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As Donald Trump’s key press aide quits, insiders reveal what it’s REALLY like to be a White House Glamazon
To pull back the curtain on life as a Republican ‘glamazon’ at the heart of US politics, several former female staffers have described, in confidence, what it is really like to The Mail on Sunday.
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Fauci refuses Senate appearance after invoking Fifth Amendment more than 100 times in COVID probe
Anthony Fauci's attorney rejected Sen. Ron Johnson's request to testify, arguing a second Senate appearance would amount to political harassment.
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Close associate of Nigel Farage hired private investigators to spy on Tory Chairman
Businessman Arron Banks is understood to have instructed Precision Risk and Intelligence (PRI), a private investigations company he once owned, to probe Kevin Hollinrake.
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‘Absolutely miles ahead!’ GB women win brilliant relay gold
Great Britain’s Dina Asher-Smith, Amy Hunt, Success Eduan and Imani-Lara Lansiquot dominate the 4x100m relay to win a brilliant gold.
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Hunt wins third gold as Asher-Smith makes history
Amy Hunt claims the third gold medal of her bid for a historic quadruple and Dina Asher-Smith makes history as Great Britain win two relay golds at the European Athletics Championships.
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‘Get out of my Post Office… I’m taking it back’: Defiant words of first postmistress to return to work after being falsely accused in the Horizon IT scandal which claimed her home, her husband’s life and reputation
Roopie Gill’s family call it her ‘Peggy Mitchell moment’, a reference to the EastEnders scene when the landlady of the Queen Vic faced down interlopers and told them: ‘Get outta my pub.’
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Politician kicked out from the Tories for ‘sending lewd photo’ has been given new job with Reform
A leaked email revealed that Nigel Farage ‘s party has now given Essex county councillor Jaymey McIvor ‘a new role supporting the management of our parliamentary candidates’.
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Farage to get prime spot at Remembrance Day service for the first time after by-election victory
It has been a long-standing ambition of Nigel Farage to join the Prime Minister and other leaders at the Remembrance ceremony as a symbol of his breakthrough into the political mainstream
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Retired officers demand new law to protect British soldiers from witch-hunts
The Northern Ireland Troubles Bill aims to establish a Legacy Commission to investigate killings during battles with Republicans and Loyalists as far back as 1969.