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2h ago

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Daily Mail's pioneering visual journalism awarded top honours for groundbreaking Deep Dive format and incredible Mo Farah investigation
Judges at the Future of Media Awards crowned Harry Lewis-Irlam Media Innovator of the Year for his work on the Daily Mail's groundbreaking Deep Dive format.
1. 1. The Daily Mail was lauded for revolutionising visual journalism, pushing the boundaries to the extreme by combining in-depth investigative reporting with stunning presentation.
1. 2. Judges at the Future of Media Awards crowned Harry Lewis-Irlam the Media Innovator of the Year for his work on the Daily Mail's groundbreaking Deep Dive format.
1. 3. The Daily Mail also took the prestigious Best Online Video award for a groundbreaking piece about the 'real Mo Farah'.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

3h ago

PoliticsControversialOpinion

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Sadiq Khan prepares to ban log burners in London in his latest 'clean air' clampdown on the capital
In recent years, log burners have become the latest status symbol for middle-class Brits following the popularity of Aga cookers and Smeg fridges in years gone by.
1. 1. Sadiq Khan is preparing to ban log burners across London in his latest 'clean air' clampdown.
1. 2. He has argued that the current rules are hindering his efforts to reduce emissions while also claiming that small increases in solid-fuel burning can lead to disproportionate harm to health.
1. 3. In June, the Daily Mail found that ULEZ had not improved the air quality in the Big Smoke as the Mayor had claimed.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

5h ago

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Moment ram raid gang smash their way into Yves Saint Laurent before stealing £30,000 worth of luxury handbags in nighttime raid on London's Bond Street
Ryan Brough and Max Tyson used a Toyota SUV to batter open the fortified display window in one of a series of raids which saw them snatch half a million pounds worth of stolen gear in just six weeks.
1. 1. Ryan Brough and Max Tyson used a Toyota SUV to batter open the fortified display window in one of a series of raids which saw them snatch half a million pounds worth of stolen gear in just six weeks.
1. 2. The pair, 32 and 25 respectively, then carried out a similar raid at END Clothing in Broadwick Street Soho the following week - and struck a third time at Loro Piana, a luxury Italian fashion brand, close to Harrods in Knightsbridge on 16 December.
1. 3. The gang grabbed a number of leather handbags worth up to £30,000 a piece.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

5h ago

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Woman suffers head injuries after 30m fall from Blue Mountains cliff while rock climbing with group
The woman suffered injuries to the head, paramedics said.
1. 1. A woman climbing with a group in the Blue Mountains National Park has suffered head injuries after falling about 30 metres from a cliff.
1. 2. Emergency services were called to Ben Travado Wall off the Sublime Point Walking Track at Leura around 11am on Saturday.
1. 3. Multiple ambulance crews, including special operations paramedics, are at the scene treating the woman for head and arm injuries.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

7h ago

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Who really owns the Falklands? CHRIS PLEASANCE explains why the bitter sovereignty row is flaring up again
Argentina is once again claiming sovereignty of the Falklands, encouraged by Trump, who's angry at the UK over defence spending.
1. 1. Argentina is once again claiming sovereignty of the Falklands, encouraged by Trump, who is angry at the UK over defence spending.
1. 2. And now they're being joined by Israeli politicians who are furious that Britain sanctioned their country over the West Bank.
1. 3. It's a right old diplomatic mess, but at its heart is a very simple question.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

8h ago

Current EventsControversialCrime

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American women arrested after smuggling $1 MILLION worth of cannabis to Japan in suitcases
Photos released by Japanese media showed the staggering scale of the seizure, with dozens of small bags packed with marijuana sprawled across a table and spilling from open black suitcases.
1. 1. Two American women have been arrested for allegedly smuggling $1 million worth of marijuana into Japan.
1. 2. Japan has some of the world’s toughest anti-drug laws, where smuggling or possessing illegal narcotics, including marijuana, can result in years behind bars.
1. 3. One of the women admitted to the crime, allegedly telling Tokyo police she took the job for the money and was 'attracted by the fact I could go to Japan for free,' Nippon TV reported.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

8h ago

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Prince Harry announces string of pseudo-royal engagements in the UK and the US as he and Meghan hit back again at King for calling them 'private citizens', saying it's 'unrealistic'
The Duke of Sussex will support charities on both sides of the Atlantic in his 'September public engagements' amid tensions between the Sussexes and the Royal Household.
1. 1. Prince Harry has announced a string of pseudo-royal appearances in the UK and US as he and Meghan labelled the King’s description of them as 'private citizens' unrealistic.
1. 2. The Duke's plans have been interpreted as him making a return to public life in Britain.
1. 3. Insiders close to the couple have maintained that the East African nation's decision to pull out of the 2027 Games was a 'direct result' of a letter written by the King which insisted they are 'private citizens'.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

9h ago

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Lindsay Clancy holdout juror has history of domestic violence allegations, report claims
The lone holdout juror in Lindsay Clancy trial reportedly had a history of domestic violence allegations and an active restraining order while serving on the jury.
1. 1. The holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy case reportedly had a history of domestic violence allegations and an active restraining order against him while serving on the jury.
1. 2. The juror's landlord claims he 'lied about everything,' owes more than $12,000 in back rent, and erected cameras around the property.
1. 3. Other jurors described the holdout's behavior during deliberations as 'arrogant,' 'shocking,' and accused him of refusing to meaningfully engage with their arguments.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

10h ago

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Rudy Giuliani reveals what he said to Mamdani over awkward handshake at 9/11 memorial after public spat
It comes after Giuliani claimed he was 'offended' by the prospect of Mamdani, the city's first Muslim mayor, attending the 25th anniversary memorial service honoring those killed in 9/11.
1. 1. Rudy Giuliani revealed he told Mayor Zohran Mamdani that he 'prays for him all the time' during the 9/11 remembrance ceremony.
1. 2. Giuliani praised Mamdani for remaining at the ceremony throughout, stating, 'We realized that if either one of us turned our backs on the other, that would have been the story.'
1. 3. Giuliani remains 'concerned about him hanging around with guys saying 9/11 was our fault,' indicating ongoing disagreement despite the handshake.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

11h ago

PoliticsControversialOpinion

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War of words erupts as Pauline Hanson doubles down on her attack on Albanese's late mother over public housing
Anthony Albanese grew up in social housing in Sydney's inner west, with his mother, Maryanne, who lived on a disability pension. Pauline Hanson has taken aim at his background.
1. 1. Pauline Hanson has doubled down on her attack on the late mother of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for living in public housing for decades.
1. 2. Some things are off limits. Attacking a woman who's been dead for more than 20 years for living in public housing is off limits.
1. 3. How does he compare that to the Australians being forced to live in cars and tents because of his government's high immigration numbers?

DMDaily Mail (UK)

12h ago

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Meddling Miliband is wrong about his West Bank sanctions... that's the view of Palestinians who fear having to face the fallout
Workers and business owners based in the Israeli settlements in the West Bank have warned that Labour's plans to ban goods from the area risk doing more harm than good.
1. 1. Workers and business owners based in the Israeli settlements in the West Bank have warned that Labour's plans to ban goods from the area risk doing more harm than good.
1. 2. While the Palestinian Authority and Hamas, the militant group that controls the Gaza Strip, have strongly backed the British countermeasures, labelling them an 'important step', on the ground views were much more complex.
1. 3. The sentiment was echoed by dozens of Palestinian workers who told the Daily Mail they were worried the measures introduced in their name could instead cost them jobs and leave families without vital income.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

18h ago

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Former Southern Water boss appears in court charged with fraud conspiracy over 'plan to manipulate water quality tests and dodge £45m in fines'
Matthew Wright (pictured), 60, appeared at Bromley Magistrates' Court on Friday alongside three other former employees to face the criminal charge for the first time.
1. 1. Matthew Wright, 61, appeared at Bromley Magistrates' Court on Friday alongside three other former employees to face the criminal charge for the first time.
1. 2. The former chief executive and fellow former employees Philip Barker, Clive Massey, and Mark Gregory are accused of conspiracy to defraud the Environment Agency (EA) and water regulator Ofwat.
1. 3. Wright denies any wrongdoing and has cooperated with the EA's investigation, his solicitor said after an earlier High Court hearing.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

19h ago

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London remembers 9/11: Families of British victims mark 25th anniversary of the terror attacks as Andy Burnham says 'those who seek to destroy our way of life will never win'
Families of British 9/11 victims have marked the 25th anniversary of the terror attacks. Crowds gathered in London near a memorial sculpture of the Twin Towers ruins.
1. 1. Families of British 9/11 victims have marked the 25th anniversary of the terror attacks.
1. 2. Crowds gathered in London's Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park near a memorial sculpture of the Twin Towers ruins.
1. 3. Prime Minister as Andy Burnham said in a video address to victims' families that 'those who seek to destroy our way of life will never win'.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

20h ago

LifestyleControversialLifestyle

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Princess of Wales discusses with cancer patients how 'our children give us the inspiration to keep pushing forwards' during surprise appearance at Royal Marsden Hospital where she received treatment
Catherine, 44, made the unannounced trip to the London hospital to meet staff and patients benefitting from holistic care, as well as others currently undergoing cancer treatment.
1. 1. The Princess of Wales discussed with cancer patients how 'our children give us the inspiration to keep pushing forwards' during a surprise visit to the Royal Marsden Hospital.
1. 2. Catherine was at the hospital to hear how funds raised by her Three Peaks Challenge are being used to build a new specialist centre for Holistic Wellbeing and Recovery.
1. 3. Patients emphasized the importance of holistic care, stating it makes tough treatments that little bit easier and provides crucial support beyond clinical pathways.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

20h ago

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Moment giant water spout bears down on tourist boat in Italy as country is lashed with deadly flash floods and storms
Dramatic footage shows the towering vortex churning across the sea off San Michele di Pagana, near Rapallo in northern Italy, on Thursday morning.
1. 1. A huge waterspout bore down on a tourist boat off the coast of Italy as the country was lashed by deadly flash floods and storms.
1. 2. It comes after two women were killed as ferocious storms battered Italy, triggering flash floods, landslides and tornadoes.
1. 3. Emergency crews carried out more than 200 rescue operations, while dozens of people were forced to flee their homes.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

20h ago

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The end of the rush towards assisted dying? MPs vote down controversial law change at the second attempt after emotional Commons debate
It followed a passionate debate in the Commons on Friday between supporters and opponents of assisted dying, with many speaking emotionally about their personal experiences.
1. 1. MPs voted by 286 to 270, a majority of 16, to reject the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill at its Second Reading.
1. 2. Campaigners welcomed the fall of the Bill and claimed the Commons defeat meant the issue of assisted dying had been settled 'for a generation'.
1. 3. The PM has previously argued there is a more immediate need to fix palliative care and social care than debate the legalisation of assisted dying.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

20h ago

Current EventsControversialSensational

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Boyfriend, 66, admits murdering mother of seven almost 30 years ago then keeping her body in a cellar until he moved house and disposed of it in a wheelie bin
Trevor Dunkley also admitted a charge of preventing the lawful burial of Patricia Lashley, who disappeared near her home in Dudley, West Midlands, in September 1998.
1. 1. Trevor Dunkley, 66, pleaded guilty to the murder of Patricia Lashley, a mother of seven, who disappeared in 1998.
1. 2. Dunkley admitted to keeping Ms Lashley's decomposed body in a cellar for months before disposing of it in a wheelie bin.
1. 3. Ms Lashley was last seen in September 1998, but was not reported missing until June 1999 by her sister.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

21h ago

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Sudanese lorry migrant stabbed grandfather to death 2 days after he was bailed over rampage
A Sudanese lorry migrant who stabbed a stranger to death while on police bail over a rampage just 48 hours earlier was jailed for 27 years. Rasheed Rahman, murdered Mark Carroll in north London.
1. 1. Rasheed Rahman, 21, a Sudanese lorry migrant, was jailed for 27 years for murdering grandfather Mark Carroll, 55.
1. 2. Rahman had been on police bail for a rampage just 48 hours before the murder, during which he punched and kicked members of the public.
1. 3. The judge stated Rahman is 'clearly a very dangerous man' and that the random, unprovoked attack left the victim's family 'broken and grieving'.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

23h ago

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Brit tourist is found 'safe and sound' days after he went missing in Benidorm
A British tourist who went missing after a night out in Benidorm has been found safe.
1. 1. Paul Cartwright, 39, from Greater Manchester, had not been seen since the weekend and failed to board his flight home on Monday.
1. 2. Mother Eileen Jones took to Facebook to confirm the news, writing: 'Thank you to everyone for your help and concern. 'Paul is home, safe and sound.'
1. 3. Mr Cartwright's disappearance in Spain comes just weeks after a British man went missing while holidaying on the country's southern coast.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

1d ago

BusinessControversialOpinion

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Bakery is 'banned from Borough Market for being too successful' - ahead of fresh New York venture adding to outlets in the Middle East and Asia
Bread Ahead founder Matthew Jones has claimed he was told to 'wind down operations' because the bakery's goods are so popular with visitors.
1. 1. Bread Ahead founder Matthew Jones alleged that he was told to 'wind down operations' because his goods are so popular with visitors.
1. 2. In a furious social media rant he said the decision was 'devastating' and will lead to the loss of 83 jobs.
1. 3. A Borough Market spokesman said: 'As a responsible landlord, our decisions around lease renewals are made through a formal process and communicated to the trader well in advance of the expiry date.'

DMDaily Mail (UK)

1d ago

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'Pelicot 2.0' husband 'boasted of selling his wife for £400 per rape' before she died from injuries sustained by the sexual assaults, relative claims
An Austrian man who is accused of drugging his wife so that he could sell her for sex once boasted about how much money he made off the men who would rape her.
1. 1. Robert Aichinger, 51, is being investigated after his wife Daniela, 39, was found dead on June 25 after sustaining injuries while being sexually abused.
1. 2. Police say Mr Aichinger, a truck driver from Marchtrenk, was found to have exchanged messages with men revealing that he had drugged his wife repeatedly and handed her unconscious to men for payment.
1. 3. His younger sister claims that he once bragged to her about how he sold his wife for sex, making the equivalent of £429 per session.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

1d ago

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Police officer denies causing death by dangerous driving after teenage boy dies in e-bike collision with car
Daniel Cartwright, a constable with Bedfordshire Police, denied causing the death of 16-year-old Ryley Hutson by dangerous driving this morning at Nottingham Crown Court.
1. 1. Police officer Daniel Cartwright denied causing death by dangerous driving after a collision involving a teenage e-bike rider.
1. 2. Ryley Hutson, 16, was pronounced dead at the scene of the incident in Bramcote, Nottingham, in September last year.
1. 3. Daniel Cartwright, a constable with Bedfordshire Police, was charged in July in connection with the 16-year-old's death.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

1d ago

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25 years after 9/11, New York fire chief who risked his life that day warns of the terrorism dangers of Britain's 'idiotic' migrant open-door policy
As images of ash-covered survivors and heartbroken relatives flash across our screens every year, only those who witnessed the horror firsthand can truly convey what it was like.
1. 1. Thomas von Essen, New York City's fire commissioner during 9/11, warns that current open-door migration policies pose significant terrorism risks.
1. 2. Von Essen criticizes politicians for allowing 'thousands and thousands of people into your country and not know who they are or what their mission is,' calling it 'idiotic'.
1. 3. He believes the threat of terrorism is now more dangerous than before 9/11 due to advanced technology and recruitment by extremist groups.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

1d ago

Current EventsRemembranceTrauma

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British 9/11 survivor who was ordered to climb back UP the World Trade Center stairs before the second plane hit her office says she will never forgive herself for 'only' attending 23 of her 61 dead c
British survivor Janice Brooks miraculously escaped from the 84th floor of the south tower after United Airlines Flight 175 ploughed into the side of the building on September 11, 2001.
1. 1. Janice Brooks, a British survivor of the 9/11 attacks, expresses enduring guilt for only attending 23 of the 61 funerals of her deceased colleagues.
1. 2. Brooks narrowly escaped the 84th floor of the South Tower after being ordered back into the building by officials, only for the second plane to hit her office.
1. 3. Now a guest speaker for the charity Since 9/11, Brooks aims to educate young people about extremism and tolerance, emphasizing the importance of remembering the events of 9/11.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

1d ago

Current EventsVeteran VoicesDisillusionment

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Afghanistan war veterans say their friends 'died for nothing' as they speak out 25 years after 9/11
Twenty-five years after the deadliest terror attack in history set the wheels in motion for the war in Afghanistan, British veterans have said their sacrifices were a 'pointless waste of time'.
1. 1. British veterans express profound disillusionment 25 years after the 9/11 attacks, stating their sacrifices in Afghanistan were a 'pointless waste of time' and that the country is in a 'worse state than before' the conflict.
1. 2. Veterans like Ben McBean, who lost limbs, and Gemma Gardner, who witnessed daily casualties, feel their efforts were reversed by the Taliban's rapid takeover and subsequent oppressive regime.
1. 3. The article notes that Western allies spent two decades fighting the 'war on terror' after Al Qaeda orchestrated the 9/11 suicide attacks that killed 3,000 people, with 457 British soldiers killed and thousands more wounded.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

1d ago

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Team Sussex say Harry and Meghan are 'happy to be back' in the UK in first comments about their return - despite swirling row with Buckingham Palace over Uganda pulling out of Invictus Games as a 'dir
Insiders close to the Sussexes insisted that getting their children, Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, settled as they begin a new school year 'has been, and remains, their focus.
1. 1. Prince Harry and Meghan are 'happy to be back' in the UK, sources close to the couple have said.
1. 2. Uganda's decision to pull out of the Invictus Games was a 'direct result' of a letter written by King Charles which insisted they are 'private citizens'.
1. 3. Fewer than one in six Britons want Harry and Meghan to return as working members of the Royal Family now they are back in the UK.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

1d ago

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Father who said he would have BEHEADED his son's primary school teacher 'if she was a man' for calling him 'a little bully' is jailed after case shocked France
Abdelkader B., 47, from Le Fauga threatened to 'cut off the head' of a teacher on September 4, 2026, Toulouse Criminal Court heard.
1. 1. A father has been jailed after telling his son's teacher he would behead her 'if she was a man' in a case that has shocked France.
1. 2. Abdelkader B. was sentenced after a fast-track hearing on Thursday, six days after the threatening incident in Le Fauga, a village with a population of about 2,600 just outside Toulouse.
1. 3. The case has dredged back horrific memories in France of the murder of Samuel Paty, a teacher who was murdered and decapitated outside his school in a Paris suburb in October 2020.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

1d ago

PoliticsControversialOpinion

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Make disability benefits as 'easy as possible' to get, says Labour review
A long-awaited study led by welfare minister Sir Stephen Timms found the system for claiming Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is too 'stressful' for claimants and called for a shake-up.
1. 1. Sickness benefits should be made as 'easy as possible' to claim, according to a new government review.
1. 2. The cost of PIP, which is now the main disability benefit, is on course to double in a decade and is forecast to top £40billion a year by 2030.
1. 3. Labour's answer to the ballooning welfare bill is to make benefits even easier to claim. They are so out of touch, it beggars belief.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

1d ago

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China could switch the lights off at any second, such is Beijing's grip on our infrastructure, former MI6 chief warns
In an ominous address, Sir Richard Dearlove claimed last night that Beijing could hold the UK to 'ransom' by growing our dependency on Chinese steel and tech - then cutting our supplies when it chooses.
1. 1. China could bring Britain to a 'standstill' by switching off access to our power grid, a former MI6 chief has warned.
1. 2. Peacetime dependencies give China strategic leverage, and in a crisis it gives them weapons of mass disruption which could literally bring this country to a complete standstill.
1. 3. Britain 'complacently deindustrialising' had become a 'chronic danger' as China exerts control over critical minerals markets.

DMDaily Mail (UK)

1d ago

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Putin has two years left to fight, says Ukraine's top spy chief
Lieutenant General Oleh Ivashchenko claimed this week that a loss of troops, dwindling morale and a struggling economy may impact Russia's ability to wage war by 2028.
1. 1. Vladimir Putin and Russia have a maximum of two years left to fight, according to Ukraine's top spy chief.
1. 2. Western intelligence services suggest Putin's nation is losing 6,000 more soldiers than it can recruit every month.
1. 3. Around 40 per cent of Russia's oil-refining infrastructure has been disabled, according to the Kyiv Independent, leading to fuel shortages and a ban on exports of diesel and gasoline.

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