7 h. ago Desert missions, scorching space walks and defying gravity: The secret society living 'on Mars'... and punishing hell they're going through

David Laude, a founding member of the Mars Society, opened up to the Daily Mail on the punishing hell he's putting members through.

Events

9 h. ago Katie Price and boyfriend JJ Slater clash in new video promoting 'Turkey teeth'

Katie Price and JJ clashed on camera while promoting their new veneers.

Politics

9 h. ago Women's science award backed by Royal Society criticised for allowing trans entrants despite landmark Supreme Court gender ruling

The L'Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science UK awards gives £25,000 grants to five 'outstanding early-career women scientists' to further their research and boost female representation.

Events

10 h. ago Mysterious ancient cross depicting site of Jesus' crucifixion rewrites Christian history

An ancient plaque depicting a cross styled after Golgotha, the site where Christians believe Jesus was crucified, has been uncovered in a surprising location that challenges beliefs.

Politics

11 h. ago Boden's £185 sale jacket reduced to £74 is the epitome of autumn luxury

"I've been looking at faux shearling coats for more than a month and finally decided on this one. Good choice, it is well-made and a beautiful colour"

Economics

11 h. ago Ominous 'black moon' linked to apocalyptic prophecies set to appear in just DAYS

A rare astronomical event set to occur in days has sparked renewed speculation about biblical prophecy, apocalyptic warnings and signs of the End of Times.

Politics

12 h. ago Lake District holidaymakers warned of harmful bacteria in pollution 'hotspots'

Most of Lake Windermere polluted with sewage bacteria, biggest survey of its kind finds after a Citizen Science Project finds

Events

12 h. ago Living up to their 'killer' reputation: Watch the shocking moment a pod of orcas DROWNS a humpback whale off the coast of California

A heartbreaking video shows a pod of orcas hunting a humpback whale calf in the Sea of Cortés off the coast of California.

Events

12 h. ago US pursuing stake in struggling chipmaker Intel, commerce secretary says

Trump administration looking to convert funding from Chips Act into equity in the semiconductor manufacturerThe US government is pursuing a stake in Intel, the US commerce secretary said on Tuesday, confirming reports of discussions between officials and the company that have circulated for the better part of a week.The Trump administration wants to convert funding from the Chips and Science Act, which funds research and manufacturing of semiconductor chips in the US, into equity in the struggling tech company, according to Howard Lutnick. Continue reading...

Politics

13 h. ago 'She poked the bear': Real Housewives of London's Panthea Parker addresses Juliet Mayhew ‘teeth gate’ row

The reality TV star says all the drama on the series, which premiered on Monday, ‘is real’

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13 h. ago Brits warned about new 'phantom parcel' scam sweeping the nation

Here's how to spot the scam that's costing people hundresd of pounds before it's too late.

Events

14 h. ago Debenhams offer ideal for students as £479 Chromebook slashed to £299 in sale

If students are looking for a budget laptop to use for studying, this HP Chromebook is the perfect option.

Economics

14 h. ago Stanley tumblers get rare discount on Amazon – grab one for £35

Stanley’s cult-favourite tumblers have had a rare price cut on Amazon, with the Flip Straw Tumbler now just £35 if you don’t mind the colour

Economics

15 h. ago 33 totally bodacious 80s photos taking you back to the decade of excess, from big hair to big personalities

They were unapologetically loud, brash and full of colour.

Culture

16 h. ago Cicero's BATHHOUSE is found after 2,000 years: Archaeologists discover the remains of the Roman statesman's sauna in the ancient sunken city of Baiae

The remains of the ancient baths were found beneath the water in the sunken city of Baiae, on the coast of the Bay of Naples.

Politics

16 h. ago Aircraft toilets could be key to tackling ‘silent pandemic’, scientists say

Flights from India carry higher levels of antibiotic resistance genes compared to those from Europe and the UK

Events

18 h. ago What the colour of your TEETH says about you, according to science

Whether it's a yellow stain, brown spots or chalky white patches, our teeth are rarely perfect. But these could be early warning signs of decay or indicate wider health issues, an expert says.

Politics

18 h. ago M&S’s beauty advent calendar 2025 is worth £330 – here’s what to know

This year’s calendar will include Clinique, Colour Wow and Estée Lauder

Economics

18 h. ago Coldplay review – after 12m tickets sold, this tour is still a mindblowing spectacle

Craven Park, HullThey may be as cloyingly earnest as ever, but even amid an overwhelming production full of fireworks and lovehearts, Chris Martin and co are in total controlFireworks explode, lasers shoot, giant balls bounce and a sea of LED wristbands pulse in synchronicity as a rugby stadium in Hull is turned into an exploding candy shop of colour. Now in its third year and approaching a final 10 nights at Wembley Stadium – though it’s expected to return from 2027 – Coldplay’s Music of the Spheres tour is now the highest attended in rock history with more than 12m tickets sold.It’s easy to see why. Over the Springsteen-esque shimmer of Higher Power, Chris Martin and co offer up a dizzying dose of Technicolor funk-pop with a level of production that is as impressive as it is overwhelming. At times it’s like being plugged into a VR version of a “good vibes only” LSD trip, including sections with the band dressed as cute aliens and the audience wearing 3D glasses that turn everythin...

Science

18 h. ago Oldest written reference to Moses may be etched into ancient Egyptian mine, claims researcher

The Proto-Sinaitic etchings date back centuries but a new interpretation has sparked controversy

Politics