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Daily Mail writer Lydia Hawken has issued a response in a TikTok and apologised to Millie Bobby Brown after the Stranger Things star called her out as one of the journalists who has been ...

The Mail reveals today that the Royal Air Force is so short of trained pilots that it is scrambling to recruit many more. Top brass are desperate to find new candidates because Sir Keir Starmer ...

Also this week: a conspiracy theorist at the FBI, and Meta’s free-speech wobble. By Alison Phillips Think what you may about the Daily Mail, but it has long been committed to funding journalism. And ...

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The U.S. Postal Service is facing an uncertain future after the resignation this week of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy and ...

The Daily Mail was told the American actor was romantically involved with a younger costume designer, whom the Mail has chosen not to name. 'David cheated on Lily,' an associate said. 'They met on ...

A variety of foods that make up a healthy diet contain compounds that researchers now believe could turbocharge the growth of tumors. Eggs, tofu, seed oils, and nuts contain essential Omega 6 ...

Postmaster DeJoy — the former businessman who rose to the position during the first Trump administration and led USPS through a pandemic, a surge in mail-in voting, and repeated financial crises ...

The Mail today launches an unmissable subscription offering for the many fans of our award-winning true crime podcast series, The Trial. The Crime Desk Club will be home to members-only bonus ...

It is now five years since The Mail on Sunday, as so often first and alone, raised fears that the Covid virus originated in a lab leak in the Chinese city of Wuhan. If this is so, then the world ...

The decision to renew the 'bland' series has raised a few eyebrows - including that of the Daily Mail's Diary Editor Richard Eden. 'Let's be clear what happened here,' he said on the latest ...