Boy living with cancer gets dream day at Stansted Airport
Essex boy with Hodgkin’s lymphoma fulfils an aviation dream with a ‘Day in the Life of a Pilot’ experience at Stansted Airport from Jet2 and Make-A-Wish UK.
Furious residents fight against controversial plans for 4,900 new homes on farmland
The 'disappointed' residents will be protesting against the plans
Boy living with cancer gets dream day at Stansted Airport
Essex boy with Hodgkin’s lymphoma fulfils an aviation dream with a ‘Day in the Life of a Pilot’ experience at Stansted Airport from Jet2 and Make-A-Wish UK.
Cyberattack on French plasma stores is enough to make your blood boil
Attackers reportedly set cold-room controls to 110°C, but safeguards prevented stock losses
I came out of retirement to get paid travelling the world: Our seven-step plan to switch careers in later life
Jetting around the world as an airline steward keeps Tim Bott, 62, (pictured) feeling energetic - at an age he once thought would be spent with his feet up in retirement.
Matilda stars Mara Wilson and Danny DeVito reunite for film's 30th anniversary as the 1996 cast make a surprise appearance in London
It is one of everyone's favourite childhood films.
Drivers warned as crash causing long delays on major Essex route
Crash partially blocks the A120 westbound at Galley's Corner in Essex, causing queues and delays for drivers near Braintree. Allow extra journey time.
Drivers warned as crash causing long delays on major Essex route
Crash partially blocks the A120 westbound at Galley's Corner in Essex, causing queues and delays for drivers near Braintree. Allow extra journey time.
Britain's first Roman capital was surprisingly cosmopolitan: Ashes suggest Colchester was a 'melting pot' that attracted people from Italy, Spain and Lebanon
Britain's first Roman capital was a bustling multicultural hub that attracted visitors from across the empire, according to a new study.
Treasury minister Emma Reynolds humiliatingly backs off claim that employers 'are not working people' after outcry
Emma Reynolds said she wanted to 'correct the record' following a barrage of criticism over the jibe in an interview at the weekend.
Russian scientist who invented Novichok nerve agent dies after accusing Moscow of 'state-level' hit in Britain
Vladimir Uglev (pictured) had accused the Putin regime of using the deadly chemical weapon in a 'state-level hit' on Britain in 2018.
Dustin Hoffman says filming The Graduate was 'a terrible experience' and brands director Mike Nichols 'a sadist'
Dustin Hoffman has said he had a 'terrible experience' filming The Graduate despite the part being his breakthrough role in Hollywood.
Heart-healthy salt could prevent more than 12,000 deaths a year in the UK, experts say - and you can buy it at the supermarket
Researchers found replacing regular salt with a potassium-enriched version could also prevent 60,000 cases of cardiovascular and kidney disease annually in the UK.
Britain had a leading role in ending the slave trade, says Charles: King hails Royal Navy's heroics after PM opened door to apology for slavery
In a punchier-than-expected speech to Commonwealth leaders, Charles steered clear of offering an apology, insisting 'we cannot change the past'.
Will your flight be affected by bomb threat delays? Aviation experts weigh in as terror grips Europe's skies
A number of bomb threats impacted at least seven passenger jets over the past 24 hours - should you be worried about your flight?
Is YOUR open plan home starting to look dated? Phil Spencer reveals why more homeowners now want to 'compartmentalise' with separate rooms
The British property guru and Wickes ambassador spoke to the Daily Mail about the housing and interiors trends he believes are here to stay.
Revealed: The world's safest cities for travellers - with more than half the top spots in Europe, including a surprising hub for pickpockets in Spain
There's nothing worse than feeling unsettled on holiday - here, we reveal the top 15 cities to pick for a stress-free, safety-first break.
Labour shelves Net Zero contract auctions that subsidise solar and wind projects after finally admitting they might not be good value for money
Energy Minister Michael Shanks told peers the contracts for difference (CfD) system would be examined to see if it was working for consumers ahead of the 2027 round.
Achieving nirvana: Enlightenment 0.28 hits the desktop
Very nearly 30something environment gets spruced up… and there's a new Trinity, too
Urgent hunt launched after man exposes himself to woman on train
British Transport Police release images of a man sought after a woman was reportedly indecently exposed to on an Overground train to Liverpool Street on August 24.