughter Isabella remembers a devoted parent and a brilliant film-makerIn June 1977, Roberto Rossellini died suddenly of a heart attack, home in Rome, less than a week after serving as jury president of the Cannes film festival. The director’s daughter Isabella – the fourth of his seven children – was then in her mid 20s. She remembers her mother, Ingrid Bergman, saying: “Dad left us quickly, just as quickly as he drove his Ferrari.”The story of Roberto’s last two decades is told in Living Without a Script, a new archive-based documentary, which premieres this week in Rome. While the film serves as a reminder of its subject’s status as one of the greats of world cinema – the key figure in postwar Italian neorealism – it also shows his life beyond movies. Continue reading...

Politics

24 h. ago Strictly Come Dancing's Anton Du Beke stabbed by his father in horror attack

Strictly Come Dancing professional Anton Du Beke has opened up about his violent father in a new episode of ITV's Life Stories, revealing he was once stabbed by his dad

Events

26 h. ago Jac Morgan desperate as Springbok banned from autumn internationals after obscene act

The latest rugby news stories from Wales and beyond

Events

32 h. ago Wayne Rooney at 40: Agent Paul Stretford hails star’s growth and inner strength

Manchester United’s all-time top scorer and England’s most capped outfield men’s player enters his forties on Friday.

Politics

32 h. ago UK's most influential Black people named in The Powerlist 2026

The annual Powerlist celebrates Black excellence across various industries and recognises the UK's most powerful people of African, African Caribbean, and African American heritage

Politics

38 h. ago Pride of Britain Awards 2025 winners in full as heroes honoured on ITV

The Daily Mirror's Pride of Britain Awards airs this evening on ITV from 8pm, with incredible stories of strength, bravery and courage from incredible people up and down the country

Events

38 h. ago Arsonist hired by Wagner Group to torch UK warehouse storing kit for Ukraine was 'easy meat' for his Russian recruiters, court hears

Dylan Earl, 21, admitted planning the arson attack on industrial units in Leyton, east London, on March 20 last year. He was hired by the Wagner Group to carry out the attack

Events