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Alarming levels of Viagra found in ‘organic aphrodisiac honey’ which is being sold as food to boost your love life
An investigation has found that “aphrodisiac honey” products, marketed as organic health foods to enhance sexual vitality, are being illegally laced with unauthorised erectile dysfunction drugs, including sildenafil (Viagra) and tadalafil. Medical experts in the US had already raised concerns about these products, which are advertised on social media, and researchers warn they are now…
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Bayeux Tapestry lands in UK, Baltic hybrid-threat force, GOP convention turmoil
The Bayeux Tapestry has gone on display in Britain for the first time, unveiled by King Charles and President Macron, while Germany proposes a Baltic rapid-response force against Russian threats and the Republican Dallas convention descends into disarray amid fake-website claims; also: OpenAI’s wiki mishap, Newcastl…
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Greens pile pressure on NHS over use of tech giant… even though it has helped to speed up cancer diagnoses
Green Party activists, backed by leader Zack Polanski, are pressing NHS trusts and local councils to drop the US data firm Palantir, despite evidence that its software has helped cut waiting lists and speed up cancer diagnoses. The campaign has spread through councils where the Greens hold influence, often in coalition with Labour or the…
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Egyptian TV presenter, 39, and 11 others are sentenced to death over drugs
An Egyptian television presenter, Sara Khalifa, has been sentenced to death by hanging alongside 11 co-defendants after being convicted of manufacturing and trafficking drugs in Cairo. The 39-year-old, best known for fronting the crime-focused programme Mission Impossible and with over 2.5 million Instagram followers, was found guilty of forming an organised criminal gang that produced…
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Bruce Campbell Reveals He Has About Five Years to Live With Cancer
Actor and director Bruce Campbell has revealed he has been given a prognosis of around five years to live following a cancer diagnosis, though he did not disclose the type of cancer. He shared the news while appearing on The Adam Carolla Show to promote his new film, Ernie & Emma, saying he has chosen…
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Bethenny Frankel Is Turning Burning Man Into Her Non-Reality Show
Reality TV personality Bethenny Frankel has become one of the biggest talking points of this year’s Burning Man festival, documenting her stay at the Nevada desert event on TikTok despite rules restricting sponsored personal accounts from posting there. The former Real Housewives of New York star’s videos, which show her reacting with bemused unfamiliarity to…
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Junta calls in Russian troops to crush Niger mutiny as Williams sisters bow out at US Open
Also tonight: a Venice documentary exposes Putin’s war on press freedom, a Florida woman avoids charges after a fatal Walmart car-park shooting, the Muppets mark fifty UK years, and two children hurt in a bouncy-castle accident in Australia.
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Families’ fury at ‘comedy’ ketamine T-shirts: Grieving mothers demand sites including Amazon, eBay and Etsy stop selling merchandise that glamourises killer drug
Grieving mothers who lost children to ketamine addiction have criticised Amazon, eBay and Etsy for continuing to sell T-shirts that they say glamorise the drug, after similar items were pulled from Temu and Shein following complaints. The campaigners, who connected through a Daily Mail WhatsApp group, argue that designs featuring cartoon horses, unicorns and jokey…
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King Charles and Macron view historic Bayeux Tapestry as Canterbury pushes for local booking priority
The Bayeux Tapestry is on public display at the British Museum for the first time in the United Kingdom, marked by a visit from King Charles and French President Emmanuel Macron. The milestone marks a significant diploma
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Russia risk warnings, tragic Spain villa deaths, Bayeux Tapestry’s UK debut
Trump downplays Putin’s Nato threat as Europe logs a surge in Russian hybrid attacks, a Greenwich couple are found dead beside a Spanish villa hot tub, the Bayeux Tapestry arrives in Britain, and Diddy’s defamation suit advances while OpenAI faces a wiki-takeover safety row.