Sacha Baron Cohen mocks billionaire Jeff Bezos whose Amazon MGM Studios produced his controversial upcoming film Ali G: Who Iz I?
Sacha Baron Cohen mocked billionaire Jeff Bezos whose Amazon MGM Studios produced his controversial upcoming film Ali G: Who Iz I?
Will Burnham now go for an early election? New mega-poll gives Labour a 56-seat Commons majority - with Reform third behind the Tories
Latest research by Electoral Calculus, based on Find Out Now surveys, finds Labour would win 353 seats in the House of Commons, far ahead of the Tories on 90 seats.
The great protein con: What's inside your 'high-protein' meals and snacks as our experts rate the most popular options - and expose how manufacturers are cashing in
Last month Lidl announced a new range of 'High Protein Meat', including high-protein beef mince. You might be scratching your head at this concept. Surely, beef is already high in protein?
Why will first-time buyers only be able to buy new-builds with Labour's home scheme... and should it be extended?
The replacement for Help to Buy is coming, but some aspiring homeowners might be disappointed that they cannot buy an older property using it.
A £4.5m country home with its own private island hits the market - complete with an outdoor bar and Warwick Castle as its neighbour
Fancy a residence with a royal edge? Castle Reach in Warwickshire, a seven-bedroom home with private island access, is on the market for those seeking a property like no other.
Woman 'laced her girlfriend's curry with poison snail pellets at office where they worked'
An Australian woman has been charged after allegedly poisoning her girlfriend's curry with snail pellets at the office where they both worked.
The day two rival royal courts went head-to-head... and the Palace IS irritated: REBECCA ENGLISH
It was the day two rival royal courts went head-to-head. And make no mistake, there was no missing the message: Harry and Meghan are 'public figures' who can, frankly, do what they like.
Britain is stuck in a tax 'doom loop' warns former LABOUR cabinet minister - as John Healey urged to drop plans for Budget tax hikes
Former welfare secretary Liz Kendall urged John Healey to focus on kickstarting growth in this month's Budget, instead of hitting families and businesses with another round of tax hikes.
Mother of Henry Nowak's killer is to be freed from prison under Labour's early release scheme - after she was locked up for removing murder weapon
Kiran Kaur, 53, is due to be let out of jail early in December under the Government's controversial programme, which plans to free up to 50,000 criminals a year.
Squatter awarded thousands in damages after music venue owner found guilty of 'harassment' for demolishing building while 'tenant' slept in bed
Nicola Saia was living in a flat inside The Cricketers in the Oval, Kennington, and had formerly stayed there with permission as a property guardian.
The ultra-processed foods that WON'T give you bowel cancer: cereal and sugary yoghurts could reduce your risk by 25 per cent, intriguing data shows
Researchers found processed meats such as hot dogs and deli meats were linked to an eight per cent higher risk of developing the disease.
If you have a family here's why you need a lasting power of attorney - whatever your age
Every adult should consider setting up a lasting power of attorney, but many people haven't arranged one. It can be a big help to your family - here's how to set one up.
Wonderful Elif Shafak returns in this month's historical fiction: The Puffin by Michelle Lovric, In One Brief Moment All Eternity by Elif Shafak, Royal Witch by Philippa Gregory
Eithne Farry reviews
Pigs, goblins and glumfoot in this month's book's for kids: DON'T FEED THE TROLL by Emily Gravett, THE RAMBLER'S CURSE by Mikey Please, GOODNIGHT SILVER by Abi Elphinstone
Sally Morris reviews
EU leaders to tell Zelensky to tone down his public criticism of Trump over fears he is wrecking relationship
EU leaders are set to tell Volodymyr Zelensky to tone down his public criticism of Donald Trump amid fears he is further damaging the relationship between Washington and Kyiv.
Meet the West End's coolest Cat
Dancer and choreographer extraordinaire Gillian Lynne reveals all in posthumously published memoir.
This week's literary fiction: Music Against the Night by Yiyun Li, American Hagwon by Min Jin Lee, The Mystery of What Befell In the Ditch by Thure Erik Lund
Claire Allfree reviews
How I cured my panic attacks - and you can too: I was tormented by palpitations and hyperventilation for years. These are the techniques that actually helped me
My palms would sweat and I'd fidget under the covers, unable to lie still. I'd go to the bathroom constantly, my bladder having developed a mind of its own.
After we revealed Rochelle Rackham's racist social media activity, insiders now tell MOLLY CLAYTON why she will STAY on Big Brother - and how bosses knew about her posts
I presumed it would have been a no-brainer for ITV to claim that her comments were in direct conflict with the network's 'inclusive culture'.
My terror as a lone woman at home as thugs battered my front door... and the police didn't want to know: ALEXANDRA SHULMAN
Dashing to see what was going on, the noise ceased as I was just short of the front door. On opening it, I found a heavy wooden pole on the doorstep.
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