Prince William reveals how Princess Charlotte is taking after her mother Kate by learning 'crucial' skill - but Prince Louis's hobby is much louder
The Prince of Wales, 43, visited a youth organisation in Lambeth, South London, yesterday, while his brother Prince Harry was in Nottingham .
Officials blocked release of a secret memo showed that Lord Mandelson urged Sir Tony Blair to meet disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein in 2002
The note, believed to have been written in May 2002 when Mandelson was a Labour backbencher, supposedly advised Blair that a meeting with the financier would be 'safe'.
Labour will consider 'robust' changes to how Britain interprets European Convention on Human Rights, Attorney General Lord Hermer tells peers
Reform has said it will leave the Convention to make it easier to deport illegal migrants and the Conservatives are set to follow suit.
Mysterious Christian symbols unearthed in biblical city reveal secrets of the Book of Revelation
Christian symbols in an unearthed Roman hall from 2,000 years ago have revealed new details of early Christianity in the ancient world.
Meghan Markle breaks her silence as Prince Harry embarks on pseudo-royal UK tour
In a post shared to Instagram on Tuesday, the Duchess of Sussex, (left) 44, reposted a clip of Harry, 40, (right) sword fighting at the WellChild Awards on Monday night.
NASA finds best evidence of life on Mars so far
The usual cadre of scientists who disproved previous findings are stumped
If you were ever wondering where you'd be when NASA announced peer-reviewed evidence hinting at extraterrestrial life - long dead, if it existed at all - look around, because this is it.…
iPhones 17 and the Sugar Water Trap
Analyst Ben Thompson, commenting on Apple's outlook following the launch of the iPhone 17 lineup: Apple, to be fair, isn't selling the same sugar water year-after-year in a zero sum war with other sugar water companies. Their sugar water is getting better, and I think this year's seasonal concoction is particularly tasty. What is inescapable, however, is that while the company does still make new products -- I definitely plan on getting new AirPod Pro 3s! -- the company has, in the pursuit of easy profits, constrained the space in which it innovates.
That didn't matter for a long time: smartphones were the center of innovation, and Apple was consequently the center of the tech universe. Now, however, Apple is increasingly on the periphery, and I think that, more than anything, is what bums people out: no, Apple may not be a sugar water purveyor, but they are farther than they have been in years from changing the world.
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Britain could send fighter jets to Poland in the wake of Russian drone incursion as Defence Secretary John Healey says Vladimir Putin is 'testing' the west
Defence Secretary John Healey said he has asked UK Armed Forces "to look at options to bolster Nato's air defence over Poland" after Russian drones were shot down over the eastern European country.
Essex crime group planned to smuggle 600kg of cocaine in race yacht
The men had planned to smuggle drugs internationally by entering a yacht race
Essex Eats Awards 2025: The best restaurants, cafés, pubs and takeaways in Essex named
Voting for the winner has now opened - and we need your help
Labour MPs break ranks to call for Lord Mandelson to QUIT over Jeffrey Epstein links - as squirming Starmer says he DOES have confidence in US envoy
Keir Starmer is facing Labour dissent after defending the peer, despite acknowledging he was 'right' to express regret for an extraordinary birthday message.
UK's first 'super-university' will see Kent and Greenwich merge 50,000 students
The two universities, which have both announced cuts to courses and staff this year, said the move would help them 'weather economic challenges'.
Knifeman accused of stabbing Ukrainian refugee to death gives chilling reason for the attack... as he speaks for the first time from jail on the murder that shocked America
During a phone call recorded by his sister and shared with the Daily Mail, Decarlos Brown explained what was going through his mind when he launched the fatal attack.
Cybercrooks ripped the wheels off at Jaguar Land Rover. Here's how not to get taken for a ride
Are you sure you know who has access to your systems?
Feature Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is the latest UK household name to fall victim to a major cyberattack. IT systems across multiple sites have been offline for over a week after what the company described as a "severe disruption."…
Reese Witherspoon AGAIN talks Taylor Swift's engagement... after both stars dated Jake Gyllenhaal
Both Witherspoon and Swift have dated the same actor: Jake Gyllenhaal. Witherspoon dated Gyllenhaal from 2007 to 2009 while Swift was linked to the Everest star in 2010.
The real billionaires that inspired the Only Murders in the Building 'mob' - including an immortality-obsessed tech mogul and lifestyle guru
The new season of the hit Disney+ show set in New York has been released after weeks of anticipation.
Britain's 'Drug-Cheat Olympics' pariah: Paris medal-winning swimmer Ben Proud is disowned by Team GB, who plot to kill his funding as he joins 'Enhanced Games' where drug-taking is encouraged
MIKE KEEGAN: Bosses at UK Sport, the government agency which invests lottery funding into Olympic and Paralympic sport, were quick to condemn the 30-year-old.
Narrative Podcasts Are Disappearing
The narrative podcast industry that exploded after Serial's 2014 debut has largely collapsed. Pineapple Street Studios shut down in June after producing hits like Missing Richard Simmons. Amazon dismantled Wondery in August, laying off 110 employees less than five years after acquiring the studio for $300 million. Spotify terminated Gimlet in 2023 despite paying $230 million for the company in 2019. Major outlets including Pushkin Industries and This American Life have conducted layoffs. Talk shows and celebrity podcasts continue growing while investigative audio series struggle to find funding. Edison Research reports 55% of Americans consumed podcasts last month, but advertising dollars are flowing to cheaper chat formats rather than resource-intensive narrative productions.
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The rise of Ozempic in sport: We've seen the leaked documents... these are the sports with positive tests - and why doping chiefs fear it could now spread to some of the world's biggest names despite enormous health risks
It was late August when Serena Williams posed for a picture that provoked thousands of words and left a few more unsaid.
Jaguar Land Rover U-turns to confirm 'some data' affected after cyber prang
Systems offline as specialists continue to comb through wreckage
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) says "some data" was affected after the luxury car maker suffered a digital break-in early last week.…