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Truth about Manchester Airport brawl: four months after THAT shocking CCTV footage, PAUL

Do you have confidence in our leaders on tax, health, policing, farming, immigration, sleaze, housing, education or transport? So why trust them on war in Ukraine?

Before Coleen Rooney entered I'm A Celebrity for a reported record fee in excess of £1.5million, I thought: 'Oh dear, here we go again.' Another WAG trying to rebrand herself and coin it in.

So, Sir Keir Starmer has finally decided to grace us with his presence. After another week of globe-trotting, he flew back to a sub-zero Britain.

Shocking last pictures of Liam Payne alive that raise a troubling question - could he have

She was Princess Margaret's lady-in-waiting, is a gay icon and published her first book aged 87. LADY GLENCONNER shares her secrets to contentment

A chorus of experts in osteoporosis are calling for Wes Streeting to honour his promise to end the NHS postcode lottery which condemns millions to suffer preventable fractures.

Our relationships counsellor answers your problems

'What Meghan did to us, she's done to others. Dad has suffered - but I thought she'd stop

Dear Bel, I found out that my husband 'B' has been unfaithful for decades. I don't know the exact timing. As you can imagine, I was shocked and knocked sideways.

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FREDDY GRAY: Why Trump is looking to Britain as he plans to crack down on illegal migrants

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In a series of bombshell revelations, Editha says Lord Lucan came to the Philippines, from Thailand, to pick up a false passport that had been arranged for him by her husband Tony Moynihan in the 1980s.

Even for this government there was something particularly cack-handed about announcing cuts to our defence capabilities on the same day British-made missiles hit Russia.

Before, during and after the Election, Rachel Reeves set out her stall as an economic wonk. 'Rachel has spent her career as an economist,' was how her website put it.

When singer Tulisa was reminiscing about her career on I'm A Celebrity this week, she recalled how she had been in talks for a role she believed would change her life.

Looking for something new to watch this weekend? The Mail's TV experts have sifted through hundreds of programmes to bring you the 25 of the best things to stream on demand right now…

It was only last month that Keir Starmer declaimed a Commons statement on the worst massacre the Jewish people have experienced since World War II.

Christian Horner hits back: In bombshell first interview after 'inappropriate behaviour'

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Wrapping her arms around her ten-year-old daughter, Charlotte Fairall faced a heartbreaking task. She had to explain that nothing more could be done to treat Sophie's cancer.

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She's a successful therapist and a member of a country club, she owns a dog and a cat, and right now she's smiling so widely as she tells me, 'I'm a sociopath. And I love it!'

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A job interview can be a genuinely life-changing conversation. How you perform will determine what you do for a living, which in turn will shape what you do for much of your time on earth.

How Cheryl smoothed over the tensions between One Direction at Liam Payne's wake, friends

A few weekends ago, I attended a good friend's 50th birthday party in a luxury country cottage. One girlfriend took care of the fizz, another organised the Daylesford Organic food delivery.

A Charity Commission report has found that Captain Tom's daughter and son-in-law displayed a 'pattern of behaviour' in which they repeatedly benefited from the Captain Tom Foundation.

It's a club no one wants membership of. The cheated on. The betrayed. The tortured souls who have been deceived by the person they thought they could trust most.

For 12 years, Franky Dean was haunted by a terrible secret, one so bad it triggered panic attacks, flashbacks and even suicidal thoughts.

Baby powder containing talc is no longer available at UK supermarkets; instead, you'll find products made with cornstarch, a white powder extracted from corn kernels.

Would you know a psychopath if you met one? After all, not all psychopaths are criminal masterminds or serial killers. They could be a friend, a loved one or, more likely, your boss.

I am sitting in the corner of a quiet cafe in the centre of a major Western city talking to an intelligence source who has promised me something exceptional.

KIERAN GILL: In the summer, they hired Seyi Olofinjana, the former Wolves midfielder who won 48 caps for Nigeria, to oversee their African scouting operation.

RICHARD EDEN: What the Queen REALLY thought of Meghan. My extensive research and Palace

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My wife Miki and I had just enjoyed a meal at a restaurant. When the bill was placed on our table, I reached for my purse and the waiter said: 'That's nice, looking after your mum.'

Just three years ago, 23andMe was being hailed as Silicon Valley's latest golden success story, with 15million subscribers and a share price higher than Apple's.

At Eliot's flat, there on his coffee table alongside his books on art and motorbikes, I discovered a brochure for a luxury hotel in Thailand. He was planning a month-long holiday with his brother.

There would be an immediate fillip to the economy if the British picked up their phones and used them for their original purpose, which is to speak to one another.

JOE MARLER: It's the stories you hear about first, when you're getting ready to meet Eddie Jones for the first time. The stories about him being a hard case. That he runs the tightest of ships.

During the last 10 years, Portuguese clubs have turned a combined profit of about £2billion in transfer dealings with their English counterparts.

I was blindsided by my divorce then realised all my middle-aged friends' marriages are on

Do you turn up to your GP's surgery with a shopping list of ailments or play down your problem when pressed? Chances are your doctor secretly wants to pen a prescription for a new patient.

There comes a time in a man's life when he reluctantly admits defeat over his dad bod, accepts his aches and pains and waves a bittersweet farewell to his sex drive.Not in Phil Escott's case.

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My first day of running my brothel, I'm too scared to answer the phone. I'm not a madam, I think - I'm a mum with a blended family of six kids. This morning I poured cereal and packed lunchboxes...

I was in at university when a young black man asked: 'Hey, what's your name and what department are you in?' I suspected that the problem was that I was black - but not 'black enough'.

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SAMI MOKBEL: Traditionally, scouts assess a footballer's potential or ability to ultimately be successful at first-team level - but their grading could be changing.

Revealed: Cheryl's heartbreaking vow after Liam Payne's funeral, friends tell KATIE HIND,

The monarchy is in deep trouble - and could end. This 'greedy' habit may be their

For 20 years my bully had me in her grip. I was six when she told me our headmaster had called me fat and useless. She would regularly beat me up and punched me so hard she dislocated my jaw.

The headline on the Daily Mail's front page yesterday made my blood run cold. I'm sure it will have had a similar effect on many who saw it. It read: 'Putin clears way for nuclear strike.'

'You should go and find someone else,' I wept. 'Someone who can do this for you.' I meant have a baby - the thing my husband and I yearned for but which hadn't happened.

It is hard to describe the atmosphere. When a group of mothers come together with their newborns - often just weeks or even days old - you find deep connections are quickly forged.

Want to buy a Jaguar? Because suddenly, I don't want to own one. My F-Type, once my pride and joy, is now an embarrassment to me.

It isn't the person who works on Sunday who is damaged by it. It is the people who would have preferred him or her to be at home. Sundays in this country 60 years ago were empty and traffic sparse.

OSCAR CAINER: What perfect timing! On World Philosophy Day, the Sun enters truth-seeking Sagittarius and links with transformative Pluto. It's an invitation to boldly look beyond our usual horizons.

The Mail's TV experts have sifted through hundreds of programmes to bring you the 20 of the best high-end documentary profiles to watch on demand right now…

At least Keir Starmer didn't say, 'Crisis, what crisis?' Although to be fair to Jim Callaghan, he didn't quite say it either when he returned from a Caribbean summit in 1979 to a nation in the grip of chaos.

As of today, I shall be on my first holiday since starting the amazing weight-loss medication Mounjaro. It's a cruise with Saga which begins in Portsmouth and sails to the Canaries.

One teacher from the UK admits that for her family, a cosy night in with her husband and grown-up kids 'is to buy a gram of marijuana, roll a joint and get stoned together'.

The truth about why Zoe Ball quit as £950k breakfast show host and was off for six weeks,

You can't outrun a nuclear bomb. As Peter Donaldson warned in his message on behalf of the BBC in the event of a nuclear attack: 'Remember, there is nothing to be gained by trying to get away.'

We have been through so much together and our relationship has only grown stronger with time. However, lately, my husband has developed an extremely annoying habit in the bedroom.

As the countdown to the big day begins, many of us can't wait to get into the festive spirit and put up our Christmas decorations.But in our enthusiasm, we might be guilty of coming up with something tacky.

The one thing we know about narcissists is that they're devoid of empathy. So what to make of a new psychological type - the 'dark empath', who on the face of it reeks of compassion.

'Tis the season for decadence and a touch of sparkle - and what better way to bring festive cheer than a fridge full of fizz for parties and impromptu gatherings?

MATTHEW LAMBERT: As the dust settles on Rafael Nadal 's retirement, the question arises: where does the great Spaniard rank among the best players of all time?

I got so drunk I've had miserable sex with a rough stranger then passed out in his bed.

Although it was the farmers who took to the streets of London yesterday, another group is equally angry about the tax hit they face.

The Government has re-committed to keeping the 5% cap on council tax rises. However, in some areas it can be increased by even more.

How do you like to unwind at night, before switching off the bedroom lamp and going to sleep? A couple of chapters of a thrilling novel perhaps? Maybe a spot of meditation?

Poor Queen Camilla. She's just lost her Jack Russell, Beth, who had to be put down after she was diagnosed with an incurable tumour. Her Majesty is said to be devastated.

For anyone looking to buy a new electric vehicle it seems to be Black Friday all month. This year, even prime models are up for grabs at super-low prices.

The war raging in Eastern Europe is now at its most critical stage. In the last few days it has risked turning from a conflict between Russia and Ukraine to a global conflagration.

JACK GAUGHAN: Shattered at the end of climbing English football's Everest, becoming the first manager to chalk up four consecutive titles. He was done, energy zapped.

OSCAR CAINER: As Venus (love) and sparky Uranus align, there's work to be done before we can put our feet up. But changes of circumstances can be surprisingly pleasing.

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AMANDA PLATELL: What an utter humiliation for Amanda Abbington this new Strictly

How Suzy Lamplugh's killer may have left a hidden message in a book: As the man thought to

Not so long ago, I asked women to share with me the reasons behind why they gave up on their marriages. Now it's time for the men who left their wives to explain themselves...

Following Vladimir Putin's approval of new rules governing the use of nuclear weapons, the world has rarely been closer to World War III. So what might happen if he nuked London?

Belinda Stark had one hand on a glass of sauvignon blanc and the other holding her head as she sobbed at the dining table alone. She tried to remain quiet while her sons slept in their rooms.

IAN HERBERT: The names Harry Pitman, Andre Salmon, Elianne Andam and Victor Lee might not mean much to you because we seem to have become immune to the way they died.

CHRIS FOY: England players are among those being targeted to join a new global league, at a time when they are actively seeking to increase their profiles and commercial value.

We asked Shona Wilkinson, lead nutritionist at supplement brand Dr Vegan, about the seven foods she recommends to bulletproof your immune system over the coming months.

UK studies show that people born in the 1960s and 1970s are taking record levels of recreational drugs that span the spectrum from cannabis to hallucinogens.

A stranger called me late at night and said the most dirty, revolting thing possible. I

How to win the lottery: The numbers that come up most, how many tickets to buy, the draw

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Recently, an anonymous female celebrity spoke about why she turned to Ozempic. This inspired another public figure - this time a man - to share with us his reasons for going down the same path.

I breathed a sigh of relief when I heard the Archbishop of Canterbury had quit last week.

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We're all eating too many calories and too much sugar, salt and saturated fat - but you don't need me to tell you that. However, the thing that has eluded scientists until recently is why.

Karen Cook doesn't just dislike loud noises, she finds they actually hurt - so much so that conversations with her two sons, aged 12 and eight, can only be conducted in a whisper.

Imagine trying to work out if you are dangerously overweight without once hopping on to the bathroom scales. That's what a new method for determining body size aims to do.

Some reality TV stars do it for the money. Others to boost their popularity and launch their own perfume or underwear range.

ISAAN KHAN: Despite only opening in 2006 and with the memories of Highbury still fresh, the 60,000-seat, £390million arena has already started to lag behind the Gunners' rivals.

JOSUE SEIXAS: The Samba boys of the future are the talk of scouts across the globe, and more and more clubs are setting up operations in South America to snap up the hidden gems.

Strictly Pete's 'terrible guilt' over primetime love triangle as friends reveal to KATIE

Unproven medicines saved our lives: Faced with life-threatening illnesses, these patients

Donald Trump has yet to announce who will be his Treasury Secretary. But does anyone seriously believe that, were she American, our own Chancellor would make the cut?

As Mercury (ideas) and lucky Jupiter oppose one another, they encourage us to express opinions with confidence, while being open to others' views.

Working in A&E, I see many tragic cases - but one of the worst is diagnosing a young person with advanced and incurable bowel cancer. This used to be a rarity. Not now.

Whether we like it or not, the UK is fast becoming a nation of home workers. Official statistics show that 44 per cent of employees now spend some of their week working away from the office.

Two yobs ran along our street with a crowbar, howling as they vandalised vehicles. I dialled 999 - only to be scolded for wasting time. Six weeks later, two officers arrived to talk to me about a tweet...

Why I'd happily let my 16-year-old son lose his virginity to Bonnie Blue - but there's one

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Monday was my sober night. During my wild days of recklessly taking drugs, there would be one night a week when I wouldn't punish my body. Looking back, how I managed to do that was a miracle.

A few years ago I tripped and hit my shins on some stone steps. I've suffered with burning pains in the front of my shins whenever I kneel or put pressure on the area. What can I do to end the agony?

Dear Nicola, I'm a manager, and I try to be a good one. I struggle, however, when people ask for days off when they're trying to get over the death of a dog or a cat.

We are surrounded by liars. It's a shocking thought, but those closest to you are lying to your face at least once a week,' says Thomas Erikson, renowned author of a new book.

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The 19 best hotels in Britain, from a seaside treasure to a cosy pub - by the experts

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A week after Jim Orwin was sacked by East Riding of Yorkshire Council, his line manager arrived to collect the council's property, which included a laptop and a chair.

When I read that Christine McGuinness , the ex-wife of TV presenter Paddy, will be sharing the £2.5million family home with him and their three children after a bitter divorce, I empathised, I really did.

Watching my beloved son as he plays in the garden, I am overwhelmed with love. He smiles, and in this moment I am certain that all the pain I went though to have him - and the pain I caused - was worth it.

What do Lily Allen, diver Jack Laugher, and Bonnie Blue, 25, from Nottingham, who has filmed herself having sex with hundreds of students, have in common?

On the drinks menu tonight, a cocktail of raw bull's penis blended with a gelatinous slithering of fish eyes and garnished with a slice of vomit fruit.

Yvette Cooper's immigration strategy is based on a lie. A powerful lie, a comforting lie, a lie that she may well have come to believe herself. But a lie none the less.

Friends are waiting for me in a restaurant. I'm late - it's taken me a very long time to get ready to come out - but before I have even greeted them I am in front of the mirror, checking my appearance.

From cough syrup to cold-sore cream, the mainstays of your medicine box that may not be as

As her son celebrates his third birthday, the influencer shares the pain of secondary infertility

Candid, confessional, controversial

What works, what hurts and what is a total waste of money? Lucy Holden reports

The sweet, sisterly gesture that shows Sophie Wessex has become Kate's 'wing woman' - and,

There are no prizes for guessing the Chancellor's favourite word. In Rachel Reeves's first Budget speech, she said 'growth' 31 times - the equivalent of almost once every two minutes.

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In the latest in our series on common ailments, we've joined forces with leading experts in this guide to beat gut trouble based on the scientific evidence.

Wills and Kate 2! How Lady Louise's romance is flourishing as St Andrews University plays

SARAH VINE: It's utterly shocking for Starmer to silence free speech

More than two million British women take hormone replacement therapy - better known as HRT.

After her early years of dysfunction and addiction, at 64 Caroline Phillips had to deal with divorce and a family feud. Despairing, she turned to a therapy she'd never tried…

Donald Trump's victory ushered in a new boom for Bitcoin, the world's best-known cryptocurrency - and a surge in the value of Dogecoin, a 'meme-coin', due to its ties with Trump favourite Elon Musk.

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The majority of Britain's one million patients living with debilitating heart failure could be offered a controversial weight-loss jab from next month.

My boyfriend and I have been dating for almost two years and we've just moved in together. But now, something weird is happening and I'm not sure if I'm overreacting.

'We're worried...we've been kept in the dark'. The inside story of the leafy Cheshire town

Revealed: How Liam Payne's friendship with this 24-year-old waiter may have led to his

Just when we thought the dust had settled on the Amanda Abbington versus Giovanni Pernice Strictly drama, up she pops again, this time launching a vicious personal attack on Facebook.

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Checking my phone, I saw there was one from two Westminster staffers, assistants working for MPs. I opened it and found a screenshot that no amount of mind bleach will ever expunge.

Looking to invest in some new outerwear this season? The YOU Magazine fashion team have isolated four foolproof trends that are guaranteed to make you look expensive.

PETER HITCHENS: We are undergoing the most damaging transport revolution since Dr Beeching destroyed the railways - the invasion of urban areas by electric bicycles and scooters.

Wealth & Personal Finance assesses whether investment trusts are unvalued gems or simply duds. And we ask the experts where they spy opportunities.

The Assisted Dying Bill is dying. Kim Leadbeater has run into a major problem in convincing colleagues over the moral and legal efficacy of her Bill. They don't actually think it's her Bill.

After Rhianon Bragg's ex was jailed for holding her at gunpoint at her remote farmhouse, you'd think that justice was served. But he's now out - and her nightmare is far from over

Day of the Jackal author Frederick Forsyth on how he nursed his beloved wife until she died and why he says he has only one more novel in him

We are greeted at the gates of the castle, which remain closed. Before there is any question of opening them, IDs must be checked. Once inside, a member of staff will give us the once-over.

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Everyone experiences pain from time to time - but while for most of us the discomfort of an injury, for instance, will pass as it heals, many people can endure months or even years of it

DEAR BEL: My siblings won't help me care for our difficult, ageing mum - I want to just pack my bags and leave

A little more than two months ago Davina McCall appeared a picture of health. Little did she know that just weeks later she was to undergo brain surgery to remove a benign tumour.

When I was growing up during the Cold War, we all knew the main reason why Britain was a particularly marvellous place to live. It was a 'free country', we told each other, roughly knowing what that meant.

When it all fell apart, and John Smyth was finally unmasked in a television documentary as one of the Church of England's most prolific child abusers, his faithful wife, Anne, had a ring-side seat.

Truth about weight-loss jabs: Doctors reveal everyday habits which raise your risk of

Why real-life Baby Reindeer stalker is convinced she'll win £95m in bombshell lawsuit...

The Prime Minister went in person and mob-handed to impress on everybody how Britain 'leads the world on climate change', a typically pathetic and untrue conceit. Nobody else agrees or even cares.

In March, Amsterdam's Jews went to the opening of Holland's National Holocaust Museum. Disgracefully, it was marred by protesters screaming abuse.

I am in my early 30s and have been single for a while. Recently I met a man I really like. We've been communicating on social media and have met a few times.

'The moon pulls the tides and waters and so it pulls us,' Helena says, leading us through a guided meditation. 'You are circling freely around the stars. How does it feel?'

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EXCLUSIVE BY MIKE KEEGAN: Welcome to Qiddiya City, on the outskirts of Riyadh, soon to be home of one of the most distinct stadiums in the world - perched no less than 650ft in the air.

My drama-filled call with Rebekah Vardy that blew up her row with Coleen Rooney - and how

To see him now, you'd be hard pressed to imagine what Harvey Deaton has been through. He's fit and healthy and enjoys spending his time between the UK and Spain.

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Here's a selection of 30 treasures from the 20th century, Dive in, see what we've left out, and then let us know which show you would have included...

It's 5pm, and you're sweating over your keyboard. But then you glimpse your colleague smoothly exiting the office. Again! Could it be that they are… quiet quitting?

SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: England haven't clicked as an attacking force in their two November Tests so far and I think a lot of that is down to the struggles of the centre pairing.

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY CHRIS FOY: He has an evocative nickname to go with a striking look, but the 29-year-old's actual name is a mystery to most people, certainly outside his own country.

'Far too thin' Sharon Osbourne's weight battle after taking Ozempic. Friends tell KATIE

My marriage came apart in January this year, and life as I knew it disappeared. Then I signed up for Hinge, crafting a profile I thought was pretty accurate.

Sharing a romantic kiss with my wife to seal our wedding vows, I never imagined that her head would be turned by another man, or so soon.

My aunt Rosie went to Zurich to die. She was forced to make the journey to Switzerland because assisted dying remains illegal in the UK.

For years my birthday involved falling down stairs and passing out on the train home. Until one hungover morning, aged 26, I questioned why I was doing something that was causing me harm.

What price perfection? It's a question I ask every time I read another tragic story about a woman who's flown abroad for cosmetic surgery, only to be returned in a body bag.

For once I heartily applaud a Labour council's plan to crack down on motorists. I'm thinking of this week's news of the proposal by Haringey to introduce higher parking charges for larger cars.

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EXCLUSIVE BY JONATHAN MCEVOY: As late as last month, Formula One Group, denied that the powerful Greg Maffei, former CEO of Microsoft and Oracle, would be moving aside

JOE MARLER: You try not to feel fear, as an international rugby player. Definitely not as a front-row forward. And then you play South Africa , and a scrum gets called.

There's a classic episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm in which Larry David adopts a 'racist' dog, called Sherriff, who barks at black people.

Mummeeee what are you doing? I need to show you something!' My six-year old daughter Emi was hammering on my bedroom door, which I'd locked.

I was out one night when I saw a man throw up. Such was my blind terror that I dashed across three lanes of traffic. I was less afraid of being run over than of seeing someone be sick.

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Cam McLellan knows his decision has made him 'the bad guy' - and admits it took a lot to convince his wife Felicity - but is firm in his belief that it's the only way to protect his family's wealth.

At the age of 23, Jane* was an introverted, almost painfully shy young woman. 'I was a well-behaved child and teenager, with good academic grades,' she tells me.

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EXCLUSIVE BY SAMI MOKBEL: England medics knew all of this, and told Rice not to bother reporting to St George's Park so they could check him out themselves.

The 50 best work-from-home jobs: Companies with flexible hours, great pay - and incredible

As worshippers remembered Queen Elizabeth II during All Souls' services across Britain, it was hard not to think how upset she would have been at the hostility between her sons.

Microplastics in the air we breathe, our food and water and many of the products around us are polluting our bloodstream and organs, with potentially serious health consequences.

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The original 'mumfluencer' Anna Whitehouse, aka Mother Pukka, reveals why critics were wrong to say it was too soon for her to have a baby with her fiance - just a year after announcing her divorce.

Small but devastating, the damage these nocturnal beasts - moths - inflict on clothes, curtains and carpets is horrendous.

For months, I have been on covert operations. Once the lights are out, I slink around the house, unseen by my husband, turning down the dials on radiators.

Inside Rebekah Vardy's revenge plot against Coleen: Friends tell KATIE HIND exact details

When my husband Greg was arrested, 15 years of belittling and taunts ended. I thought the worst was behind me. Instead, I soon realised I was being subjected to a second reign of terror...

A female journalist is visited at home by two policemen and told that she is being investigated for allegedly stirring up racial hatred in a social media post a year ago.

SIMON JORDAN: Gary Lineker is a clever man. He has plenty else going on to ensure he'll do well without Match of the Day. But will the BBC 's flagship football show survive without him as presenter?

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NEIL SQUIRES: England's finish-line phobia has grown so acute that you are left wondering in what ingenious way might they manage to throw away their next game late on in the day.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: Now comes his most difficult challenge since the early weeks after he replaced Steven Gerrard, when Villa were drifting in 15th.

At my worst, I smoked 20 cigarettes a day. So my reaction on hearing the news of a daily pill, to be handed out free on the NHS, that will help you stop? Yes please, I'll have some of that!

So strong is the campaign for legal cannabis that Donald Trump and Kamala Harris embraced the policy before the US election. But the pro-drug cause has been beaten in three states, including Florida.

Knitwear season is finally upon us, and with it the temptation to snap up the first synthetic jumper that catches your eye. But this year, you really can opt for cashmere instead.

SARAH VINE: Kate's stoic dignity shames the tawdry opportunists and bottom-feeders like

How I lost 17lbs and supercharged my energy levels at 54, by ELEANOR MILLS... and no, I'm

On Monday a friend told me that she was leaving her 'miserable marriage'. I didn't know there was anything miserable about it, although I'd always thought she was more fun than her boring husband.

Last weekend, my roommate was on vacation and I decided to host some drinks at our apartment before heading out to a bar. Things quickly got pretty rowdy and everyone was really drunk.

Jeremy Clarkson, owner of Diddly Squat farm, has been attempting to organise a coach to transport himself and his friends to London for the big protest scheduled for next Tuesday.

Britain is facing an epidemic of phone thefts, with a record number snatched on the street this year. But when your phone is stolen, your entire financial life is at risk.

As the Bank of England reduced the base rate last week, most savings providers couldn't move fast enough to pass on the cut to their customers.

The worst thing about I'm A Celeb? The other celebrities! With brutal honesty, JENNY

You can have the most solid marriage and still end up in an emotional affair. The best way to keep your relationship safe? Check you aren't doing any of the below and stop quickly if you are.

In the end, there was no divine intervention as the first Archbishop of Canterbury in living memory was forced to resign.

Andrew Wrench (pictured) is the plucky customer who took on lenders that 'secretly' pay commission to car salesman to flog their loans - and won.

Today, one in four adult children (4.9 million) live with their parents in the family home. It's a figure that's risen by almost 15% since the 2011 census.

Usamah Ward (pictured) had amassed more than 90,000 Nectar points by doing his shopping at the Whitechapel branch of Sainsbury's.

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When Alex Kay-Jelski was handed the prestigious role of the BBC's Director of Sport in April, he knew he had to shake things up. And fast.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: There are many excellent sporting directors in Italian football but their brief is usually deal-making, not developing. But the talent is there.

CELTIC CONFIDENTIAL: With Trent Alexander-Arnold showing no signs of extending his contract at Liverpool , the Reds have put a former Celtic man at the top of their list of potential replacements.

How to live next to some of Britain's 'poshest postcodes' WITHOUT paying a premium: Here

AN WILSON: Andrew MUST come clean about where the money for Royal Lodge is coming from -

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The David Coote clip is one enormous wake-up call for all of the Premier League's referees, a 74-second warning over how easily your very livelihood can be left in ruins.

I do not have a TV licence, as I only watch Netflix and Amazon. However, I've heard I will now need to buy a licence. Is this true? DEAN DUNHAM gives his response...

I went to claim on the LV= critical illness policy I've been paying for since 2011 but was told cardiac arrest was not covered and I would not get the £50,000 payout I expected. This is so unjust. Please help.

Donald Trump is signalling that he is open to the kind of trade deal that successive British governments have been pushing for for 40 years. Will Labour grab his offer?

Looking for something new to watch? The Mail's TV experts have sifted through hundreds of programmes to bring you the 25 of the best action shows and films to watch on demand right now…

Why these New Towns could be perfect for your next move: They're often dismissed as

I woke up in the middle of the night feeling groggy and disorientated - something wasn't right. As I gently turned over in the darkness I noticed the other side of the bed was empty.

After all these years of biting his lip, we are finally going to find out where Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker really stands on the big issues. Except, of course, we don't need to wait...

Professor Geoff Abbott hunts for herbal remedies used by indigenous peoples that may contain life-saving chemicals that will revolutionise treatments for serious disorders.

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JEFF POWELL IN DALLAS: From an old pug rolling back the decades for fun and fortune in the Cowboys Stadium to a world heavyweight title fight next year?

Speaking late on Sunday evening, Amorim gave every indication that his football philosophy is also set in stone as he prepares for life as Manchester United's new head coach.

Kate's chic tweaks to refashion old looks: From velvet bows to hemlines and even a

You might well think that it sounds too good to be true - a pill that means you can enjoy alcohol without suffering any harmful side-effects.

Finally, I admitted it. Crying all day. Staring blindly out of windows. Incapable of the most basic tasks. Waking with the weight of the whole dark sky on my head, only to long for night so I could go back to bed.

Exhausted after a night shift on a busy hospital ward, Dr Vishwaraj Vemala fell asleep almost as soon as he boarded his flight to India , only to be nudged awake by his mother a few hours later...

When the ultimately fruitless preparations for Priti Patel 's Rwanda deportation scheme were at their height in the summer of 2022, mutinous Home Office civil servants posted...

There is a big beast who has left the political stage who is ideally placed to help forge a beneficial future pathway for Britain with Trump's America, and to navigate the many thorny issues between us.

Cher: As I swore at the driver of a white convertible who had cut me up, I realised it was

At the first sign of a runny nose many people dash out to buy a cold and flu remedy - but soon that might become harder to do.

Caroline Mansi was on a woodland walk when she was overcome with dizziness and felt a huge rush of menstrual blood.'I had to lie down on the forest floor,' she recalls.

Hearing the news that you have a tumour which could shorten your life is something we all dread. But there may be an unexpected bonus for those fortunate to survive cancer.

Wealthy Americans appalled at Donald Trump's landslide election victory are reported to be escaping to Britain. Online searches about emigrating to the UK have increased by 900 per cent.

OLIVER HOLT: It was after the third of Manchester City's record-breaking four straight defeats under Pep Guardiola that the manager sat down to face the press in the depths of the Estadio Jose Alvalade.

Remember the BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India and China? Back in the early 2000s, pundits predicted the countries in the group would reign supreme, economically speaking.

My two sisters, who have highly-paid jobs, can't resist buying extra gifts, though we agreed to a fixed-price Secret Santa. Should I say 'no extra gifts!' this year?

Blow me down, something remarkable is happening on the bag front this winter. Even if you don't need a bag, you're about to be seriously tempted.

What WAS behind the snowy death of the Vogue model who married Evelyn de Rothschild?

Our grand old clubs face off in arenas that come in all shapes and sizes, each with their own intricacies and charms, and house the biggest and richest league in the world.

Is there any research on the amount of carbon inhaled by cyclists on busy city streets? Surely there would be serious long-term effects, so should cyclists wear respirators?

It's 9am. I'm at my desk, coffee in hand and about to start a tedious Teams meeting, when my mobile pings to tell me I have a WhatsApp message.

As one of New York's top sex therapists, I've treated more than 3,000 couples and individuals over the past 30 years. And over those decades I've noticed a seismic shift in habits.

At dinner with my closest friend, conversation turns to weight-loss jabs, and quickly it becomes clear how strongly she disapproves of them.

Cher: The night I took a drunken John Lennon to the Playboy mansion - and he stripped

There was a particular poignancy about the timing of the film crew's arrival in the narrow streets of the medieval Umbrian city of Perugia last week.

Another day, another TikTok nomenclature: #morningshed is an elaborate beauty routine that's supposed to work as you sleep.

He was Diana's steadfast chauffeur who shared her darkest days. Now STEVE DAVIES breaks

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Nothing can prepare you for a 76-year-old grandmother telling you she would be 'better off dead'. Mary is a victim of the silent epidemic of elder abuse sweeping the country - this is her story.

Thankfully, there has been a significant shift in many doctors' attitude towards hormone replacement therapy (HRT).

Betrayal. That is the word you hear from the chief executives of some of the UK's biggest employers as they absorb the impact of Rachel Reeves's Budget.

To listen to some of my London friends, you would think that Donald Trump 's re-election to a second term as president is the prelude to the Apocalypse.

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Researchers believe they've finally cracked the code on why so many young Australians are suddenly suffering heart problems.

Ever wondered what your child's teacher really thinks about them - and you? Kerry Parnell decodes what teachers say, versus what they mean, in time for parents' evening.

Britain is battling an outbreak of the winter vomiting bug norovirus that's being fuelled by a new, highly transmissible form of the infection.

How to be a Power-Ager: Today's over-50s are sexy, solvent and sorted... and I know why,

On the back of the order of service for her funeral was a photo of Phillip Schofield's mum. She is beaming with happiness in a picture taken on her wedding day in the late 1950s.

On the periphery of Europe, Turkey might not be the obvious choice for British retirees but, after years of political insecurity, the market for UK buyers has returned.

Most of us are currently languishing under skies the colour of mushroom soup. Standards slump at flagpoles. Lake-waters lap lifelessly and more days of the same are forecast.

Candid, confessional, controversial

What a wicked game insurers play with their customers. A reader contacted me last week about his experience with Hastings Direct, and it's all rather unedifying.

We can beat cancer in young people by giving them Ozempic, top doctors say. Diet expert

I thought I had a tiny ulcer... but it turned out to be mouth cancer: Deaths are at record

All over social media, American women are shaving their heads and swearing off sex with their partners in protest at Donald Trump's re-election.

So have you checked your investment portfolio yet? At such a pivotal moment, it's tempting to scrutinise how your nest egg has been affected - and to have a tinker based on what you think lies ahead.

Ronnie's face shone as we walked into a clothes shop on the outskirts of Cardiff. It was only a week or so since our unexpected guest had knocked at our door.

PETER HITCHENS: Don't be so smug about Trump - at this rate we will soon have our own

Standing barefoot on the balcony of our suite at the Sahara hotel in Las Vegas, I stared down, dizzy with loneliness as I saw how easy it would be to step over the edge and simply disappear.

Kemi Badenoch reckons she's worked out how to beat Sir Keir Starmer . 'The thing Kemi's noticed is he can't think on his feet,' an ally of the new Tory leader told me.

Donald Trump has vowed to make America great again and, according to pollsters, more than 60 per cent of voters believe that means a stronger economy.

Truth about Bonnie Blue: She's made a fortune filming herself having sex with teens. Now

AMANDA PLATELL: Why I found Harper Beckham's red carpet appearance so deeply inappropriate

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All too recently, even the simple act of walking out of her front door was too terrifying to consider for Lisa Armstrong.

I try to carry on as normal, but this has completely upturned the foundation of my life - everything I thought was real. What is my next step?

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Reality star Georgia Toffolo recently became engaged to James Watt, co-founder of the phenomenally successful beer company BrewDog, who has a fortune of £262million.

I've had a genital itch for years. I take prescription drugs which have itchiness listed as a side effect, but I can't understand why it would be confined to just down there. What can I do?

My colleague Richard Littlejohn wrote this week that Donald Trump 's landslide victory is 'America's Brexit moment'. Not for the first time, he hit the nail on the head.

Hidden message in Harry and Meghan's video: Impeccably placed sources tell ALISON BOSHOFF

Utterly shameless, the Asylum King whose company earns a staggering £4.8million a day from

December 23, 1975. The knock on the door was not loud, but it was persistent.

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Staring at us over the rim of his spectacles, the man behind the desk at the London Hilton gazed at my striped bell-bottoms.

They cut open my skull to remove my brain tumour, reveals CAPRICE. And this terrifying

Paul was accused of treating an RSPB Syrian colleague like a 'slave' and sacked by the

Any occasion when a medication that's meant to improve someone's life cuts it short has to be viewed as an absolute tragedy.

I had the great privilege of spending US election night with Emily Maitlis as she began her gradual descent into madness. Unfortunately, I had to leave the Channel Four studio early.

My husband and I are worried about how our daughter-in-law treats our son. Admittedly, they did have a sad time in the early years of their marriage.

Not sure what to watch this weekend? The Mail's TV experts have sifted through hundreds of shows to bring you the 20 hottest things to watch on demand right now…

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY NIK SIMON: We already know Marler is a master at working the room. But over the course of two hours, we see a different side as he discusses his retirement.

When disputes arise, do you always find yourself taking the role of peacekeeper, or do you keep out of the way until tempers cool? Are you the apple of your parents' eye - or the scapegoat?

Public Health England estimates there could be around 3,000 new cases of Lyme disease a year - however the charity Lyme Disease UK suspects the real number to be 'at least three times higher'.

Every love story starts with a flutter in your chest. And every love scam, it seems, starts with a ping on your iPhone.

How your pet can be your soulmate: Our animals changed our lives and we had a profound

About 20 years ago I was sent to interview a little known comedian my editor had been told was one to watch. Off I went to a north London cafe, unaware of the bizarre spectacle I was about to witness.

During the recent half-term I found myself spinning on a fairground ride while hanging on to two five-year-olds for dear life. When we all stepped off, I felt so dizzy I almost fell over.

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I still remember the moment I met Jake. It was like the scene in a rom-com when the protagonist meets the man you just know she's going to marry. But this isn't a rom-com. It's a horror story.

When I reached the grand old age of 12, I put my foot down and insisted that from that moment on, my name would be Tom. Up until then, all my family and friends had called me Tommy.

Clutching the letter in my hands, I felt my blood run cold. Here was the news that the man who had been jailed just 18 months earlier for attacking me was now eligible for early release from prison.

Celebrities all over America are waking up to a cold new dawn of political and social insignificance.

It is not hard to imagine the atmosphere as dozens of European leaders gathered in Budapest yesterday, with Donald Trump's stunning victory foremost on their minds.

After it became clear the 45th President would also become - by a landslide - the 47th, Britain's wokest and most po-faced radio presenter, LBC's James O'Brien, spoke for many ignorant pundits.

ANDREW NEIL: Truly we now live in The Age Of Trump... and it may be more lasting than many

MAUREEN CALLAHAN: It's 2016 again! Kamala's a sore loser like Hillary. Trump-hating

It's impossible to imagine any president from the past being as openly misogynistic as Donald Trump, whose increasingly unhinged behaviour is something that should appall all of us.

They called Transylvania County (yes, really) for Trump shortly before 11pm, local time. That was the moment I knew Kamala Harris was toast. Trump was back from the dead.

ALEX BRUMMER: The US and UK are headed in utterly different directions. Our prospects for

As the estate agent led me from one hushed, beautiful room to another in the five-bedroom period property, I gazed at its ornate cornices, fireplaces and sash windows, my heart racing. This was 'the one'.

You probably don't think of someone scrupulously organised, highly driven and conscientious as having anxiety. But with high-functioning anxiety, these laudable traits conceal an inner torment.

When we got to Eliot's bedroom we undressed rapidly, still standing up. Then, as we kissed, he lifted me and I straddled his waist. Prior to Eliot, I'd never had sex standing before in my life.

So far in 2024, Marks & Spencer has sold more than five million loaves of sourdough. So when faced with all this choice in the supermarkets, how do you know which sourdough product to go for?

OSCAR CAINER: As Venus (love and abundance) heads towards a dynamic alignment with dreamy Neptune , it links first, uncomfortably, with sparky Uranus.

RICHARD EDEN: Harry and Meghan's 'desperate' attempts to return after Trump's win revealed

Remember, remember, the 5th of November evokes fireworks, bonfires and fun. But it has been seared on my memory for a different reason. It was on that day I was diagnosed with a brain tumour.

Aged 12, I sat at the top of the stairs, listening to my parents argue late at night. The next day, my dad told me that he and Mum had grown apart. There were rumours that he'd been seen with a blonde.

Our critics have scoured hundreds of shows to bring you the very best dramas and comedies to satisfy your cravings for high-end culture...

How Harper Beckham's set to make millions. KATIE HIND reveals how 'momager' Victoria is

If you have been together for 15 years and have a child, and one of you cheats, you don't just walk away. You have built a life together, centred around your child.

Ten months ago I nearly died. Not from an illness or a terrible accident, but because I was desperate to improve what I thought was a bodily 'flaw'.

We all deserve a little hit of happiness - and what better than finding something that resembles an expensive buy for just a few pounds, such as e.l.f.'s dupe of Charlotte Tilbury's Hollywood Flawless Filter?

Much more flattering on the over-50s is 'tonal dressing': different shades of one colour or ones that sit next to each other on the colour wheel.

Pain makes you miserable. And I should know. For the past 15 years, I've suffered from sciatica, as well as swollen ankles and feet caused partly by arthritis.

QUENTIN LETTS: Susanna Reid wore the very face of thunder - while on Channel 4 it was the

Last month, when I interviewed billionaire mogul and major Democratic donor Barry Diller, he told me that he wished for a decisive victory to break the great American logjam.

Markets hate uncertainty, the old adage goes, so there will be some relief among investors that American voters have made a clear-cut decision.

As Democrats all over the world weep into their kombucha, I'm afraid I have only one thing to say: you brought this on yourselves.

I could have warned Kamala Harris. On January 6 this year, I stood in line in a chilly car park outside Clinton Middle School in Iowa to hear Donald Trump speak.

For Sir Keir Starmer, this is the worst possible result. Donald Trump is the most thin-skinned politician on the planet, and determines his foreign policy on the basis of whether other leaders suck up to him.

STEPHEN GLOVER: Many people on the Right in Britain are delighted by Donald Trump's victory. I am very far from delighted. In fact, I'm profoundly depressed.

Yearning to live on an island? Here are 18 affordable homes for sale on one in the UK -

Last night, I got the fright of my life. I walked into the office, and my dad was there sitting at his computer… and then I saw what was on the screen.

Sitting in A&E aged just 19 and in her second year of university with agonising, swollen ankles, it dawned on Rachel Hall how unwell she was.

Dear Bonnie, How are you? How are you really? I mean that sincerely - from someone who has walked the same path. At 50, I'm old enough to be your mum, so here's some motherly advice.

IT HAPPENED TO ME: I was one of the Australia's first paedophile hunters - and I scored my first scalp long before social media made it easy to expose these monsters

Much as I admire and respect Sir Chris Hoy for drawing attention to prostate cancer, I fear he is quite wrong to call for younger men to undergo PSA tests to screen them for the disease.

Have you met your soul dog? However many pets you have, there's only one you'll ever have

Labour's decision to break another promise and put up university tuition fees feels like a smack in the chops for educational aspiration: just like the decision to charge VAT on private school fees.

Net zero is no longer mere policy. It has mutated into a religious cult, and Energy Secretary Ed Miliband is its High Priest. All of us are being forced to bow down at its altar.

Motorists who have taken a loan from a car dealer to buy a vehicle should contact it now - as millions could be in line for a payout worth an average of £1,100.

MIillions of savers are facing higher tax bills on their savings over the next five years - but there are a few easy steps you can take to shield yours.

If, like me, you've always thought you'd never be fooled by scammers, I'm proof that even if you think you know how they operate you can be easily duped.

If you are anything like me, you would have pored over the photos of Queen Mary at Balmoral Beach last week, searching for the familiar and oh-so-relatable signs of a scorned wife.

NIK SIMON: He was eating Portuguese chicken with Eddie Jones and Hamish McLennan last summer, the coach and chairman of Rugby Australia at the time had both turned on the charm.

OSCAR CAINER: They say that 'when the US catches a cold, the rest of the world sneezes.' So, as we digest the election results, we're all hoping for a healthy political situation.

Toxic row that's shocked the fashion world: Inside story of leaked letter that's tearing

Secrets of A Place In The Sun: Property expert LAURA HAMILTON reveals the ten things you

The state pension is set to rise by just 15 pc over the next five years - just half the increase that retirees have enjoyed over the past five years, figures hidden in the Budget reveal.

My wife and I are in our early 80s and have lived in Spain for 21 years. My wife has banked with Santander for 45 years but suddenly we have been unable to get her a new debit card.

AMANDA PLATELL: We're all repulsed by pariah Prince Andrew's extravagance and entitlement.

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As he lay sleeping in a muddy trench in France one night, William Bird woke to find someone shaking him. It was 1917. He'd just been through the Battle of Vimy Ridge, and he was exhausted.

We all know these basic parenting rules, don't we? But despite popular assumptions, parenting isn't a one-way process. Here's where the conventional wisdom gets it very wrong...

How much could giving up alcohol save you, what impact would it have on your budget, and could the money put aside turbocharge a pension push? ADAM LUCK did Sober October to find out.

As celebrities from Chris Packham to Christine McGuinness reveal they have been diagnosed as autistic in adulthood, it has become clear there could be many people unaware that they are neurodiverse.

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From her blue scrubs to her reassuring smile, the woman pictured in information posters in GP practices in Bradford certainly gave the impression she was a doctor.

CRAIG HOPE: 'Better the devil you know,' said one Premier League boss, faced with the prospect of a change at his club. This, it should be noted, was one of the better working relationships.

TOP SPIN: The sight of Virat Kohli prodding his way to 93 runs in six innings during India's defeat by New Zealand caused shockwaves. Might the tremors have been felt at Lord's too?

SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: Care's book extracts left me shaking my head. Some of his revelations about how players were treated by Jones were truly shocking.

Caterpillar lashes, thick eyebrows, slim nose, pillow lips... it's the identikit look du

The Mail on Sunday reported a new 'audit' of baby deaths at the hospital Lucy Letby worked at suggested many of the most rapid deteriorations in young patients occurred when she wasn't on duty.

Having not had a period for three months and after gaining a little weight around her middle, Julia Champion convinced herself that, at 53, she must be menopausal.

A church hall in a quiet town. A man makes tea... there's an air of anticipation, then a 30-something secretary rings a bell and says: 'My name's Sally. And I'm a recovering alcoholic.'

What's the one simple thing that could transform your health? No, it's not the Ozempic jab, or an obscure berry being touted as the latest 'superfood', or a new app for your phone.

CARBOHYDRATES are seen as 'the enemy' of healthy weight. The 'no carbs before Marbs' mantra (from The Only Way Is Essex about Marbella) reflects a view that carbs lead to fat gain.

Twenty years ago, just 16 per cent of UK adults had a tattoo. Today, it's nearer 30 per cent. Everyone from England football legend David Beckham to Princess Eugenie, has embraced inked skin.

Whatever happens, there will be significant implications not just for Americans but for the rest of the world too.

EXCLUSIVE BY ISAAN KHAN IN PHILADELPHIA: When the news of Chido Obi-Martin's expected exit from Arsenal broke, the feeling among the club's fanbase was unanimous. Not again.

As reclusive Matt LeBlanc is pictured a year after Matthew Perry's death, the real reason

I've been offered an operation to remove a prolapsed haemorrhoid but I'm worried it will be painful and leave me incontinent.

At 26, happily married and with a busy career as a dog-groomer, Sophie Cater should be enjoying life to the full. Instead, she is in pain virtually round-the-clock because of a hip replacement in 2023.

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Elyse Ramsay will never forgot the moment her mother called her at midnight to deliver the awful news about her father Tim.

The dead do come back to us: As scientists reveal astonishing proof, the stories that will

The best places to live in Britain's national parks - property experts reveal where to buy

Of all my fashion regrets, the big one is all the black I wore. Much more flattering on the over-50s is 'tonal dressing': different shades of one colour or ones that sit next to each other on the colour wheel.

As a psychotherapist, I work with many couples grappling with the life-changing decision of starting a family. Some are even turning to specialised 'baby decision' coaches to find out if they are ready.

The full moving story of Charles' cancer battle: ROBERT HARDMAN'S landmark biography

The honest truth about life after plastic surgery (by an anti-aging expert who's had 12

We hear a lot of fancy tips on how to improve our sex lives, says breathwork specialist Jamie Clements. 'For starters, there's: try this position from the Kama Sutra!'

Something strange is happening. Autism, a serious, neurodevelopmental condition, has gone from being relatively rare to being everywhere.

Just over 25 years ago, a Buckingham Palace report recommended steps the monarchy should adopt to rebuild trust after the collapse in support for the Royal Family following the death of Princess Diana.

As tomorrow is the day of perhaps the most momentous election in modern American history, it's time to recall the immortal words of Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.

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Exactly 29 years ago today - on November 4, 1995 - Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated by a far-Right nationalist opposed to Rabin's efforts to make peace with Palestinians.

They'd all been expecting a certain amount of pain. What none had envisaged, ahead of last week's Labour Budget, however, was a systematic assault on their entire way of life.

CHRIS FOY - WORLD OF RUGBY: A painful lesson is not the equal of a glorious victory. It's not the plan or the target. Let's have some honesty, please. This is Test rugby.

MIKE KEEGAN: Chelsea have been left furious after Liverpool snatched highly- rated youngster Rio Ngumoha (left) - and a tribunal will be called in to decide on compensation to be paid.

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SAMI MOKBEL: The famous snap of Edu, with a pair of tongs in hand, standing over a barbecue grill with a sizeable cigar perched on his lips symbolic the pair's impact at the Emirates.

SAMANTHA BRICK: My husband's started taking Ozempic - and I never could have imagined the

Let me count the ways in which dating apps let you down. The fake profiles, the endless 'datemin' of swiping and messaging, the game playing and ghosting.

Sometimes, you need to live abroad to appreciate what is special about this country.

My wife and I have been together for three years and married for just over one. We have a lot in common - except when it comes to politics.

My last surviving grandmother was an incredibly independent woman. Her husband died when I was five years old and she was 58, and she never remarried.

The reverberations from Wednesday's Budget continue - and they are not good ones.

The inside story of Kate's tumultuous year: From that dramatic moment the Duchess told of

Truth about Charles, Harry and Meghan: Bombshell new book exposes 'fury' at Sussexes,

What it's like being married to a man who is too well-endowed. With brutal honesty,
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I used to down a bottle of wine a night. Now I can easily stop at one glass thanks to

As I danced at my silver wedding anniversary party this summer, I couldn't have been happier. I was in the arms of the man of my dreams, feeling my usual spark of excitement.

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It was a cold October evening exactly six years ago when Katya Jones found herself at the centre of the 'Strictly curse'.

Until recently, the future for Sara Sjölund seemed, at best, uncertain. Having been diagnosed with brain cancer in 2018, at the age of just 38, she had undergone a raft of treatments, to no avail.

'Duchess Difficult' Meghan should ask who the REAL bully is, says AMANDA PLATELL 

JAN MOIR: There are losers, bad losers - and Rebekah Vardy. Now she knows her kind of

Only 84 people a night were able to squeeze into the tiny venue to see Richard Gadd's Edinburgh Fringe play Baby Reindeer, which ran for nearly four weeks in 2019.

They do not seem to be typical candidates for heart attacks. Slim and healthy, they are fit young people who don't smoke, and may not show signs of type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol or blood pressure.

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Why Hollywood insiders say Meghan wore this 'revenge dress' to hit back at US critics

RICHARD EDEN: Why I believe Harry and Meghan's new Portuguese home means we may NEVER see

One of the most awkward episodes since the Duke and Duchess of Sussex quit royal duties in 2020 to 'find freedom' - and a fortune - came on a red carpet in Los Angeles almost a year ago.

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James Middleton - younger brother of Kate and Pippa (inset) - reveals how he met his wife, Alizee (left) - and her unplanned first meeting with the Waleses...

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Her fourteenth prime minister, Boris Johnson, visits the Queen at Balmoral to tender his resignation. The Queen stands to greet him. They talk about the political situation, laugh and joke.

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After the death of her mother in 2002, the Queen grew more carefree, as though relieved of the burden of parental judgment. She relaxed into her role and had more fun.

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Those who were presented to the Queen often found the experience discombobulating. They were often more familiar with her face than with their own.

Inside Harry's glitzy Montecito world as he turns 40. JAN MOIR visits the enclave and

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California has many charms, but the year-round sun of the Golden State may be starting to lose its shine for the Duke of Sussex.

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Much work is needed for Harry to mend bridges and reclaim friendships. But The Mail on Sunday has learned that a plan for a way forward has already been prepared.

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How to stop Labour taking your tax-free pension lump sum: JEFF PRESTRIDGE

Inheritance tax could jump through the proverbial roof if Labour carries out its expected assault on inherited wealth in next month's Budget.

If you own a business, buy-to-let property or an investment portfolio be aware what could be coming your way - but there are things you can do now.

How disgraceful of the BBC to help Labour with its broadcasts 'revealing' details of the inflation-busting pension rise.

Ozempic has sparked the return of body shaming... so here's the public step I'm taking to

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Research shows that looking after your brain involves keeping your whole body healthy. In the first part of an exclusive series, here is the head-to-toe guide to helping to prevent dementia.

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One in three of us will develop dementia in our lifetime - a condition that slowly but surely devastates lives.

But how worried do we actually need to be if drinking at or even above 14 units a week - and have the risks been overstated? Dr Ellie Cannon has the answers

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Revealed: What Arsenal's players are saying privately about 'rattled' Man City, a hurdle

SAMI MOKBEL: Back at the ranch, Arsenal's squad watched 'the anger' unfold with a wry smile. Their phones have pinged regularly with messages, many of which have made similar observations about the strength of Manchester City's reaction to Sunday's intense 2-2 draw. Now that the dust has settled, Mail Sport can bring you Arsenal players' side of the story - their sense that the noise that emanated from the City camp in the aftermath of the Battle of the Etihad points towards a team that is 'rattled'.

How football's trial of the century could get Man City kicked out of the Premier League:

INSIDE THE LIVERPOOL CAMP - BY LEWIS STEELE: Much tougher tests await but the signs are extremely promising. Seven goals scored and zero conceded.

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MIKE KEEGAN: United could still opt to redevelop Old Trafford, of course, but should they take the plunge on a new ground it will be the biggest, most expensive project of its kind Britain has seen.

CHRIS FOY - WORLD OF RUGBY: For neutrals and rivals, this is a jarring concept. But there is a very real danger that South Africa are shedding their status as perennial pantomime villains.

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY IAN LADYMAN: There is no such thing as the perfect footballer, the flawless sportsman. Everybody has a weakness somewhere. Don't they?

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CRAIG HOPE: It was, in reality, something of an illusion, the notion of a Saudi-backed super club ready to become No 1 in the world, the intention as declared by chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan.

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