2 h. ago Man who was arrested for brutal 1973 killing just two weeks ago is mysteriously found dead in prison cell

The man who murdered a 21-year-old woman in her home over 50 years ago died in prison two weeks after he was caught for the crime.

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3 h. ago Chilling moment crocodile swims through river with woman between its teeth after beast snatched her off the bank

THIS is the chilling moment a woman was dragged down a river between the jaws of a crocodile. Footage of the sinister creature was caught by witnesses after 57-year-old Soudamini Mahala was snapped up as she bathed in the Kharastrota River in India. The huge reptile can be seen swimming through the water with Mahala's...

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3 h. ago Brit faces 20 years in Spanish jail for 'Netflix thriller' murder: Pilot goes to man's home for sex

Aaron Rainbow, 50, flew into Barcelona and hooked up with Oscar Tornero Rovira, 38, who took him back to his place for a six-hour drug-fuelled marathon sex session.

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4 h. ago Scotland’s ‘immense resources’ only available with independence, says Swinney

The publication of a new paper comes just days before the SNP conference in Aberdeen.

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5 h. ago History repeats itself as Ben Affleck caught in awkward moment at Jennifer Lopez premiere

Oscar winner Ben Affleck has once again been caught in an awkward position after a mishap at ex-wife Jennifer Lopez's film premiere on Monday night

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5 h. ago King Charles extends sweet olive branch to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

King Charles has been making an effort to build bridges with his son Prince Harry and daughter-in-law Meghan Markle in recent months.

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5 h. ago Trump's lethal options against Venezuela: The blueprint for military action from an intelligence insider

Speaking to the Daily Mail, the top intelligence officer and former White House aide- said Washington should get serious now about attacking Caracas.

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6 h. ago Jordan Henderson rejects ‘cheerleader’ criticism as new England chapter calls

Veteran struggled with Liverpool ‘break-up’ but leadership skills and Brentford form justify his recallWith Jordan Henderson, it is always tempting to focus on the rebound relationship, what he did after his departure from Liverpool in the summer of 2023. Because goodness knows, if the move to Al-Ettifaq in Saudi Arabia seemed like a bad idea, the reality was even worse.Henderson’s reputation was trashed after he was accused of putting financial gain before his support of LGBTQ+ rights. He was booed on England duty by the Wembley crowd. Even after jumping back to Ajax in January 2024, it felt as if the collateral damage continued. Henderson, who is now at Brentford, was overlooked by Gareth Southgate for his Euro 2024 squad, having been involved throughout qualification. It was the beginning of a long international exile. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Jennifer Aniston begins gutting $7.25M mansion as she extends her Bel Air estate... but is it a new home for hypnotherapist boyfriend?

Jennifer Aniston is wasting no time building her dream private retreat in Bel Air, the Daily Mail can reveal. 

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8 h. ago Six former US surgeons general warn RFK Jr is ‘endangering nation’s health’

Former top doctors condemn health secretary’s vaccine, research policies, saying ideology replaced science at HHSSix former US surgeons general – the top medical posting in Washington – warned in an opinion column published on Tuesday that policy changes enacted by the health and human services (HHS) secretary, Robert F Kennedy Jr, are “endangering the health of the nation”.The surgeons general – Jerome Adams, Richard Carmona, Joycelyn Elders, Vivek Murthy, Antonia Novello and David Satcher – who served under both Republican and Democrat administrations, identified changes in vaccine policy, medical research funding, a shift in priorities from rationality to ideology, plunging morale, and changes to staffing as areas of concern. Continue reading...

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9 h. ago White House insider who says WAR with Venezuela is inevitable... as Trump's lethal options are laid out

Speaking to the Daily Mail, Craig Deare - a veteran Army intelligence officer, former White House aide- said Washington should finally get serious about the threat emanating from Caracas.

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10 h. ago One of Italy’s most wanted Mafia bosses is finally caught in police raid after five years on the run

This is the moment a Mafia boss in charge of one of Italy’s most notorious crime families was arrested by armed police.

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10 h. ago Fury over plans to build luxury homes on Kent cliffside as neighbours fear development could cause landslides

Developers want to demolish a small abandoned house in Radnor Cliff, Sandgate, Kent, to make way for two glass-fronted properties and a pavilion-style retreat set closer to the beach.

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10 h. ago The Manchester rooftop restaurant with stunning views added to Michelin Guide

The dining spot, tucked away on the eighth floor of a city centre office building, has finally made the cut

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11 h. ago ‘Photos don’t go bigger than mine’: the epic, impossible images of the great Andreas Gursky

From Amazon warehouses to Olympic skiers and the crowd at a Madonna gig, his pictures have made him one of the world’s most feted photographers. So why did the German artist want to postpone his new show?Andreas Gursky started out shooting mostly black and white landscapes on a handheld camera, but in the 1990s he switched, taking the pictures that he has now become famous for. Out went analogue and in came epic panoramas that were digitally stitched together, capturing in intricate detail and colour stock exchanges, factories, Amazon warehouses, 99 cent stores, Olympic skiers and the crowd at a Madonna concert.“My works,” he recalls, “were selling for more and more.” In fact, his rising status in the art world was reflected in his photographs inside Prada and Gucci stores – the former was taken while he was waiting for his wife, who was shopping there. Then, in 2011, Gursky’s 1999 colour photograph Rhein II, a horizontal vista of the river flowing across flat fields near Dusseldorf...

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11 h. ago Sea level rise could plunge 100 MILLION buildings underwater, warn scientists

Rising sea levels could plunge more than 100 million buildings underwater, scientists have warned.

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11 h. ago Vandal caught on camera trashing Washington State capitol building

A vandal who broke into Washington State’s capitol building has been caught on camera trashing rooms and causing “significant damage” to historical artefacts.

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12 h. ago More buildings are turning into ‘ice batteries’. It’s the latest sustainability innovation that’s growing in demand

This type of thermal energy storage is being added to buildings for its ability to provide cool air without releasing planet-warming emissions

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12 h. ago 'I worked with Rylan Clark and can reveal what he's really like off camera'

A contestant, who spent time working with Rylan Clark on his reality show, opened up about what the This Morning presenter is really like in real life

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12 h. ago Heartstopping moment surfer caught in powerful rip current after being swept out to sea is rescued

This is the dramatic moment a surfer who was swept to sea after being caught in a powerful rip current is rescued by volunteers of Porthcawl RNLI rescue.

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