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This was nothing less than a conspiracy to destroy the Daily Mail. Thankfully a judge had the good sense to reject it – but the enemies of a free Press won’t go away: STEPHEN GLOVER
Daily Mail columnist Stephen Glover celebrates a High Court ruling by Mr Justice Nicklin that dismissed in full a phone-hacking and unlawful information-gathering case brought against Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday. Seven claimants, including Prince Harry and Baroness Doreen Lawrence, saw all their claims rejected without caveat. Glover…
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Disturbing new details in House of Horrors case after 16 children were found living at Ohio home in squalor as horrified family member speaks out
New details have emerged in the Ohio “House of Horrors” case, in which 16 children were found living in squalid conditions at a home in Hamden, Ohio, leading to the arrest of four members of the Siders family on child endangerment charges. The case matters because authorities have described it as an “intrafamily” crime, suggesting…
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Furious Egyptians rant World Cup is ‘RIGGED’ as manager claims FIFA ‘wanted Lionel Messi to stay in the tournament’ after controversial VAR decisions in dramatic defeat
Egypt manager Hossam Hassan has accused FIFA of rigging the 2026 World Cup, claiming the governing body wanted Lionel Messi to remain in the tournament, after a series of contentious refereeing and VAR decisions went against his side during Argentina’s late comeback in Atlanta on Tuesday. The outburst matters because it levels a serious integrity…
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The Girls review – poignant coming-of-age romance is an understated gem of Sri Lankan cinema
Sumitra Peries’ 1978 film about teenage sisters and thwarted romance is laden with passions that can’t be spoken aloudHere is a gem of South Asian cinema from 1978, by the Sri Lankan director and editor Sumitra Peries. With its lucid monochrome cinematography and calm, natural, unselfconscious performances, there is a freshness and warmth to this…
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SWFC News: Dawson, Valery hint and little glimpses – Wednesday at St George’s Park – thestar.co.uk
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SARAH VINE: I can’t help wondering if Harry was influenced by more cunning players in this saga – just as his mother was so tragically swayed by Martin Bashir
In this Daily Mail opinion column, commentator Sarah Vine responds to a court ruling that dismissed a long-running legal action brought by Prince Harry and other claimants against the newspaper’s publisher. Vine reports that after a four-year campaign, a judge found no proof of wrongdoing and ruled entirely in the Daily Mail’s favour. She uses…
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Minneapolis man, 23, dies after firework he was holding exploded while he stood atop abandoned ammunition factory with friends
A 23-year-old Minneapolis man, Yaseen Samir Abumayyaleh, has died after a firework exploded in his hand during Independence Day celebrations on the roof of an abandoned ammunition factory in the Twin Cities, Minnesota. The incident, which happened at around 1.30am on Sunday, highlights the dangers of handling fireworks and of gathering at derelict, unsecured industrial…
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Kentucky woman left man, 91, locked inside car on 101 degree day after he refused to buy her cigarettes, cops say
A woman in Kentucky has been arrested after allegedly locking a 91-year-old man inside his own car during 101-degree Fahrenheit (about 38C) heat because he refused to buy her cigarettes. Nikki Reed Hoskins, 37, was detained last Thursday in East Bernstadt, roughly 75 miles south of Lexington, according to the Laurel County Sheriff’s Office. The…
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Karim Kassem Broaches Migrant Issues in Lebanon With ‘Pipes’: ‘A Lot of People Are Being Affected by War but We Don’t See the Whole Picture’
Lebanese director Karim Kassem is premiering his new film “Pipes” in the Crystal Globe Competition at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, marking his fifth film in five years and cementing his reputation as one of the most prolific directors in the MENA region despite Lebanon’s ongoing instability. The film uses the story of a rural…