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It's not often that a brand invites multiple journalists to an evening soiree to launch a single item of clothing, but Marks & Spencer clearly proud of its latest product.

Britain has been facing criticism for failing to have enough military assets in the Middle East after RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus was hit by a drone, as the US and Israel intensified their bombing attacks on Iran.

The memo, first declassified in 2016, confirmed Sir Tony Blair had committed himself in writing to backing George W Bush eight months before the Iraq invasion.

If your idea of the perfect spring outing is a day at the races, you'll be pleased to know that racing season is finally back, with Cheltenham Festival marking its arrival on the 10th March.

The seven-time world champion was replying to a question from a South African journalist about a potential return to Africa for the sport. It has not visited the continent since 1993.

The stealth jet can be seen tracking the aircraft through its targeting system before blasting it out of the sky as the pilot declares: 'Target is down.'

Justin Lowman, 52, fell from St Govan's Head on the Pembrokeshire coast - a stretch of climbing routes featuring unstable rocks - while scaling it with two friends.

As travel chaos continues to take hold across the Middle East, the region - which has become increasingly popular among tourists - is set to face significant losses and setbacks.

EVs last month accounted for 24.2% of all new car sales, having contributed to 25.3% of the market in February 2025. This is well short of the mandated target set by the Government.

A torpedo launched from the US sub struck the Iris Dena (pictured) off the coast of Sri Lanka, some 2,000 miles from Iran.

Tourists stranded in Abu Dhabi can still visit the UAE capital's biggest theme parks. However, it's a different story over in Dubai.

The new gadgets aren't available until next week. However, the Daily Mail's Science & Technology Editor, Shivali Best, got her hands on the iPhone 17e and MacBook Neo at an event in London.

Brooklyn Beckham is said to have been 'disheartened' that his parents publicly wished him a happy birthday and broke their communication agreement.

Grace Uludag, from Kent, was found to have high levels of the drug sertraline in her bloodstream when she died at home in November last year.

The chief medical officer for England told a gathering of health leaders that the Radio 4 Today programme helps to legitimise 'vain' experts with fringe views.

Experiencing double vision is often blamed on tiredness or stress - but it could signal that you're having a stroke, an eye surgeon has warned.

The passengers and crews are unable to leave the ships, which have become floating hotels, after escalating hostilities raised fears over safety in the Strait of Hormuz.

Baroness Louise Casey, who is working on reforms as chair of an independent commission, gave a withering verdict on the current state of social care in the UK.

A man has come under fire from tennis fans online after appearing to touch the Rybakina during a trophy presentation at Indian Wells in California.

Travel experts have weighed in on when Middle East flights could resume - after the Iran attack meant that thousands of journeys were cancelled.