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Andy Burnham plans to shift power north but Treasury will resist
Daily Mail City Editor Alex Brummer argues that Andy Burnham, who is set to become Prime Minister later this month, will struggle to loosen the Treasury’s grip on power despite his plans to shift some executive authority from London to Manchester. Burnham intends to create a “national growth unit” dubbed “No 10 North”, spending one…
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Colombia’s travelling fans drive team towards last-16 tie with Switzerland
Colombia have reached the last 16 of the 2026 World Cup and, on Tuesday, will face Switzerland in Vancouver as they attempt to reach their first quarter-final in 12 years. Much of the coverage has centred not only on Néstor Lorenzo’s side but on their travelling supporters, whose vast, colourful presence — dubbed “yellow fever”…
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Charles Leclerc wins chaotic British Grand Prix that ended under the safety car
Charles Leclerc won a dramatic British Grand Prix at Silverstone, but the race finished behind the safety car after Max Verstappen crashed out with four laps remaining. In a BBC Sport Q&A, correspondent Andrew Benson addressed reader questions about whether Formula 1 should have red-flagged the race — as IndyCar did at this year’s Indy…
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England’s football triumph masks Burnham’s undemocratic path to power, says Littlejohn
In his Daily Mail column, Richard Littlejohn attacks the prospect of Andy Burnham becoming Prime Minister without a general election, characterising it as an “anti-democratic coup”. Writing against the backdrop of England’s World Cup semi-final or final win over Mexico at the Azteca Stadium, he argues that the sporting celebrations are distracting the public from…
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Sheffield United continue negotiations over a deal for 30-year-old player
The article headline states that Sheffield United are continuing negotiations over a deal involving a 30-year-old, but the supplied text contains no details of the story itself. Instead of the report, the provided content is only a Google cookie-consent and sign-in page, so the identity of the player, the nature of the agreement and the…
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Prince Harry arrives in Britain amid Palace row over accommodation and security
Prince Harry has arrived in the UK for a visit centred on the countdown to the 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham, but the trip has been overshadowed by a public row with Buckingham Palace over accommodation and security. Despite the offer of a night’s stay at the Palace being withdrawn just hours before his arrival,…
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KEMI BADENOCH: Plan to free sex offenders early is a disgusting, abhorrent Act that will be opposed by anyone with a shred of decency
Writing in the Daily Mail, Conservative leader and Leader of the Opposition Kemi Badenoch condemns Labour’s Sentencing Act, which she says allows offenders — including rapists, paedophiles and grooming gang perpetrators — to be released from prison earlier than their court sentences. She argues this is indefensible and pledges that the Conservatives will force a…
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Mel C says she nearly left the Spice Girls after swearing at Victoria Beckham
Mel C has revealed that a heated argument with Victoria Beckham at the 1996 BRIT Awards nearly resulted in her being thrown out of the Spice Girls. Speaking on The Louis Theroux Podcast, the singer, now 52, recalled telling a bandmate to “f**k off” during a dispute over her appearance, and said she feared she…
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Robot vacuum explosion in Perth leaves man with burns to 75 per cent of body
A robot vacuum cleaner exploded at a home on Airgate Close in Brabham, north-east of Perth, Western Australia, on Thursday night, leaving 25-year-old Lachie Perrem with burns to 75 per cent of his body. He was rushed to Fiona Stanley Hospital in a critical condition and faces multiple surgeries, extensive treatment and months of rehabilitation.…