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Second Spanish region goes back into lockdown after new Covid outbreak
Entry into and out of La Marina, which lies north of Lugo in Galicia will be banned from midnight tonight.
Frank Sinatra hated Donald Trump, the late singer's daughter tells her former stepmother Mia Farrow
Frank Sinatra's elder daughter says that the late singer 'loathed' Donald Trump even as the president declared that he wanted to honor Ol' Blue Eyes with a monument. The two are seen in 1988.
US dips below 50,000 new cases but experts fear July 4 will act like 'rocket fuel' for pandemic
Fewer than 50,000 new cases of COVID-19 were reported in the U.S. on Saturday for the first time in four days, but there was little jubilation. Florida and Texas (pictured) held mass July 4 celeb...
Boris Johnson meets NHS heroes as one final clap is held for health workers on NHS' 72nd birthday
The clap, at 5pm this evening, is a continuation from the success of the weekly Clap for Carers as a way to thank NHS staff for their tireless efforts throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
Nigel Farage hits back at Lib Dem leader who reported him to the police
Nigel Farage, 56, denied breaking lockdown after he visited a pub on Super Saturday - less than two weeks after he returned from a trip to the US. He was reported to the police by MP Ed Davey.
Coronavirus: UK announces deaths for Sunday
Today's figure - which includes care home deaths - brings the UK's total death toll to 44,220. Today's total is the second-lowest daily death toll figure reported in the UK since lockdown.
General Michael Flynn leads friends in reciting oath to Constitution and QAnon slogan on July 4th
Michael Flynn tweeted a video of himself leading friends in the oath to the Constitution on Saturday night. At the end of the oath he added the QAnon slogan: 'Where we go one, we go all.'
Widow transformed 19th century Methodist chapel into £450,000 dream home
Jayne Fowler, 59, decided to buy the £155,000 property in Salisbury, Wiltshire, after walking past an estate agents window while housesitting for a friend two years ago.
Chinese state media says US aircraft carrier deployment to South China Sea is 'at their pleasure'
The Global Times tweeted after two U.S. aircraft carriers conducted exercises in the disputed South China Sea on Saturday. China and the US have accused the other of stoking tension.
Trump threatens CNN, claims they made it appeared he said Desert Storm took place in VIETNAM
Donald Trump threatened Saturday night that CNN 'watch what happens' after he accused the network of misrepresenting the 'meaning' of his Independence Day speech.
Coronavirus's closest ancestor 'was found SEVEN YEARS ago in a bat-infested mine in China'
The virus found in the mine in China in 2012 caused fever, aches, coughs and breathing trouble, scientists said, which are symptoms that match Covid-19.
Woman is stabbed to death before man falls 'five storeys' from London hotel window
The Metropolitan Police said officers were called to the Holiday Inn on Bugsby's Way (pictured), Greenwich, south-east London, shortly after 10am on Sunday.
Security guards 'who had SEX' with quarantined travellers will be replaced with flight attendants
A job posted by the Department of Justice on Qantas' job site reads airline staff will take over from security guards in policing guests in quarantine after arriving from overseas.
Cobargo firefighter who famously refused to shake Scott Morrison's hand STILL living in van
Volunteer firefighter Zoey Salucci-McDermott, 21, and her partner Michael lost their home on New Year's Eve when bushfire tore through the town of Cobargo on the New South Wales south coast.
Police declare a riot twice on July 4 amid protests in Portland
Police declared a riot twice in Portland, Oregon within 24 hours after protesters set off fireworks and projectiles into the federal court house and towards cops on Saturday.
Scientists find evidence of America's first mines with skeletons from 13,000 years ago underwater
Scientists working in Mexico believe they have unraveled the mystery of underwater caves where nine Ice Age skeletons were found. They now think humans went to the caves for ocher mining.
'Ghislaine Maxwell sobbed 'Why is this happening, how could this happen?"
Virginia Giuffre, who alleges Prince Andrew had sex with her on three separate occasions, said he would be 'panicking' after Maxwell's arrest.
'Like a prison': Housing commission residents say they've run out of food: after one day of lockdown
Housing commission residents have complained they are running out of food one day after being locked down to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Monika Tu's rise from Paddy's Markets stall to $200 million in mansion sales to Chinese investors
Monika Tu, 57, arrived in Australia as a student in 1988 with no English, but now her firm sells $200 million of high-end real estate a year to mega-rich Chinese investors.
Independence Day chaos across US with two children shot dead in Chicago
Gunfire broke out in cities across the US during Independence Day celebrations on Saturday, leaving dozens of people injured and at least 14 dead, including two children in Chicago.
Churches across England throw their doors open for public Sunday services
Westminster Abbey, York Minster and Canterbury Cathedral all welcomed back worshippers this morning. Services took place under social distancing guidelines.
TikTok to be BANNED in Australia due to concerns the Chinese app is a risk to national security
The popular video app, owned by Chinese company Bytedance, is used by more than 1.6 million Australians with an MP calling for it to be banned amid concerns for national security.
Thrillseekers flock to Thorpe Park as rollercoasters reopen for first time since lockdown
Thorpe Park welcomed visitors back through its doors for the first time since the coronavirus lockdown this weekend after the government gave the greenlight for theme parks to reopen.
Stephen Hahn refuses to comment on Trump's claim 99% of coronavirus cases are 'totally harmless'
Stephen Hahn wouldn't comment Sunday morning on President Doanld Trump's claim that the vast majority of coronavirus cases are 'totally harmless.'
Kanye West announces that he's running for president ... and Elon Musk says the rapper has his vote
West's Twitter announcement on Saturday was met with with mixed reactions as online bookmakers increased his odds of winning the election from 0.2 percent to two percent.
Married British Hollywood actor is quizzed by police over sexual assault claim
Officers interviewed the actor under caution following claims he groped the massage therapist's bottom and rubbed his private parts against her during an appointment at his London home.
Ministers hope Prince Andrew will speak to FBI over his links to Ghislaine Maxwell
US prosecutors have lodged a request to interview Andrew, made through the filing of a Mutual Legal Assistance (MLA) to the Home Office.
Firefighters rush to save animals as huge blaze breaks out at Scottish zoo
Fire crews were called to Fife Zoo near Ladybank shortly after midday as the roof of a building caught fire.
Drunk learner driver who killed 15-year-old schoolgirl walks free after less than two years in jail
Jade Jaye Sward's car flipped and smashed into a power pole after he lost control while driving in Old Beach, north of Hobart, Tasmania in July 2017.
Black Lives Matter protesters return to St. Louis mansion where lawyer couple drew guns
Photos of Mark and Patricia McCloskey standing outside their palatial St. Louis property armed with an AR-15 and a handgun were beamed around the world last Sunday.
Ghislaine Maxwell before the fall: As she sits in a US cell, photos reveal the her society life
From graceful Oxford ingenue to New York party queen, Ghislaine Maxwell lived a life of glamour that is hard to reconcile with the charges now facing her following her arrest this week.
The book that damns Ghislaine Maxwell... and she was even reading it herself as FBI agents closed in
The dramatic arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell last week would have been a proud moment for Bradley Edwards, the US lawyer who has devoted his life to securing justice for women abused by Jeffrey Epste...
Trump predicts COVID-19 vaccine or therapeutic will be available 'long before the end of the year'
President Trump on Saturday promised that either a vaccine or a therapeutic to treat patients infected with the coronavirus would be available 'long before the end of the year.'
Couple are among first to wed under new post-lockdown rules
David D'Arcy, 43, and his wife Hayley Collins, 41, from Old Swan, Liverpool, were finally able to get married at St Anne's Church in Aigburth today after months of uncertainty.
Boy racers gather for first car meet since lockdown as crowds gather and police look on
Car enthusiasts from across the country took part in the all-day 'cruise' beginning at 10am in Barking before motoring up the M25 to meet at a service station and arriving in Harlow, Essex.
UK launches study of Covid-19's long-term health effects
The Department of Health today announced an £8.4million study will be carried out on people who were hospitalised with coronavirus in the UK and it will begin at the end of this month.
Thousands of Americans gather for Fourth of July protests across the US
Protesters in Baltimore hauled down a statue of Christopher Columbus and threw it into a harbor in defiance of President Trump hours after he compared them to 'Nazis and terrorists''.
UK Government 'panic bought' £13.4million worth of Roche's coronavirus antibody tests
EXCLUSIVE: Professor Jon Deeks, a medical testing expert at the University of Birmingham, told MailOnline PHE's work was 'not done in a way to make sure we get the best test'.
Arizona woman, 59, falls 100 feet to her death while taking photos at Grand Canyon
A 59-year-old woman fell to her death in the Grand Canyon on Friday - the second person this year to die in the park. On average there are 12 fatalities a year, many of them from heat stroke.
Man snapped fleeing collapsing World Trade Center on 9/11 in famous photo dies from COVID-19
Stephen Cooper, who was photographed in a famous photo of terrified New Yorkers fleeing the falling World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, has died of coronavirus.
How coronavirus, BLM protests and a liberal mayor are doing what Bin Laden never could
According to figures released by the NYPD, for the first six months of this year, there were 176 murders, an increase of 23 per cent on the 143 killed during the same period last year.
Ex-government adviser: UK risks further 27,000 coronavirus deaths
Sir David King argued such a number of deaths is 'likely' under the Government's current approach to tackling the deadly outbreak.
Ghislaine Maxwell 'paid £150,000 to hire a team of ex-SAS guards'
Ghislaine Maxwell payed £154,345 to company The Next Step which gave her advice 'on the preservation of life and how to relocate', court documents reveal. The Next Step is run by army veteran Ma...
'We don't have a plan': Top cop admits they have NO IDEA how to police flats in coronavirus lockdown
Victoria's Police Association secretary says police have 'no plan' on how to enforce the coronavirus lockdown of nine Melbourne public housing towers.
Church holds first-ever drive-in worship
Reverend Claire Towns, of St Barnabas Church, led the unique drive-in service, which began at 10am in Swanmore, Hampshire, along with lay minister Sally Beazley, 55.
New poll: Majority of Scots now in favour of independence
A majority of Scots are in favour of independence, according to a new poll, with support for splitting from the UK now having been ahead for six months - the longest period ever recorded.
Some state school pupils will study just five or six GCSEs
State schools are set to limit the numbers of GCSEs their pupils study to just five or six as plans continue to be drawn up for the education catchup - but private school pupils will be taught ni...
US population growth 'is driven ONLY by minorities with the white population declining'
Data analysis by Brookings looked at the US population over the last decade. The population grew by 19.5 million over the last decade, according to the report.
Tragedy as woman is killed by her CAT named Minty - as doctors issue a dire warning to pet owners
The 80-year-old Melbourne woman was scratched by her cat, named Minty, and suffered bacterial meningitis when the animal licked the wounds in May.
Tense moment Black Lives Matter hurls a bottle at police as hundreds defy COVID-19 restrictions
A bottle was hurled at police sparking a tense standoff as hundreds of Black Lives Matter protesters refused to leave Hyde Park on Sunday.
Armed Black Lives Matter activists and right-wing groups unite at gun rights rally
At least 200 people, the majority proudly toting rifles, semi-automatic weapons and other firearms, gathered outside Capitol Square in Richmond to protest against gun control.
Young man, 25, plunges to his death from a high-rise balcony in the heart of Sydney
Police and emergency services were called to Liverpool Street in Sydney after reports a man had fallen off a balcony at around 6.15 on Sunday evening.
Ghislaine Maxwell 'told Prince Andrew not to do Newsnight interview'
Close friend Laura Goldman says Ghislaine Maxwell warned the Duke of York against discussing convicted paedophile Epstein publicly. But he went ahead with his Newsnight interview.
AFL champion Gary Ablett Jnr reveal his son is battling 'a rare, degenerative disease'
Ablett played his 350th AFL match on Saturday and posted a heartfelt Instagram update on Sunday afternoon to thank fans, friends and family for their support and share Levi's diagnosis.
Youtube star LadBaby discovers he has 'rare' Battle of Hastings 50p - after one sold for £63,000
Mark Hoyle, 33, who keeps every 50p he's given in change, discovered the coin in his money bank after learning that they could be sold for thousands. There are six million in circulation.
Detectives arrest man, 36, and woman, 41, for murder after 55-year-old woman is stabbed to death
Police were called to reports of a stabbing in Ravenscroft Place, Sheffield, at 10.30pm last night. The 55-year-old woman was rushed to hospital for treatment but died at 11.30pm.
Remains of 500 people executed by guillotine may be buried in walls of listed Paris monument
Archeologist Philippe Charlier examined the Chapelle Expiatoire's (pictured) walls and said there was earth mixed with bone fragments.
Former Nottingham Forest footballer Derrick Otim dies aged just 24 by drowning in US lake
English-born Derrick Otim drowned in Lake Keowee, South Carolina, according to local reports. Nottingham Forest FC have posted a tribute to the player.
Meghan Markle 'to produce film adaptation of political novel' which may ruffle White House feathers
Meghan Markle, 38, will take on the US presidency in producing a film with a politically-motivated 'renegade' character. She is believed to have struck a deal with Election Year author Lloyd Scot...
Labour backs 'wealth tax' on the 'very best off people' to pay for coronavirus crisis
Labour has urged the Government to impose a 'wealth tax' on the 'very best off people' to pay for the coronavirus crisis if the UK economy fails to recover.
FBI agents smashed down door to Ghislaine Maxwell's US bolthole and hauled her off in handcuffs
The raid on the 156-acre property where Maxwell was staying in New Hampshire, started at 8.20am on Thursday when FBI agents broke the lock on a metal gate leading to the property.
Quick guide to the latest on the coronavirus crisis in Australia
Melbourne is battling a horror second wave after 74 new cases were recorded Sunday forcing Premier Daniel Andrews to shut down nine public housing estates.
Amber Heard posts carefree snap ahead of face-to-face court battle with Johnny Depp
The actress, 34, looked relaxed and confident as she reclined on a picnic rug holding a book, soaking up the sunshine. Depp, 57, had tried to have her barred from his libel action.
Melbourne public housing residents give insight into life in COVID-19 lockdown
Residents locked inside Melbourne public housing towers linked to an explosion of coronavirus cases in the city have issued a 'list of demands' to Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews.
More than 200 revellers ignore police warnings to attend illegal woodland rave
Officers cleared the woodland near Eston, Teesside, and scolded revellers for heaping an unnecessary 'burden' onto the NHS. They also asked parents to check the 'whereabouts of children'.
How an Australian socialite said to have killed four husbands bewitched and scandalised the world
Enid Lindeman was the dazzling eldest daughter of a well-to-do family who inherited their fortune from Dr Henry Lindeman, an early winemaker in the NSW Hunter Valley.
Freemasons distance from 'Worshipful Master' member after she vanished at sea from Melbourne
Dementia-sufferer Felicity Loveday, 84, vanished with her son Adrian Meneveau, 56, who had cared for her for the past seven years, after setting off from a wharf in Frankston, Victoria on Decembe...
I'm staggered by the sexism and sleazy behaviour in Bridget Jones… says author Helen Fielding
The creator of Bridget Jones has admitted she finds it difficult to stomach the 'shocking' levels of sexism featured in the eponymous films - but is pleased by the progress made in the workplace.
Employees claim they suffered sexual harassment at Amazon warehouse
The whistleblowers say they were constantly targeted by male colleagues - who would touch them inappropriately and make lewd comments.
Teen killer jailed for life for the brutal stabbing murder of a 40-year-old man ESCAPES custody
Haami Hanara was found guilty of murdering homeless man Kelly Donner in March 2018 and sentenced to jail for life.
WWII diary written in 1943 and found in a Sydney shop is returned to owners 400 kilometres away
The 77-year-old diary of Margo Cooper was found at a Woolworths in Gordon, in Sydney's Upper North Shore, and was handed in to police on May 20.
Fears grow for missing schoolgirls, 14 and 15, who have not been seen for four days
Thames Valley Police are appealing for information as fears continue to grow for Charlotte Phillips and Mirela Toros from Slough who have not been seen since Wednesday July 1.
Teenage reveller, 18, dies after falling from a fence while trying to climb into a nightclub
The 18-year-old was found dead behind Birdees nightclub in Brisbane's Fortitude Valley about midday on Sunday.
Victorians donated $250K in 24 hours to public housing residents locked down in Melbourne towers
The 'hard lockdown' has forced residents in the towers across Flemington, Kensington and North Melbourne to stay inside under the eye of armed police on every floor of every block.
Coronavirus scare in Western Australia as six travellers returning from Dubai test positive
Six people who returned to Western Australia on a flight from Dubai have tested positive to coronavirus, with authorities examining their contact with other passengers.
Matt Hancock won't commit to pay rise for 'incredible' NHS staff
Matt Hancock today refused to commit to giving NHS workers a pay rise but insisted they must be 'rewarded' for their hard work during the coronavirus crisis.
Victoria records 74 new COVID-19 cases hit Daniel Andrews announces
A second wave of COVID-19 is continuing to ravage Victoria, with 74 new cases recorded and 3,000 of the state's most vulnerable people placed in total lockdown.
Treasury 'resists NHS call for £10bn to clear surgery backlog'
NHS chiefs say the relationship between the health service and the UK Government is now being strained as the Chancellor's department is reluctant to continue to hire out private hospitals.
Police find cocaine, jewellery and watches hidden in secret Transit van compartments in mass raids
The secret compartments were found as part of one of the Metropolitan Police's largest operations to tackle serious and organised crime.
First black Miss Universe GB... now Dee-Ann Kentish-Rogers becomes a Cabinet Minister in Anguilla
Dee-Ann Kentish-Rogers has become a government minister on the Caribbean island of Anguilla. She defeated Victor Banks, 72, in the election, who had held an assembly seat for more than 40 years.
Nurse who was tackled on remote walking track sprinted for 10 minutes to get signal to call police
Jessica was grabbed by a man on the Yellowtail Loop in Anstey Hill Recreation Park in Adelaide's northeast on Friday morning.
Catering supplier has to turn down dozens of suspicious orders for nitrous oxide
Chris Palmers, whose Manchester-based company Carrick sells nitrous oxide to catering businesses across the UK, has been adding an increasing number of suppliers to his banned list.
Race faker Rachel Dolezal feels vindicated Black Lives Matter supporters energized push for justice
Rachel Dolezal who lives in Washington State has said she feels 'vindicated' by Black Lives Matter after she was ridiculed five years ago saying she was black despite both parents being white.
After 212 days, my hair was going the full Mary Beard, says ALEXANDRA SHULMAN
ALEXANDRA SHULMAN had waited 212 days without a haircut because of lockdown, but was able to score the very first appointment with George Northwood as salons reopened on Saturday.
Rishi Sunak urged to give EVERY Briton a £500 voucher to be used in shops, hospitality and tourism
The vouchers proposed by the think tank 'The Resolution Foundation' would be valid for a year in areas including face-to-face retail, tourism and hospitality to help boost the UK high street.
Rishi Sunak's handling of pandemic sees him trounce Boris Johnson in Covid-19 poll
Rishi Sunak's handling of the Covid-19 crisis has seen his personal poll ratings surge ahead of every member of the Government - including Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Mysterious banker with links to Vietnamese billionaire plans to turn Sydney Sirius Tower into units
Little was known about the buyer who snapped up Sirius, the iconic public tower in The Rocks overlooking Sydney Harbour for $150 million a year ago.
Actress behind BLM rally in Whitehall disowns Black Lives Matter UK for being 'hijacked' by far-Left
Imarn Ayton, a prominent organiser of Britain's Black Lives Matter protests who organised the rally in Parliament Square in June, says the campaign has been 'hijacked' by a group of far-Left acti...
Prince Charles pays tribute to 'costly sacrifices' made by doctors and nurses during coronavirus
Prince Charles praised the 'renewal of community spirit' that has seen volunteers helping the most vulnerable during the coronavirus pandemic, as he marks the NHS's 72nd anniversary today.
Melbourne COVID-19: Inside the public housing towers locked down by Daniel Andrews
A total of 108 new cases of COVID-19 were detected in Victoria, leading Mr Andrews to again warn the entire state could be put back into lockdown if things do not soon improve.
Tradie who almost died after falling 10metres down an old mine shaft while trail biking plans to sue
NSW Central Coast tradie Brad Osborne wont work again after he plummeted 10 metres down the hole while on a trail bike ride with his son in the Sunny Corner State Forest, west of Sydney in May.
Kiwi woman, 43, returning from Australia is arrested after escaping her hotel quarantine
The 43-year-old woman ran away from the Pullman Hotel in Auckland on foot at about 6.20pm on Saturday night.
Government experts 'warned in early April of care home staff coronavirus risk'
There are fears asymptomatic staff were unknowingly spreading the disease to the most vulnerable by working at different locations.
Touching story behind photographs of starving dog named Delilah
Delilah the Staffordshire bull terrier had to be rescued from a Brisbane property in 2019 after being found so malnourished her ribs, spine and hip bones were exposed.
Historians weigh in on Trump's picks for new 'Garden of Heroes'
Trump, for the most part, steered clear of any overtly controversial choices, but historians have pointed out the rather 'random' selection and the politically tone deaf timing of the move.
Labor's Kristy McBain claims a narrow victory in the Eden-Monaro by-election
Labor's Kristy McBain has claimed victory as the ALP narrowly avoided a humiliating loss to a sitting government in the Eden-Monaro by-election.
Linford Christie asks why the Met stopped two of his athletes driving a car
EXCLUSIVE: Olympic champion Linford Christie has accused the Metropolitan Police of 'institutional racism' after two of his athletes were stopped driving a car in London and handcuffed.
One of the first couples to marry after lockdown enjoy their big day
Among the first couples to get married after restrictions were relaxed, Heather and Tom had been due to celebrate their wedding just days after lockdown was imposed.
New South Wales records 14 new coronavirus cases
NSW has recorded 14 new coronavirus cases, but all were returned travellers from overseas who are now in hotel quarantine.
Janet Campbell whose Mongols bikie ex-boyfriend Shane Bowden was shot said he is a 'generous guy'
Mongols bikie boss Shane Bowden and former girlfriend Janet 'Aysen Unlu' Campbell, 43, were charged with aggravated assault and robbery after a home invasion in South Yarra, Melbourne.
Police releases CCTV after shocking video emerges of hammer-wielding Pacific Islander gang members
NSW Police has released CCTV images of the incident at Mount Druitt train station on June 13 after shocking footage emerged on social media.
Toys to be delivered to children stuck in Melbourne's locked-down housing commission blocks
Every child holed up in Melbourne's public housing units in lockdown will receive an activity box filled with toys and puzzles to keep them busy during their forced isolation.
Abortion charities are caught mailing 'DIY' termination pills without making basic checks
Seven women received pills in the post after giving bogus details to Marie Stopes UK and the British Pregnancy Advisory Service, an investigation commissioned by Christian Concern found.
Security guards try to detain man outside a Melbourne Woolworths at Pakenham Centre Marketplace
Shocked bystanders captured the incident outside the supermarket at Pakenham Central Marketplace, south east of Melbourne, on Friday.
Tory MPs tell Liz Truss to beef up post-Brexit plans to safeguard British farmers from US imports
Tory MPs insisted the new 'trade and agriculture' commission, announced last week by International Trade Secretary Liz Truss (pictured), must have real teeth and not just be a 'talking shop'.
Jeremy Corbyn tried to get peerages for ex-Speaker John Bercow and his former deputy Tom Watson
Mr Corbyn had previously put both controversial figures forward for elevation to the Upper House, alongside his key aide Karie Murphy - but all three are understood to have been rejected.
How are Prince Harry and Meghan Markle filling their days in a 12-bathroom Hollywood mansion?
Trapped in their vast Los Angeles mansion by coronavirus, their new lives on pause, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle issue regular reminders to the British people of their charitable concerns.
National Trust urges Boris Johnson to spend £5.5billion on open spaces to make Britain greener
Boris Johnson is being urged to plough £5.5billion into creating a 'green economy' of parks and open spaces to turbo-charge Britain's recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
Elon Musk's ex-wife denies claims Ghislaine Maxwell procured her as a child bride for the Tesla CEO
Riley, 34, took to Twitter Saturday blasting the rumors in a lengthy statement, which read: 'To my knowledge, I have never met Ghislaine Maxwell.
Ghislaine Maxwell's hideout 'was bought by a corporation with links to her wealthy lover'
Maxwell - who is the accused procurer for convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein - was arrested by the FBI at the property in Bradford, New Hampshire on Thursday.
Heartbroken widow shares tribute after her husband was killed in shark attack on Fraser Island
Matthew Tratt, 36, was attacked by a by a suspected great white shark off Indian Head at about 2pm on Saturday while spear fishing with his brother.
Has Beijing been quietly 'grooming' Britain's elite through an exclusive club known as the 48 Group?
Lord Mandelson is the latest senior New Labour figure to be linked to a pro-Beijing lobby group - the 48 Group Club - whose chairman, Stephen Perry, is MD of the London Export Corporation.
Wests Tigers Joey Leilua is slammed for cheap shot on Penrith Panthers Dylan Edwards
Wests Tigers enforcer Joey Leilua was charged with grade three dangerous contact to the head and neck after a high shot on Penrith Panthers fullback Dylan Edwards on Saturday.
President Trump compares protesters targeting statues to 'Nazis and terrorists'
President Donald Trump continued his crusade against protesters targeting statues and national monuments, in a fiery Fourth of July speech comparing the 'radical left' to Nazis and terrorists. ...
Social media blasts former ET host Mary Hart for 'flashing a white power sign'
A number of social media users have accused Mary Hart, a former Entertainment Tonight host, used a 'white power' sign while hosting the July 4th event at Mt. Rushmore in South Dakota
Three men die after their boat hits rocks and capsizes near Sydney's Botany Bay
Emergency services were called to Henry Head Lane at La Perouse in south-east Sydney at 12.30pm on Sunday.
Key person of interest in murder of Cairns dog walker Toyah Cordingley living as 'free man' in India
Ms Cordingley, then 24, was killed while she walked her dog at Wangetti Beach in Far North Queensland on the morning of October 21, 2018.
Mathias Cormann to quit politics as finance minister chooses not to recontest next election
One of Scott Morrison's most senior ministers, Matthias Cormann, won't recontest the next election and will step down from cabinet at the end of the year.
Brothers 4 Life Farhad Qaumi allegedly stabs inmate after mistakenly thinking he's rollover witness
Farhad Qaumi, 37, allegedly stabbed the 31-year-old prisoner, who cannot be named, repeatedly in the neck and face in a TV and utilities room in Goulburn Supermax on May 20.
Investigation reveals Leicester clothes workers supplying Boohoo are paid as little as £3.50 an hour
An undercover report found that Jaswal Fashions in Leicester was paying workers as little as £3.50 an hour to produce items for some of the UK's biggest fashion brands including Boohoo.
New Zealand Mum battling cancer for a second time loses 11-year-old daughter to leukaemia
Frances Thompson, from Southland in New Zealand, was recovering from bowel cancer last year when another tumour was found in her liver.
Best-selling children's author sacked after posting hashtag 'I stand with JK Rowling' on Twitter
Gillian Phillip, a bestselling children's author, has been sacked after expressing support for fellow writer and Harry Potter author J. K. Rowling in the bitter online row over transgender rights...
Holidays still in chaos as flights face being axed due to continuing confusion over air corridors
Sunseekers who rejoiced yesterday when the Government gave the green light to foreign holidays have been warned that flights could be cancelled because of the continued travel chaos.
Press watchdog's offshoot funds site which suggested MI5 arranged the murder of Lee Rigby
The Public Interest News Foundation handed a grant this year to 5Pillars, which ran an article suggesting MI5 may have arranged the murder of British soldier Lee Rigby.
Did Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick say that the UK has 'had enough female Prime Ministers'?
Jenrick, currently embroiled in a 'cash for favours' row over a housing development, has denied being the minister to say there was no need for to prioritise a woman in the leadership race.
World's sports stars are spared quarantine to save the 'crown jewels' of Britain's summer
International sporting stars such as Tiger Woods are to be exempted from coronavirus quarantine laws to allow the 'crown jewels' summer events to take place, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Lewis Hamilton to F1 drivers: 'If you stay silent on racial injustice, you're complicit in racism'
Ahead of the Austrian GP, Lewis Hamilton has warned his fellow Formula 1 drivers that a failure to publicly demonstrate their opposition to racial injustice makes them 'complicit' in racism.
Crime kingpins on EncroChat phone network smashed by investigators called them 'pack of hyenas'
The National Crime Agency released texts from crooks harvested after the EncroChat system was compromised by investigators. It showed how scared they were at the idea of being caught
GPs face calls to reopen amid concerns they prefer working from home
The British Medical Association and the Royal College of GPs appear keen to continue with what they call 'new ways of working', including working from home, after the pandemic.
Police negotiate with a man who threatened an emergency worker with a large power tool
Officers were called to the scene shortly before 9.30am today after an emergency worker was threatened by the man in Plymouth. Armed police raced to the scene where the incident continues.
Keir Starmer is accused of 'spoiling for a fight' with Labour's Left
Unite union boss Len McCluskey warned Keir Starmer (pictured) that the Labour membership remained 'wholeheartedly behind the radical nature of the policies' developed under Jeremy Corbyn.
The two-bedroom house where Ghislaine Maxwell allegedly groomed an underage girl
The Mail on Sunday understands that the socialite owned the property in the mid-1990s when US prosecutors say the girl was abused at Maxwell's 'personal London residence'.
Yankees pitcher Masahiro Tanaka is hit in the head by a line drive from Giancarlo Stanton
New York Yankees pitcher Masahiro Tanaka dropped to the ground during live batting practice Saturday after being smashed in the head with a line drive off the bat of slugger Giancarlo Stanton.
13,500 sign petition to reinstate charity boss after he criticised 'far-Left' Black Lives Matter UK
A petition to reinstate Neil Buckley, a charity boss who was sacked after criticising the far-Left agenda of Black Lives Matter UK, has already secured over 13,500 supporters.
State school teachers who are moonlighting as tutors charging £95 an hour
Hundreds of teachers are offering tutorials for up to £95 an hour on video conferencing service Zoom, with some breaking rules that ban them from doing private work during the school day.
Spy report is set to wreck Boris Johnson's 5G broadband deal with Huawei
In January, Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave Huawei the green light to build 35 per cent of Britain's next generation 5G internet infrastructure, but the report could put a stop to this.
The lost love letters of Dunkirk that gathered dust for 80 years... until now
As part of a bundle of 50 written by soldiers at the end of May 1940 from the 1st Battalion, the Suffolk Regiment, the postal van carrying them was abandoned in the confusion of battle.
Michael Cohen spotted at Manhattan restaurant, possibly violating his furlough conditions
President Donald Trump's former lawyer enjoyed a Thursday outing at a sidewalk table outside Le Bilboquet, a French restaurant in the Upper East Side.
California man flies 222.22 miles non-stop to break record for world's longest hang gliding flight
Owen Morse shattered the record by flying his Wills Wing T3 hang glider over the Sierra Nevada mountains of eastern California on June 19.
Animal welfare 'at risk' from post-Brexit trade deal with US, warns conservation charity WWF
The World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF-UK) has warned of an 'unedifying race to the bottom' in food standards if British farmers are forced to compete with inferior foreign imports.
God, it's SO good to be back! Mail on Sunday food critic TOM PARKER BOWLES gives delighted verdict
Well, this is it then. Independence Day. Super Saturday. After three months and 11 days of closed doors and shuttered windows, Britain's restaurants and pubs are allowed to open.
Thousands of family wills made over Zoom during lockdown are 'not legal'
Thousands of family wills drawn up during the lockdown have no legal force because they were witnessed over Zoom video calls, Whitehall sources revealed on Saturday.
Pret a Manger is set to close up to one in ten of its food shops putting hundreds of jobs at risk
Pret a Manger is set to close as many as one in ten of its high street sandwich shops, putting hundreds of jobs at risk. Pret CEO Pano Christou, will make the announcement next week.
Will Meghan's court case put more strain on her friendship with Jessica?
Duchess of Sussex's friendship with Jessica Mulroney could come under more strain if the stylist is called to testify under oath about their friendship in Meghan Markle's legal battle.
Harry Dunn's family campaign to stop US government putting 1,500 more agents at air base
US spy chiefs are planning a £200 million expansion of RAF Croughton to station an extra 1,500 intelligence officials at the base close to where motorcyclist Harry Dunn died.
How it can take EIGHT guards to escort one prisoner on a deportation flight from Britain
Guards outnumber passengers by up to eight to one on deportation flights that send crooks and illegal immigrants out of Britain, a number which has increased over the past four years.
Ex-British Army soldier who went to Syria to fight ISIS is free after eight months in prison
After three days of almost non-stop combat, former British Army soldier Daniel Burke was crouching behind a rooftop parapet in a town near the Iraq-Syria border.
British air hostess, 23, is arrested in Dubai and held in notorious jail over drugs bust
Derrin Crawford, 23, who works for Emirates and is based in the United Arab Emirates, had been out for dinner with the man and agreed to go back to his apartment when it was raided by officers.
Pensioner, 74, dies from smoke poisoning after cooking chips in household lubricant oil
Carol Oldfield died from smoke inhalation after she put 3-In-One lubricant oil on her chips and turned on the hob in the kitchen at her Ripley, Derbyshire home, an inquest has heard.
Trump to create a National Garden of American Heroes
President Donald Trump signed an Executive Order Friday to create a new memorial to the 'greatest Americans who ever lived' as protesters across the U.S. call for certain statues to be removed.