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Starmer dodges on whether ‘furious’ Burnham agreed to fill £5bn hole in new defence plan – as Kemi Badenoch says welfare must be cut
Keir Starmer is due in the Commons amid an outcry over the long-awaited DIP – with critics warning the £15billion funding boost over four years is ‘too little too late’.
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Ant McPartlin reveals he left London due to fury over the capital’s e-bike scourge that left his step-daughters claiming he had ‘anger issues’
Ant McPartlin’s revealed he moved out of London due to his fury over the capital’s e-bike scourge that left his step-daughters claiming he had ‘anger issues’.
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King holds rare ‘family dinner’ with senior royals amid drama over Prince Harry’s imminent visit to Britain
The King held a rare family dinner with senior royals in Scotland last night. It comes ahead of Prince Harry’s already controversial trip to the UK this weekend.
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How Britain’s most reclusive beer baron ruled Samuel Smith’s pubs with an iron fist banning modern comforts – while keeping an entire town locked in ‘the Dark Ages’
His death was announced yesterday, and he leaves behind a somewhat polarising legacy – a stout defender of pub values over the relentless march of smartphones and fruit machines.
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Daily Mail asked Anika Wells about a curious husband omission from her record. Her answer sparks a firestorm of criticism: ‘Pattern of deception’
Anika Wells told Daily Mail she had properly disclosed her husband’s lobbying role, the facts say otherwise.
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Captain Sciver-Brunt fit for England’s World Cup semi-final
England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt is passed fit to return from injury for Thursday’s T20 World Cup semi-final against South Africa.
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Sky call handler sacked after hanging up on customers she was fed up dealing with after telling them to wait ‘just a second’
Lorraine Hunter, whose job it was to listen to customer complaints, repeatedly told callers to wait for ‘just a second’ and then hung up on them, a tribunal heard.
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Halifax name to disappear after 173 years as Lloyds Bank scraps the brand
Lloyds Bank will scrap the Halifax brand after 173 years, it has confirmed today. All Halifax customer accounts will be changed to Lloyds over time.
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Moment woman who freed dog from van in 34C heat has furious bust-up with owner who yells ‘Give me my dog!’ as he threatens to punch her in the face
The heated row started in a B&M store in Lichfield, Staffordshire, after a woman claimed a dog had been left in a vehicle as temperatures soared during last week’s heatwave.
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World Cup 2026: France and Mexico shine, Bielsa departs, England v DR Congo buildup, and more – live
‘Don’t start to doubt’: Tuchel wants patienceEmail us | Bracketology | World Cup DailyThe view from England now, and Jacob Steinberg’s preview of today’s game:The part where Tuchel earns his corn starts now. England’s target at the World Cup is to put a second star on the shirt but it would be pushing it to…