Ancient Egyptian servants were sacrificed when their king died
Mail Onlineby Xantha Leatham·4d ago
When Egypt's earliest kings died, they may not have gone to the afterlife alone. Archaeologists examining the remains of people buried around royal tombs have discovered many had suffered...
Olympic gold medal winner looks unrecognisable - who is he?
Mail Onlineby Laura Fox·4d ago
One of the Olympics' most decorated medallists has been given an incredible drag makeover. The gold medal winner sported a heavily made-up look and long blonde curls after being given a new look by...
Man fails in bid to stop demolition of huge 'director's box' extension
Mail Onlineby Caitlin Leng·4d ago
A businessman has been ordered to tear down a huge 'football director's box' extension on his family home after planning bosses dismissed his appeal.
Five-year mortgages break 6% barrier
Mail Onlineby Helen Crane·4d ago
Mortgage rates have broken through the 6 per cent barrier for the first time in three years, as lenders continue to hike prices on inflation concerns.
Taxi driver cut out of his father's £400k will takes brother to court
Mail Onlineby Aidan Radnedge·4d ago
A taxi driver has taken his brother to court after being cut out of his father's £400,000 will after being accused of 'disrespect' when wearing a tartan hat on the day of their parent's funeral.
Fox News star accused of ignoring warnings before fatal Ukraine strike
Mail Onlineby James Gordon·4d ago
Fox News correspondent Benjamin Hall has been accused of ignoring urgent security warnings before venturing into a deadly Ukrainian danger zone where a Russian strike killed two of his colleagues...
Labour complains about Tories using cartoon image of 'bottler' Burnham
Mail Onlineby Greg Heffer·4d ago
Andy Burnham's deputy has moaned about the Tories using cartoon-style images of the 'bottler' Prime Minister on their party conference merchandise.
Tired all the time? A single daily coffee could be to blame
Mail Onlineby Marti Stelling·4d ago
It's a daily habit for nearly three-quarters of people in the UK. For many, the morning hasn't begun until that first sip of coffee, after which you'll feel suitably awake and ready for the day.
Uni professor led double life as paedophile - and bosses had no idea
Mail Onlineby Ryan Hooper; Cameron Charters; Gavriella Epstein-Lightman·4d ago
A renowned university lecturer who plotted to sexually assault an under-age girl continued to teach despite his guilt – and some shell-shocked colleagues only learned about his depravity through...
Kieran Hayler arrives at court after being accused of raping girl, 13
Mail Onlineby Aidan Radnedge·4d ago
Katie Price’s ex-husband Kieran Hayler has arrived at court for his trial on a charge of allegedly raping a 13-year-old girl.
Burnham 'poised to join EU imposing tariffs on Chinese electric cars'
Mail Onlineby James Tapsfield·4d ago
Andy Burnham looks poised to join the EU in imposing tariffs on Chinese electric cars. The PM is said to be drawing up potential levies to counter concerns from Brussels that Beijing is using the...
How Mark Chapman helped co-star Kelly Cates feel 'attractive' again
Mail Onlineby Will Pickworth·4d ago
Match of the Day may have been running since 1964, but news broke of a first on the show on Sunday when it was reported that co-hosts Kelly Cates and Mark Chapman have started dating.
Inside the 'NAD+ and prosecco' parties in the Cotswolds
Mail Onlineby Maanya Sachdeva·4d ago
One of Hollywood's hottest wellness trends has trickled down to the Cotswolds, where women are hosting 'IV drip parties' to reap the supposed anti-ageing benefits of a supplement called NAD+.
Lisa Snowdon confirms split from fiancé George Smart after 12 years
Mail Onlineby Juliet Conway·4d ago
Lisa Snowdon has confirmed she has split from fiancé George Smart after 12 years together, revealing the couple ended their long-term romance after they 'grew apart'.
Lady Louise is supported by Sophie at carriage driving competition
Mail Onlineby Maanya Sachdeva·4d ago
Lady Louise Windsor was supported by her mother, the Duchess of Edinburgh, as she competed in a carriage driving competition this weekend.
Hepatitis alert sent to UK primary schools
Mail Onlineby Zoe Hardy·4d ago
A public health warning has been issued after two pupils from Newcastle primary schools contracted Hepatitis A, a potentially life-threatening liver infection that can resemble flu.
Sienna Miller and Dominic West's 'slick' divorce drama War is hailed
Mail Onlineby Ciara Farmer·4d ago
Sienna Miller and Dominic West's new show War has won unanimous praise from critics after hitting screens last week.
New On The Case on the rise and fall of The Black Widow
Mail Onlineby Jordana Seal·4d ago
Linda Calvey had spent hours applying false eyelashes and ensuring her blonde locks cascaded down her back before pulling on a Mary Quant-inspired minidress with a pink bow on the front.
Debbie McGee reveals she was forced to flee Iran during 70s revolution
Mail Onlineby Will Hallowell·4d ago
Debbie McGee has revealed how she was forced to flee Iran 'with machine guns trained on her' while she ran to board a plane after hiding for three weeks during the revolution.
Lidl snaps up more customers as sales hit £13bn
Mail Onlineby Emily Hawkins·4d ago
Lidl has said it will open more than 50 new stores this year as part of a £600million investment to poach more shoppers from its rivals.
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