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Australia one step closer to having COVID-19 vaccine after UK approves Pfizer/BioNTech's candidate
Australia has 10 million doses of the vaccine on order but the drug is still waiting for the green light from health regulators to be used Down Under.
Takeaway boss is fined £2,250 after he sold 'milk free' chicken tikka made in yoghurt marinade
Anwar Hussain, 46, sold a 'milk free' chicken tikka curry at his Vindaloo Cuisine restaurant in Failsworth, Greater Manchester. But the £3.10 dish used meat that had been soaked in yoghurt.
Irish backpackers harass Barnaby Joyce and Deputy Speaker in a Canberra pub
The former deputy prime minister and Deputy Speaker Mr O'Brien were enjoying their Sunday evening at the Civic Pub in Braddon, Canberra.
CNN threatens legal action against Project Veritas over leaked clips of Jeff Zucker's conferences
CNN threatened legal action against Project Veritas founder James O'Keefe over his latest undercover investigation in which he secretly recorded network president Jeff Zucker's conference calls.
Coronavirus vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech approved by regulators in the UK for roll out in days
A Covid-19 vaccine from Pfizer/BioNTech has been approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) for use in the UK, paving the way for mass vaccination to start.
Woodville Pizza Bar worker who 'sent South Australia into coronavirus lockdown' won't be charged
The Spanish worker, 36, from the Woodville Pizza Bar, north of Adelaide's CBD, was accused of sparking the frenzied lockdown after lying to contact tracers.
Sagar Sethi, 34, reveals how he went from struggling student partying too much to businessman
An Indian-born entrepreneur has opened up about how the sudden death of his drug-affected father forced him to go from a carefree party boy to a successful businessman.
England wakes up to life after lockdown - and people head to Primark
England's lockdown is over today as shoppers started Wild Wednesday by queuing outside Primark before dawn as shoppers rushed out for pre-Christmas bargains.
The top young movers and shakers of 2021: Forbes reveals 30 under 30
Amid the gloom of the pandemic, Forbes has released its annual 30 under 30 list that showcases the United States and Canada's most important young figures ahead of 2021.
California dive boat captain charged with manslaughter for fire that killed 34 people
Dive boat captain Jerry Nehl Boylan, 67, was indicted on Tuesday with federal manslaughter charges after a deadly fire aboard the boat killed 34 people off the California coast on Labor Day 2019.
Driver who killed five people in German car rampage 'was drunk'
The 51-year-old German, named in media reports as Bernd Walter W, was believed to have been living in the Range Rover which he drove into pedestrians in a shopping street in Trier.
Hong Kong democracy protester Joshua Wong is jailed for 13 months for leading last year's protests
Joshua Wong, 24, one of Hong Kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists, was jailed on Wednesday for a total of 13 and a half months.
DOJ probe into plot to bribe White House 'in exchange for a presidential pardon'
A judicial memorandum unsealed Tuesday laid out allegations of a 'Bribery-for-pardon scheme.' It said an intermediary offered a 'substantial' campaign contribution to secure a presidential pard...
Tesco WILL repay £585 million it saved from Covid business rates relief scheme
After declaring pre-tax profits of £551 million and paying shareholders £315 million, Tesco has announced it will return the money it saved from the Covid business rate holiday to the governmen...
San Francisco restaurant owner gets into wild fight with irate customer who hurled hand sanitizer
Doris Campos, owner of Panchita's Pupuseria & Restaurant in San Francisco, was working in the back of her eatery on Friday at around 8.30pm when the woman attacked.
British hiker missing in Pyrenees is not in the mountains, rescuers believe
Rescuers who have spent a week scouring the Pyrenees for 'van life' blogger Esther Dingley, 37, from Durham, have concluded that she is no longer in the mountains, her partner has revealed.
Inside the Gold Coast's best new rooftop beach club with four pools and countless bars
The Cali Beach Club will look over Australia's iconic Surfers Paradise beach while welcoming up to 2,000 guests at any given time.
FTSE 100 is unmoved amid vaccine approval but No Deal Brexit fears
The FTSE 100 had rallied more than 12 per cent in November, marking its best month in 31 years, on optimism that a coronavirus vaccine would soon be available.
Tier Two drinkers rejoice as lockdown ends... but those in Tier Three are left pining for a pint
Social media users rejoiced the ending of the month-long shutdown in England, which ended last night. It will be replaced by a new tiered system from today.
There is STILL no action on a law to protect veterans of the Troubles
Back in January, the Prime Minister promised to deal with 'legacy issues' within 100 days - but the Mail can reveal that plans for a new Bill have stalled.
Couple who bought two-bedroom property on Greek island of Syros are facing holiday home headache
David Young, an award-winning novelist and his wife Stephanie (pictured left) bought a two-bedroom home on the Greek island of Syros (pictured right) two years ago.
Australian Open pushed back to February 8 - Players can train in quarantine with negative Covid test
Authorities have pushed back the start of the Australian Open tennis tournament to February 8.
Shocking footage shows three male passengers abusing and 'mooning' Uber driver in Melbourne
Security footage shows a vile confrontation unfold after the driver picked up three men from Mooroolbark in Melbourne's outer-east at 1.30am on Friday.
Australian woman finds a centipede in her shoe after remembering to check it before putting it on
Remembering her morning ritual of checking her footwear for bugs at her Adelaide home before putting them on, she spied the creepy crawly just in time.
Josh Frydenberg wants Australians to go shopping to counter China's trade sanctions
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg wants Australians to go shopping more often to counter China's trade sanctions. Australia is officially out of recession but the trade surplus is shrinking.
Australian businesses BOYCOTT China and refuse to ever use its products
A leading businessman has urged Australian consumers and companies to steer clear of Chinese products in the wake of growing hostilities ratcheted up by the authoritarian state.
Frightening moment a tradie goes toe-to-toe with another motorist in terrifying road rage
Two motorists go toe-to-toe in frightening road rage on busy Adelaide intersection that brings oncoming cars to a standstill
Mum watches on as police shoot a staffy which attacked an officer - dying in a pool of blood
Sarah heard officers yelling outside Raymond Terrace Police Station in NSW while she was walking her dogs with her 17-year-old daughter at about 2am on Monday.
Detective charged for leaking arrest photos of Dani Laidley
Photos of of Laidley, wearing make up and a wig as well as an arrest mugshot, went viral on social media and online within hours of being taken at St Kilda Police Station in Melbourne.
Pest controller says Australians can expect 100 cockroaches and 70 SPIDERS are living in their house
Jeff Wainohu, from Sydney Side Pest Control, said there are always more insects lurking than homeowners expect and the problem gets worse in the summertime.
Trump threatens to veto the 'very dangerous and unfair Section 230' if it's not terminated
President Donald Trump is threatening to veto a defense policy bill unless it ends protections for internet companies that shield them from being held liable for material posted by their users.
Australian travellers transforms unappetising meals in hotel quarantine hack
Put-off by uninviting meals, returned jet-setter Archer Blackbury and his girlfriend breathed new life into their greasy meals by turning them into healthy salads while stuck in Australian quaran...
Adventure tour guide removed metal monolith because tourists swarmed the remote Utah location
Adventure tour guide Sylvan Christensen has attempted to justify why he along with a group of others removed the mysterious metal monolith in the Utah desert.
Snow falls in Tasmania while rest of country swelters through heatwave
Tuesday night's blustery cold front brought falls to the summit of Hobart's Mount Wellington and elevated areas of the central highlands on the first and second day of summer.
Obama criticizes Democrats for alienating voters with the defund the police slogan
Barack Obama has criticized the usage of the 'defund the police' slogan and warns that the 'white population' is fearful that the 'African American community' will get out of control with police ...
Sydney mum accidentally puts baby SON up for sale as she tries to sell a $50 Christmas tree in Bondi
A mother has accidentally put her baby son up for sale by including his picture in an online advertisement for a Christmas tree.
Matt Hancock emotional as he reveals he lost family member to Covid
Matt Hancock choked back tears in the House of Commons this evening as he revealed his step-grandfather died of coronavirus last month.
Horror at a Sydney worksite as a tradie is left in a critical condition
Emergency services were called to a worksite in Carlingford at 12.15pm following reports a gas bottle had exploded.
Seaforth gas explosion: Paramedics treat two people for significant burns
NSW Ambulance were called to the property on Battle Boulevard in Seaforth on Wednesday afternoon, following reports of an explosion.
Anthony Albanese blames Scott Morrison for causing tensions with China
The Labor leader said the prime minister has overseen a 'complete breakdown' of relations after a Chinese official tweeted a mocked-up image referencing war crimes allegations.
Sydney: Words Jessica Camilleri allegedly asked police at the scene of her mother's decapitation
Sydney woman, Jessica Camilleri, on trial for her mother Rita's decapitation murder asked police at the scene if doctors could work 'miracles' and 'sew her head back on', a court has heard.
CIA's latest test for budding spies asks them to tell the time using just visual clues
The CIA released a picture depicting a wintry scene asking people to tell the time. The illustration contains all the elements of the perfect winter snapshot - but can you tell what time it is?
Trump teases 2024 run at White House Christmas party
President Trump vowed to return to run again 'in four years' if he doesn't manage to cling onto the presidency now, during a speech to his guests at the White House Christmas Party on Tuesday nig...
Axed Sydney Swans player Elijah Taylor has been fined $5000 after he struck his ex-girlfriend
Axed AFL player Elijah Taylor been slapped with a fine instead of a prison sentence after he struck his ex-girlfriend with a belt and punched her in the head at a Perth hotel.
Poisonous sodium cyanide spills at Port of Brisbane - leaving one injured
A 200m exclusion zone has been set up around one of the berths as Queensland Fire and Emergency Services officers work to contain the leak.
Salesforce to buy Slack in $27.7 bn software megadeal
Salesforce has agreed to buy workplace messaging app Slack in a $27.7bn deal which enables Salesforce to provide a unified platform for businesses to connect employees and customers.
Ahmed Jaghbir jailed for 11 years over Kemel Barakat's murder in Mortlake
A close mate of Salim Mehajer's has been jailed for 11 years after he supplied hitmen with a key to an underworld figure's house, so they could execute him in bed with his mistress.
It's Wild Wednesday! Dozens flock to gym as it reopens when lockdown ends on the stroke of midnight
Some of the most hardcore fitness fanatics even hit the weights for a midnight workout as one London gym owner threw open his doors on the stroke of 12.
Scam calls will be traced and blocked after plaguing Australians' lives and draining bank accounts
Australians lost more than $634million to various scams in 2019, Scamwatch revealed, and now the Australian Communications and Media Authority intends to help put up stop to it.
DNR orders being ILLEGALLY put on files of patients with learning difficulties, charity warns
MPs have ordered an urgent review into the 'appalling practice' and called for it to end by Christmas as a learning disability charity has said those they help are 'not valued as equal'.
Australian skies will light up with 'once-in-a-lifetime' event on December 21
Jupiter and Saturn will align in the night sky on December 21 and appear as one single bright star in a 'Great Conjunction'.
Woolworths shopper finds a slug inside a bag of frozen vegetables she was about to feed her baby
A mum has made the unexpected discovery of finding a slug stuck inside a frozen piece of Woolworths branded cauliflower.
Retired three-star falsely claims US soldiers died attacking a CIA facility in Germany tied to fraud
Retired Air Force Lt. General Thomas McInerney's claimed that U.S. special forces were able to seize the farm, which had info about efforts to flip votes.
Girl, 10, killed in Colorado sledding accident that happened after she slid underneath pickup truck
A girl from Colorado was killed in a sled crash Friday after she slid under a truck. 10-year-old Ayleen Herrera was traveling on a sled which was being towed by her father's 2018 Ford F250 pickup...
Company director who started massive fire lit the blaze when his WIFE was inside the building
More than 100 firefighters and 24 trucks fought the blaze started by Scott Gregory Stirling, 41, at his wife's car repair yard in Brisbane in September 2017.
Ex-Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale says he and his wife are 'stronger than ever'
Trump 's former campaign manager, Brad Parscale, has blamed his September meltdown on being fired and losing two children before claiming that he and his wife have 'never been happier'.
Stick insect as long as a human forearm is spotted in a tree in Queensland
A stick insect as long as a human forearm has been spotted hiding in a tree in Queensland.
Diners will be able to eat al fresco outside central London restaurants for next six months
New rules allowing pubs and restaurants to reopen to diners in London tomorrow will be extended for the next six months. The scheme allows venues to provide 'pop up' dining areas in streets.
Eton pupil sent home after sending headmaster letter demanding he RESIGNS
The pupil accused the head Simon Henderson of 'arrogance, laziness and utter disregard for the school' in response to the dismissal of English teacher Will Knowland over a provocative lecture.
Mother of Babes in the Wood murder victim blasts Martin Bashir for allegedly delaying justice
The grieving mother of Karen Hadaway, who was murdered aged nine, said BBC journalist Martin Bashir, 57, took away her daughter's clothing for DNA testing but never returned it.
UK is STILL not ready for Brexit with just four weeks until transition period ends
Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove (pictured) yesterday hit out at Brussels for trying to take the 'lion's share' of British fish stocks as talks go 'down to the wire'.
Dreamworld issued safety notice after eight-year-old girl's 'genital injuries' on a water slide
Queensland theme park Dreamworld has been issued with a notice regarding guest safety after a young girl allegedly suffered a serious genital injury while on water slide.
Incredible mega burger has diners lining up to taste test the $32 Ricks Garage and Diner treat
Ricks Garage and Diner, in Queensland, offers the enormous burger and for those that are really up to the challenge there is even a record for how fast you can polish one off.
Museums Victoria to house Triceratops including a skull, spine and skin impressions next year
Museums Victoria on Wednesday confirmed it has acquired an 87 per cent-complete fossil of a Triceratops horridus dinosaur, dated as 67-million-years-old.
Boy, 10, fighting for life after suffering a traumatic head injury
The boy was struck and run over by the car with a 17-year-old behind the wheel near a school southwest of Wollongong and rushed to hospital in a critical condition.
Cracks cost vase owners £685k: Rare Chinese ornament could be worth £700k
A couple found out that the old Chinese vase languishing under a table at their home could be worth £700,000.But they were then told it might only fetch £15,000 because it is so badly cracked.
Respected rabbi had a 'brain explosion' when he ripped the windscreen wiper off a stranger's car
An 'under pressure' rabbi has gone berserk after a stranger 'stole' his parking space in Sydney's eastern suburbs - ripping off the car's windscreen wiper and using it to smash dents in the bonne...
PAUL THOMAS on... tier rules for pubs
'Nice try, gentlemen, but pork pie hats don't YET count as substantial meals'
NSW COVID-19 restrictions: Nightclubs, parties FINALLY return
This will be the first time since March 23 that millions of Australians living in NSW can enjoy a dance or a stand-up drink.
US ambassador slams China over its row with Australia
Arthur Culvahouse accused Beijing of using 'fabricated images and disingenuous statements' to conduct diplomacy as he rushed to Canberra's defence.
Iran attacks Aussie academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert and her husband with propaganda videos
The Australian-British academic was freed last week after spending more than two years in detention in Iran on spying charges she and the Australian government vehemently deny.
Hero doctor detected South Australia's first coronavirus case in months from just two coughs
Dharminy Thurairatnam was working in the emergency department of Lyell McEwin Hospital in Adelaide on November 13 when an 80-year-old woman reported feeling a 'bit off and a little bit weak'.
San Francisco mayor London Breed dined at French Laundry restaurant after Gov. Newsom
San Francisco Mayor London Breed was reportedly spotted dining at the French Laundry just a day after California Gov Gavin Newsom's infamous dinner party.
Australia has emerged from the coronavirus recession with official GDP data showing
Australia has emerged from the coronavirus recession with the economy expanding by 3.3 per cent in the September quarter. This was the fastest three-month growth since early 1976.
Republican Georgia election official pleads with Donald Trump to rein in attacks
Gabriel Sterling, a Republican who oversaw the implementation of the state's new voting system, demanded that President Trump step up and be a leader after the threats.
AG Bill Barr appoints John Durham as special counsel to probe origins of Trump-Russia investigation
Barr used the same rules which led to the Mueller probe to upgrade Durham to a special counsel, making it more difficult to fire him and end his investigation.
Woman begged police to lock her up after she stabbed her boyfriend because he 'called her a junkie'
Kirsty Shearing, 25, was using GHB around the time she stabbed her partner in the back on May 4 in Geelong. 'If he called me c**t, it would've been a bloodbath,' she said.
Planned Parenthood PA director is hit with racism allegations
The Planned Parenthood Pennsylvania Advocates (PPPA) this week released a scathing open letter demanding Executive Director Emily Callen, 30, step down over claims of racism and transphobia.
Jarryd Hayne left alleged victim with gruesome injuries, rape trial hears
Former NRL star Jarryd Hayne left a group of his footy mates watching the 2018 NRL grand final for one plain, obvious reason - to have sex with a woman he had never met, a court has been told.
Queensland: Bushfire ravaging tourist mecca Fraser Island could destroy the WHOLE place
The giant blaze is thought to have been started by an illegal campfire on Fraser Island, off the coast of Queensland, on October 14, and has burned 82,000 acres of land in six weeks.
World unites in moving video begging millions to buy Australian wine against China
Lawmakers from across the globe have rallied around Australian and called on millions to buy a 'bottle or two' of Australian wine as a show of support against Beijing's bullying tactics.
Former Southern Charm star Thomas Ravenel reveals he's engaged
Charleston's most infamous bachelor Thomas Ravenel is set to marry Heather Mascoe, DailyMail.com can reveal.
Trump 'discussed pardons for Ivanka, Eric, Don Jr., Jared Kushner and his lawyer Rudy Giuliani'
President Donald Trump has reportedly been in talks with his advisers about pardons for his children Ivanka, Eric and Don Jr, as well as his son-in-law Jared Kushner and his lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
Sailor whose yacht was snapped in HALF apologises to rival
French sailor Kevin Escoffier, 40, was forced to abandon his yacht on Monday afternoon after it snapped in half some 840 nautical miles South West of Cape Town
Cost of first class stamps rise from 76p to 85p in the New Year
Royal Mail announced a first-class stamp will go up by 9p to 85p - an increase of nearly 12 per cent - from January 1. However, the price of second-class stamps will rise by only 1p to 66p.
George Best's little black book sells for £1,500
Former Manchester United star George Best kept a list of his romantic conquests in a little black book which went under the hammer for £1,500 at Stacey's Auctioneers in Basildon, Essex.
Coronavirus UK: Boris Johnson's tiers come into force despite Tory rebellion
The new three-tier system came into force at midnight by a margin of 291 to 78 after Labour opted to abstain and 55 Tory MPs chose to vote down the restrictions.
Two men charged after $800,000 cash was found in their white Mercedes in western Sydney
Police allegedly uncovered a total of $800,000 during a vehicle stop Rosehill, in Sydney's western suburbs, on Tuesday.
Scott Morrison appeals to Chinese Australians in direct WeChat message
The prime minister made a rare post on Chinese social media platform WeChat on Tuesday night amid a furious row between Canberra and Beijing.
China relations: Aussie senator calls for return to Australia's trading heyday 20 years ago
Queensland Senator Matt Canavan said Australia did not need trading partners who were 'bullies'.
Bill Barr: Not enough voting fraud evidence to alter election result
Attorney General William Barr said Tuesday the Justice Department has not uncovered evidence of widespread voter fraud that would change the outcome of the election.
number of Americans collecting and applying for unemployment benefits
The 5.9million who have collected and applied for unemployment benefits still exceed any historical precedent and is currently triple of what it was in Februray.
San Diego secretly planned to test out a SIX TON military-grade drone to catch speeding drivers
San Diego's Office of Homeland Security was building a relationship with General Atomics, discussing ways to use the SkyGuardian drone to monitor speeding drivers.
Missouri authorities end river search for missing Chinese woman
Missouri authorities have finished searching the Lamine River for the remains of Mengqi Ji, 28, who went disappeared last year. Her husband, Joseph Elledge was charged with murder in the incident...
How a spat with China is ruining Australia's economy and threatening trade surplus
Australia's status as a net exporter of goods is under threat following a series of trade sanctions from China. The current account surplus during the September quarter plunged by 39 per cent.
Tennis bosses reveal Australian Open could be cancelled
Just six weeks away from the Australian Open there is still no date for when players can arrive, warm-up matches are cancelled, and Tennis Australia boss Craig Tiley admits it might be called of...
How NRL star Jack de Belin's future will hang in the balance as he faces a retrial in April
The future of NRL star Jack de Belin will hang in the balance for a few months after it was confirmed a retrial has set down in Sydney in April next year.
Two in three NHS beds at private hospitals 'not used' during pandemic, leaked documents suggest
Around two-thirds of beds in private hospitals were reportedly not used by the NHS from June to September - despite near-record waiting lists of more than 4.35million.
Two people die in house fire in Point Cook Melbourne as neighbours recall rescue efforts
Emergency services were called to Totem Way, Point Cook, in Melbourne's south-west, about 3.40am on Wednesday with reports of a two-storey property engulfed in flames.
NSW Central Coast: Diamond python slithers down a house window after spending a YEAR on the roof
Peta Norton and her husband filmed the snake slither out of a hole in their roof and down the window of their Wyoming home on the New South Wales central coast on Friday night.
Stratford-on-Avon launches legal action in bid to get out of Covid Tier 3
Conservative leader Tony Jefferson said the decision to impose the harshest restrictions when the national lockdown ends tonight had caused uproar in the Warwickshire district.
Son who hasn't seen his mother in 250 days reunites with family when Queensland border opens
Mitchell Van Homrigh was among the first Sydneysiders to land in Brisbane after being locked out since August, and knocked on his mum's door without telling them he was coming.
The Undoing: Donald Sutherland's sprawling NYC apartment in the show is mix of two homes
1215 Fifth Avenue serves as the exterior home for Sutherland's character Franklin Reinhart. The interior shots were taken at 1107 Fifth and a specially built set in Queens.
Unsung heroes of heritage sector have their faces projected onto Stonehenge
Images of eight individuals - who have been working at some of the country's best-loved heritage sites - were beamed on to the 5,000-year-old stones in Wiltshire.
Australians could double their annual leave time in 2021 by booking off key dates
Australian travellers to double their annual leave at certain times of the year when booking just four days off due to weekends and public holidays.
Discounted $79 flights offered to Aussies travelling between Sydney and Melbourne
REX offering $79 budget fares from today for Aussies travelling between Sydney and Melbourne
Coronavirus UK: Regulator is poised to give go-ahead to a vaccine for emergency use within DAYS
Speculation was growing in Whitehall last night that the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Authority is poised to sign off the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine within days.
Tekashi69's friend Kooda B is jailed for 4.5 years over Chief Keef shooting
McKenzie, 29, previously pleaded guilty to orchestrating the June 2018 shooting outside the W Hotel near Manhattan's Times Square, in which bullets flew but nobody was injured.
'Show us the secret dossier of doom': MPs demand to see report
Industries in the firing line include retail, hospitality, aerospace, the car industry, tourism, the arts, sport, and maritime, including ferries and cruises.
How Australians can get $6,000 just by working on a regional farm for six weeks
A renewed push will begin Wednesday to encourage young Australians aged between 18 and 30 to look for regional work and help get fruit, vegetables and grain into supermarkets.
Rita Ora launches probe into which friend leaked lockdown-breaching 30th birthday bash
The singer is said to be suspicious that one of her friends tipped off the press and police to her illegal gathering at the Casa Cruz restaurant in Notting Hill, West London, on Saturday night.
Jonathan Van-Tam's 'mum test' won't be enough to convince people to get a Covid jab, experts warn
England's Deputy Chief Medical Officer attempted to reassure people about jabs last month by claiming he'd encouraged his elderly mother to get inoculated.
Dramatic moment lorry explodes in huge fireball outside petrol station in Cambridgeshire
More than 20 firefighters equipped with breathing apparatus battled the blaze which completely destroyed the truck in St Ives, Cambridgeshire at 8.20pm.
Joe Biden's new economic team, including Janet Yellen, revealed
Joe Biden unveiled his economic team on Tuesday, including the first female Treasury secretary and a lightening rod budget expert that has conservatives and liberals up in arms.
Ex-Arizona politician gets 6 years in adoption scheme
Paul Petersen, who was licensed in Utah and Arizona, ran an adoption law practice falsely claiming women from the Marshall Islands were Arizona residents. He was jailed for six years.
Savings giant NS&I delays scrapping cheques for Premium Bond prizes
Campaigners welcomed the delay in going fully digital with prize payments, but said National Savings & Investments must now scrap the plan to get rid of cheques altogether.
Speeding drivers who caused car rollover on a Melbourne freeway remain on the run
Speeding drivers who allegedly caused a car to rollover on a busy Melbourne freeway remain on the run.
UK's health chiefs hail £11m PPE crusade as healthcare workers say charity drive helped save lives
The charity - set up by the Daily Mail and its partners - raised £11.7m and delivered PPE direct to NHS and care sector front lines, as it received praised from the health department and the NHS
Manchester Arena boss apologises to victim Martyn Hett's mother
John Sharkey met with Figen Murray, Martyn Hett's mother, on December 8, 2017, seven months after the Manchester Arena bombing which claimed 22 lives.
Eton teacher sacked in lecture row says his campaign to be re-instated is a fight for free speech
Eton English master Will Knowland (pictured), who was fired over a provocative lecture on gender roles, has claimed he is 'making a stand for freedom' in his campaign to be reinstated.
Quibi officially closes down just eight months after launching subscription streaming service
The brainchild of Hollywood powerhouse Jeffrey Katzenberg stopped being operable as of Tuesday, with users now unable to log in or access content.
Maskless lockdown 'Karen' goes on homophobic rant dropping slurs during protest
A woman named Gina Michelle Bisignano has been dubbed a 'Karen' after she was filmed launching a homophobic rant during an anti-lockdown protest in Los Angeles on Sunday.
Swallowing alcohol-based hand sanitiser can kill
Researcher Georgia Richards has raised the alarm over the availability of hand sanitisers, and says their presence in schools and workplaces could be a cause for concern.
Shocking new doctored Chinese image provokes Australia again
Relations between the trading partners have hit an all-time low, and now the Communist Party's newspaper has risked aggravating tensions further.
Father who shot dead mother of his child in then opened fire at police station is killed in Detroit
The gunman, 28, was shot dead by Detroit police at around 7am on Tuesday, hours after he reportedly shot dead the mother of his child and opened fire at a police building with an AR-15.
Airbnb seeks valuation of $35 billion in public stock offering
In a regulatory filing Tuesday, Airbnb set a target share price range of between $44 and $50 to sell 51.9 million shares, which would pull in up to $2.85 billion at the upper end of the range.
Hundreds of thousands of shoppers line up in huge virtual queue to get on Debenhams' website
The chain has become the latest high street casualty and will be liquidated after rescue talks with JD Sport fell through, drawing a line under 242 years of trading and jeopardising 12,000 jobs.
Historic Hamptons windmill rented out by Marilyn Monroe hits the market
The historic structure is located near the town of Amagansett and was originally built as an actual windmill back in 1830, before it was converted into a two-bedroom home 120 years later.
Salt Lake City worker, 59, is accused of embezzling at least $95,000 of public funds
Tracey Leigh Schmidtke, who was office manager for Stansbury Service Agency in Tooele County, Utah, was arrested on November 15 and slapped with three felony charges.
Schumer says scandal hit Cal Cunningham cost Dems the Senate because 'couldn't keep his zipper up'
Chuck Schumer, according to a Tuesday report, told Democrat donors that the fact Cal Cunningham 'couldn't keep his zipper up' ruined the party's chances of winning back a majority in the Senate.
Covid road closure chaos 'helps crooks flee police'
Hundreds of roads across the country are being closed to make way for low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs). Officials say the Government schemes have cut pollution on streets.
Florida woman charged with murder for shooting man accused of robbing her but it was the wrong one
Jennifer Hill, 41, is charged with second-degree murder after shooting dead Michael Hofacker, 39, at around 7.30pm on Saturday night in a case of mistaken identity.
Woman chained herself to a scooter after Walmart in Mexico refused to sell scooter for 69 cents
A woman in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, chained herself to a scooter after Walmart management did not acknowledge a mistake on a sale sign and refused to sell the vehicle for 69 cents.
Chris Krebs suggests he'll sue Trump lawyer demanding he's 'shot'
Ousted cybersecurity chief Christopher Krebs said Tuesday he could pursue legal action against Trump's campaign attorney who suggested he be killed for his election-related comments
Florida becomes the third state to reach one million COVID-19 cases after Texas and California
Florida has joined Texas and California as the only states to surpass 1 million COVID-19 cases, but its Republican governor, Ron DeSantis, continues to resist calls to impose a statewide lockdown...
Man, 59, found dead hanging from Atlantic City hotel balcony
A man's body was found hanging from a balcony at Club Wyndham Skyline Tower in Atlantic City early Monday. A police lieutenant said there was no suspicion of criminal activity.
Forty-one people test positive with COVID-19 after attending swingers convention in New Orleans
The convention was held in New Orleans over four days at the start of November. Titled Naughty in N'Awlins, it attracted 300 people despite the ongoing pandemic for a week of sex.
The Voice Mexico star Jerry Demara dies aged 42 after vitamin injections
Mexican singer-songwriter Gerardo 'Jerry' Demara passed away at a hospital in Bawley, California on Monday, just days after seeking treatment for complications related to vitamin injections.
Victorian man is SHOT by cops in terrifying assault on a policewoman in Alberton on Tuesday
Emergency services were called to the intersection of the South Gippsland Highway and Turnbull Street, in Alberton, south-east Victoria, at 11.20am on Tuesday.
Israel faces FOURTH election in two years as Benny Gantz says party will vote to collapse parliament
Benny Gantz's centrist Blue and White party will vote to dissolve parliament after nine months of fractious coalition with. Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party.
Thunderstorm lights up Sydney sky, burning down a house and leaving 5,000 homes without power
Wild storms tore through Greater Sydney, the Central Coast, Hunter Valley and the Illawarra regions, bringing hail and leaving 21,000 homes without power on the first day of summer.
Western Sydney newlyweds charged over alleged elaborate fake Australia Post satchel scam
Damien Steven Butler, 30, was charged in July after allegedly ordering fake Express Post and Parcel Post packages from China and selling them on eBay between September 2018 and June of last year.
BBC presenter Leigh Milner catches van driver watching EastEnders
BBC presenter Leigh Milner has caught a van driver watching EastEnders on his phone as he made his way through London traffic.
Cuomo reveals NY transmission rate is a FIFTH of what is was in March
On Tuesday, he reiterated his earlier remarks and revealed that the statewide 7-day average for test positivity is now 3.9 percent. Of all the tests done on Monday, 4.96 percent were positive.
Knifeman, 23, faces life in jail after murdering hotel concierge
Samuel Odupitan, 23, from Croydon followed 24-year-old Tyler Roye from a tram in Croydon in the early hours of February 23 having spotted his victim's £800 designer Gucci bag.
Mother rages at partner who killed their baby son by throwing him into river
A mother shares her pain in an emotional statement and says she hopes her partner 'will understand the unimaginable pain he has caused' after he killed their baby son by throwing him into a river...
Shocking moment cop shot man in the leg while attempting to break up cafe gathering
Three military police agents have been suspended in Maranhão, Brazil after one of the cops was caught on video shooting a male customer at a cafe on Sunday.
Woman killed herself after being bullied for working abroad as a chalet girl in Alps
Daniella Dunleavy, 24, travelled from her Oxford family home to Reading, Berks., where she took her own life after being bullied while working in the French Alps of Courchevel, a court heard.
Indians pitcher Cam Hill injures wrist on his throwing arm in a car accident
Cleveland Indians relief pitcher Cam Hill posted pictures of himself in a hospital bed on Tuesday after undergoing surgery to his throwing wrist on Monday in the aftermath of a major car crash in...
Halifax woman, 29, dies of a blood clot just hours after giving birth
Chelsea Pearce, 29, pictured, from Halifax, West Yorkshire died hours after giving birth to her son Roman having suffered a blood clot which travelled from her lungs into her heart.