The Boleyn's bite back in this month's historical fiction: Boleyn Traitor by Philippa Gregory, The Marriage Contract by Sasha Butler, House of Splinters by Laura Purcell
Eithne Farry reviews this month's best historical fiction
Criminally good crime books: Silent Bones by Val McDermid, The Hawk is Dead by Peter James, Lucky Thing by Tom Baragwanath
Geoffrey Wansell reviews the best crime books out this month
TOM UTLEY: Imagine the furore if Dame Mary Beard had celebrated the demise of 'thicko black rugger buggers' at Cambridge!
Explaining why she thought Cambridge had become a more intelligent university since she and I were there in the 1970s, the celebrity classicist Dame Mary Beard came out with a remark...
Now Lord of the Rings is 'racist'! Woke university says JRR Tolkien demonises 'people of colour'
A history module uses a text that says orcs and other dark-skinned characters in the best-selling trilogy are the victims of 'ethnic chauvinism'.
Liam Payne's sister Ruth says his 'cruel' death will 'never make sense' in heartbreaking tribute on the one year anniversary of his tragic death
Liam Payne's sister Ruth has shared a heartbreaking tribute to the singer on the one year anniversary of his death on Instagram on Thursday.
The Naked Gun legend Ed Williams dead at 98... days after former co-star Diane Keaton's passing
Ed Williams, the beloved actor best known for his role as the deadpan scientist Ted Olson in Police Squad! and The Naked Gun film series, has died at the age of 98.
Witness statement for China spy case was 'just 5 per cent short of being enough', CPS head claims
Pressure was building last night on the Director of Public Prosecutions to explain why the China spy case was dropped even though there was bombshell evidence against the accused.
China isn't just spying on No 10! Experts reveal how your smart device could be hiding secret spyware that risks all your data being sent back to Beijing
Cyber experts and China watchers told the Mail that smart devices - from TVs and mobile phones to switches and doorbells - risk giving Beijing access to our own private secrets.
So are YOU 'obese' without realising? Find out if you'd classify as dangerously overweight under new rules with our tool
Under the current rules, a body-mass-index (BMI) score of 18.5 to 25 is healthy, 25 to 29 is overweight, and 30 or above counts as obese - the point at which the risk of serious illness soars.
Revealed: All the countries paying people to move there - including a destination offering £72,000
Remitly Business has revealed the countries currently offering up to £72k for people to move and settle there.
HUGO DUNCAN: Millions of middle class families are in Chancellor's crosshairs
HUGO DUNCAN: Don't be fooled by the Chancellor ruling out a 'wealth tax' on Thursday - even if she quashed hopes among lefty Labour backbenchers of a full-blown attack on the rich.
John Bolton indicted: Ex-Trump 'bad guy' faces huge jail term over sharing secret files
It remains unclear whether the criminal charges prosecutors will pursue are directly related to those classified documents, or stem from other alleged violations
Woman, 23, dies after game of RUSSIAN ROULETTE went tragically wrong
Rachel Counts, 23, (left) died from gunshot wound to her chest earlier this month, after her friend Omarion Horne, 23 (right) allegedly shot her during a game of Russian roulette.
Afghan played 'motivational fighting music' on his phone 'while attacking group of toddlers with a knife, killing one and a father who tried to stop him'
Enamullah O, carried out the deadly knife attack in a park in the southern German city of Aschaffenburg in January, killing the boy, 2, and a 41-year-old father who tried to protect the children.
The underrated town dubbed 'Santorini of Italy' - with flights under £30 and highs of 25C in autumn
Forget the crushing crowds and sky-high costs in Santorini, as Italy offers a remote town that looks just like it - for a fraction of the price.
Inside the 'lemon capital of Europe' - and it's just a £40 flight from UK
In the 'lemon capital of Europe,' visitors can explore its colourful old town, stunning beaches and even attend its annual citrus-themed festival - with flights from the UK coasting as little as £40.
Moment nightmare neighbour destroys riverbank with digger as part of 'four-year campaign' that saw him 'create 90m trench' through woman's land
Andrea Marland captured the moment her nightmare neighbour Sam Bancroft drove a digger onto her land and begun moving soil from one side of the river to another.
Taxi for Labour! Ministers are 'running out of road' and plotting to slap VAT on cab fares, Tories warn
Labour has refused to rule out slapping VAT on private hire fares, sparking speculation the Chancellor will clobber cabbies at the Budget. Industry experts expect such a tax to raise £750million a year.
Revealed: How Prince Andrew and the 'spy chief' at the heart of China scandal met at least three times... as Starmer is rebuked by the MI5 boss over the collapsed case
The Duke of York became embroiled in the scandal as pictures showed him shaking hands with the Beijing official said to have helped mastermind the Westminster espionage plot.
Government announce digital ID cards for armed forces veterans - and admit it is a dry run for Keir Starmer's full digital ID card scheme
Those who have served in the armed forces are able to download a digital version of their HM Armed Forces Veteran Card through a government app from today.
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