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BRYONY GORDON: My horror Cornwall family trip – and everything you need to know now before your Bank Holiday getaway
Daily Mail columnist Bryony Gordon recounts a family holiday to Cornwall’s Roseland Peninsula that turned into a health scare after she and her daughter fell ill following a swim in St Mawes harbour. She later discovered that a burst pipe had pumped raw sewage into the harbour just five days before their swim, highlighting how…
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beabadoobee Conjures Blissful Nostalgia With ‘Memories’
beabadoobee has released a new single, “Memories”, the latest preview from her forthcoming album ‘Pylon’. The West London singer-songwriter is currently touring North America, having played sets at Lollapalooza and Hinterland, plus a headline show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, ahead of returning to the UK for the album’s release. “Memories” is a wistful indie-pop track…
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Jacob Elordi Ducks James Bond Question at London World Premiere of Ridley Scott’s ‘The Dog Stars’ When Asked if He’s Been Auditioning: ‘I’m Here on Holiday’
Actor Jacob Elordi attended the London world premiere of Ridley Scott’s post-apocalyptic drama “The Dog Stars” in Leicester Square, drawing loud fan attention as speculation continues over whether he will be cast as the next James Bond. Asked directly by Variety whether he had been auditioning for the role, Elordi sidestepped the question, simply saying…
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Inverness dream big after dark days – watch Partick Thistle match on BBC
Inverness Caledonian Thistle host Partick Thistle on Friday in a Scottish Championship match broadcast live by BBC Scotland, with manager Scott Kellacher embracing pundit James McFadden’s tip that his side could be dark horses for promotion. The game carries extra significance given Inverness’s remarkable turnaround: less than a year ago they were in League 1…
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New rules, managers and pundits: what’s different this Premier League season?
The Premier League’s 2026-27 season, which kicks off on Friday, brings a raft of changes covering refereeing rules, an unprecedented turnover of managers, and shifts in broadcast coverage. The alterations are designed largely to reduce time-wasting and tighten VAR oversight, while the managerial changes reflect a period of major upheaval among the division’s clubs ahead…
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Plans for 24/7 free bus travel for disabled people praised by Barnsley Lib Dems
From April 1, 2027, people who hold a disabled bus pass can travel on buses for free at any time
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Eight aboard aircraft crashes near western Alaska radar station
A charter aircraft carrying eight people crashed while approaching a remote radar site near Cape Newenham in western Alaska, in an incident that underscores the risks small planes face serving the state’s isolated and sparsely populated regions. The flight, operated by Security Aviation, prompted an investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board, though full details…
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Harry and Meghan’s UK return plan sparks scrutiny
Prince Harry and Meghan have confirmed plans to resettle in Britain before the end of August, moving into a private house outside London, possibly in the Cotswolds, with children Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, due to start at a British school in September. The couple will retain their Montecito home and Portuguese villa,…
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Back on track: can Burnham fix the north’s woeful rail services?
Andy Burnham has become prime minister, giving him direct power to address rail problems in the north of England that he long criticised as mayor of Greater Manchester. The article examines two major unresolved issues he is now positioned to tackle: reviving a high-speed rail link between Birmingham and Manchester after the northern leg of…
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Sheffield Council responds to call for temporary travellers’ site after camps on parks and sports ground
“There needs to be determined action rather than another cycle of displacement and enforcement”