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French investigators believe the brutal 2012 mass shooting of Saad Al-Hilli, 50, his wife Iqbal, 47, her mother Suhaila, 74, and local cyclist Sylvain Mollier, 45, could finally be solved after 12 years.

Prince Harry was so fed up with his position in the Royal Family of playing second fiddle to his brother Prince William , that he angrily titled his memoir Spare.

Bianca Censori's Australian family has gone to ground as the world's media looks to them for answers over her outrageous stunt at the 2025 Grammys on Sunday.

On the eve of his landmark birthday he posted a photo of himself on Instagram wearing £4,000 cryo compression boots to aid his muscle recovery and keep him at the top of his game.

An insider spoke exclusively to DailyMail.com about what Taylor and her inner circle really think about Kanye's attempt to take a picture with her.

Emma Webber, whose son Barnaby was killed in the June 2023 attacks, spoke on Good Morning Britain today about the 'horror show' review highlighting 'clear failings' in the care of schizophrenic Calocane.

Thailand cut power supply, fuel and internet to some border areas with Myanmar on Wednesday. It's an attempt to choke scam syndicates operating out of there that have become a growing security concern. Reuters: Scam compounds in Southeast Asia are suspected to have entrapped hundreds of thousands of people in illegal online and telecom operations, generating billions of dollars annually, according to a 2023 U.N. report. Thai Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul visited the Provincial Electricity Authority headquarters in Bangkok on Wednesday to oversee the effort to fight the crime rings. "They may turn to other sources of power supply or generate their own electricity. In the Thai Security Council orders, it also includes the halt in supplying oil and internet to them, which means that from now on any damage that occurs will have no connection to any resources in Thailand."

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This is why it matters that Keir Starmer had a meeting with voice coach Leonie Mellinger on Christmas Eve 2020, as London was locked down under stringent Tier 4 Covid restrictions.

A Deal Or No Deal winner and record breaker confirmed that she still hasn't received her winnings from ITV.

Some of former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama's largest donors for their presidential library have abandoned them amid rumors the couple's marriage is on the rocks.

Kanye West has revealed it was his former wife Kim Kardashian who urged him to see a doctor after she suspected the rapper had been misdiagnosed with bipolar. 

Mountain View clocked onto the scheme with days to spare

A Chinese national faces a substantial stint in prison and heavy fines if found guilty of several additional charges related to economic espionage and theft of trade secrets at Google.…

David Edges was twice told by doctors that the change to his toenail was nothing sinister. But his wife, a skin specialist, kept pushing for another opinion.

New data has revealed that 42 councils in the UK - more than one in 10 - are considering reducing their waste collection services to save money.

Steve and Caroline Dally say they have been 'traumatised' buy their five-year fight to overturn the charge and will probably have to sell their home in Godalming, Surrey, to pay it off.

Donald Trump 's bold plan to have the U.S. take over Gaza and transform it from rubble into a Middle East 'Riviera' is sparking fears it could lead to a bloody occupation if it actually took place.

Last year, interior trends were all about embracing maximalism.

After being signed to Wimbledon in the mid-1980s, the sportsman turned Hollywood movie star was enlisted by midfielder Wally Downes Sr to help with landscaping.

It's been left unread for nearly 2,000 years. Now, scientists have used AI to virtually unfurl one of the Herculaneum scrolls - the ancient documents buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: The pace of global heating has been significantly underestimated, according to renowned climate scientist Prof James Hansen, who said the international 2C target is "dead." A new analysis by Hansen and colleagues concludes that both the impact of recent cuts in sun-blocking shipping pollution, which has raised temperatures, and the sensitivity of the climate to increasing fossil fuels emissions are greater than thought. The group's results are at the high end of estimates from mainstream climate science but cannot be ruled out, independent experts said. If correct, they mean even worse extreme weather will come sooner and there is a greater risk of passing global tipping points, such as the collapse of the critical Atlantic ocean currents. Hansen, at Columbia University in the US, sounded the alarm to the general public about climate breakdown in testimony he gave to a UN congressional committee in 1988. "The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPPC) defined a scenario which gives a 50% chance to keep warming under 2C -- that scenario is now impossible," he said. "The 2C target is dead, because the global energy use is rising, and it will continue to rise." The new analysis said global heating is likely to reach 2C by 2045, unless solar geoengineering is deployed. [...] In the new study, published in the journal Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development, Hansen's team said: "Failure to be realistic in climate assessment and failure to call out the fecklessness of current policies to stem global warming is not helpful to young people." [...] Hansen said the point of no return could be avoided, based on the growing conviction of young people that they should follow the science. He called for a carbon fee and dividend policy, where all fossil fuels are taxed and the revenue returned to the public. "The basic problem is that the waste products of fossil fuels are still dumped in the air free of charge," he said. He also backed the rapid development of nuclear power. Hansen also supported research on cooling the Earth using controversial geoengineering techniques to block sunlight, which he prefers to call "purposeful global cooling." He said: "We do not recommend implementing climate interventions, but we suggest that young people not be prohibited from having knowledge of the potential and limitations of purposeful global cooling in their toolbox." Political change is needed to achieve all these measures, Hansen said: "Special interests have assumed far too much power in our political systems. In democratic countries the power should be with the voter, not with the people who have the money. That requires fixing some of our democracies, including the US."

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