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One second he was propped on the window ledge. The next he’d gone: Devastated family reveal what really happened to British two-year-old who fell to his death from five-star Cyprus hotel… and his father’s anguish in hellhole prison
The family of a two-year-old British boy who died after falling from a hotel window in Cyprus have described the moment he disappeared from a window ledge, as his father continues to be held in a Cypriot prison over the tragedy. The case has drawn attention both to the circumstances of the toddler’s death at…
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The secrets of Toby Carvery revealed: It’s a British staple and now HARRY WALLOP spends 24 hours at the restaurant to uncover all its mysteries… from the strict formula for meat to the Yorkshire puddings that start as powder
Daily Mail journalist Harry Wallop spent 24 hours behind the scenes at a Toby Carvery to investigate how Britain’s best-known carvery chain operates, from meat preparation to how its trademark trimmings are made. The piece taps into the enduring popularity of the carvery format as a British dining staple, offering readers a rare look at…
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The Oxfordshire village planning to declare independence from Britain: As furious locals hit out at plans to dump 1,250 single male asylum seekers on them, ROBERT HARDMAN reveals extraordinary measures they’re taking
A West Oxfordshire village is exploring drastic, largely symbolic measures — reportedly including a mock “declaration of independence” — after residents learned of government plans to house up to 1,250 single male asylum seekers nearby. Locals argue the scale of the proposed accommodation is wildly disproportionate to the size of the village and fear it…
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Burnham to drag us back to the 1970s: New Labour leader finally takes over and pledges to roll back Thatcherism
Andy Burnham has formally taken over as Labour leader, using his inaugural “coronation” speech to attack capitalism and pledge to unwind reforms dating back to the Thatcher era. The Daily Mail casts the move as a sharp lurch to the left for the party, framing Burnham’s rhetoric as a bid to return Britain to policies…
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British families ‘unwittingly funding Russian kidnap of Ukrainian children after Labour watered down oil sanctions’, researchers warn
Researchers have alleged that British families are unknowingly helping to fund the abduction of Ukrainian children by Russian forces, after the Labour government eased oil-related sanctions. The claim centres on how relaxed restrictions may allow revenue from Russian oil exports to keep flowing, indirectly supporting operations linked to the forced removal of children from Ukraine,…
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How Birkdale crowd helped carry Fleetwood into contention
Tommy Fleetwood credits the support of the home crowd at Royal Birkdale with helping propel him into contention at The Open, as several British golfers pushed up the leaderboard after the second round. The Southport-raised Englishman carded a three-under 67 on Friday to sit on four under, level with Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre and joined by…
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Castres call for Watson after Papali’i injury
Scotland flanker Hamish Watson has signed for Castres after leaving Edinburgh.
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Moment ‘Black Widow’ fraudster who stole £300k from vulnerable pensioner, 89, is detained by Spanish police as she faces extradition to UK after fleeing to Tenerife
A woman dubbed the “Black Widow” fraudster, accused of stealing £300,000 from a vulnerable 89-year-old pensioner, has been detained by Spanish police in Tenerife after fleeing the UK. She now faces extradition proceedings to return her to Britain, where she is wanted in connection with the fraud. Footage captured the moment officers apprehended the suspect,…
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The Blaze thump Durham by 10 wickets to win Women’s T20 Blast
The Blaze won their first Women’s T20 Blast title with a dominant 10-wicket victory over Durham in the final at The Oval, capping a day in which they also thrashed Surrey in the semi-final. Tammy Beaumont, who retired from England duty earlier in the summer, was named player of the match after top-scoring with 54,…