'Son of Concorde' supersonic jet breaks sound barrier... here's how long it'll take to travel from NYC to London
A jet nicknamed the 'Son of the Concorde' has officially traveled faster than the speed of sound for the first time, paving the way for supersonic flights from New York City to London.
Body language expert reveals what Melania Trump's bold new White House portrait really means as she is compared to ruthless House of Cards wife Claire Underwood
Melania Trump has demonstrated her political power in her bold new White House portrait that paints a picture of what's to come over the next four years.
How Chinese AI upstart DeepSeek triggered a tech stock MELTDOWN - and what investors should do NOW as share prices plunge
As 'black swan' events go it takes some beating. Barely a week ago few people had heard of a Chinese technology start-up called DeepSeek. All that changed today.
Fourteen of Europe's prettiest seaside towns - from Scotland's 'magic' seafood capital to a 'handsome little harbour' in Italy
MailOnline Travel has picked a selection of the continent's dreamiest coastal hotspots. Did we choose your favourite? Let us know in the comments...
Shaughna Phillips shows off her six stone weight loss in racy black lace lingerie as she reveals how much her transformation has affected her boobs
Shaughna Phillips was flaunting the results of her incredible six stone weight loss in sizzling new lingerie snaps as she detailed the effects it has had on her boobs.
Chaos at the BBC as they refuse to confirm whether Wynne Evans will be axed from Strictly tour following 'repeated warnings about his behaviour'
The BBC have so far refused to release a statement on whether or not Wynne Evans has been axed from Strictly's live tour, just hours before he is set to appear at the Liverpool show.
New mom left stunned after spotting unexpected detail in video of her home birth
The video was posted by Nichol Gerber on TikTok, and has already reached over 3.4 million views. The clip showed the aftermath of Gerber having a home birth in a blow-up tub in her bedroom.
Federal workers are told their 'vacation is over' as Donald Trump orders all employees return to the office
Federal employees who worked fully or partially remote for the last nearly five years are coming to terms with the fact they will now have to return to the office.
Meghan Markle's ex-Suits co-star Gabriel Macht reveals he has left America with his family but is keeping his new home with actress wife secret
Suits star Gabriel Macht has revealed he and his family no longer live in the United States.
Valentine's Day recipes you can prep in less than 20 minutes, from Bake Off's Rowan Claughton
However you feel about Valentine's Day - whether you're in a relationship, single or it's complicated - we think it's a good excuse to share the love with those special to you (including yourself!). What better way to say you care than with a homemade treat?
UK Considers Making Netflix Users Pay License Fee to Fund BBC
The UK is considering making households who only use streaming services such as Netflix and Disney pay the BBC license fee, as part of plans to modernize the way it funds the public-service broadcaster. Bloomberg: Extending the fee to streaming applications is on a menu of options being discussed by Prime Minister Keir Starmer's office, the Treasury and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, according to people familiar with the matter who asked not to be named discussing internal government deliberations. Alternatives under discussion include allowing the British Broadcasting Corp. to use advertising, imposing a specific tax on streaming services, and asking those who listen to BBC radio to pay a fee.
The government is the early stages of examining how to overhaul the funding of Britain's public broadcaster when its current 11-year charter ends on Dec. 31, 2027. Ministers are looking to either retain and alter the current television license fee model or scrap it and instead fund the BBC through alternative models such as taxation or subscription. That's because viewing habits have changed as users gravitate toward on-demand services. [...] The license fee dates back to 1946, when consumers watched programs at the time of broadcast. It currently costs households who watch live TV or use BBC iPlayer $210.6 a year, an amount that usually rises annually with inflation. Even if they don't watch BBC programs, households are required to hold a TV license to view or stream programs live on sites including YouTube and Amazon Prime Video. However it's not needed by those who only watch on-demand, non-BBC content.
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Wynne Evans' brother Mark shows his 'unwavering support' for the star and insists he 'has a heart of gold amid claims he's been axed from the Strictly tour after X-rated jibe'
The Go Compare star, 53, was caught on film by The Mail on Sunday making a vile sexual comment about one of the show's female hosts, it emerged on Saturday.
Sacked Premier League referee David Coote is called out by gay former footballer after revealing he hid his sexuality out of abuse fear
The 42-year-old has disclosed that struggles with his sexuality during his career led to him making the 'really poor choices' that resulted in his sacking.
Lady Gaga admits she was 'always looking for an out' while battling her demons as she reveals the sweet thing her fiancé Michael Polansky said about her when they first met
The star, 38, has announced her return to music with her new album, and as the cover star of ELLE UK's March 2025 issue, has spoken about she tries to 'celebrate' her darker moments.
Cloud market working well ... if you're AWS and Microsoft
Brit monopoly plod files report on health of local sector, says technical barriers and Redmond's licensing practices hurting smaller rivals + customers
The UK's market regulator says "competition is not working as well as it could" in the local cloud services sector, and it plans to look harder at what AWS and Microsoft are doing – while giving Google a pass – in its Cloud Services Investigation.…
Really, Keir? Starmer claims economy 'beginning to turn round' and growth is his 'No1 priority' despite fallout from Budget
Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves met business leaders in central London this morning as they try to restore shattered confidence after the Budget tax raid.
Good Morning Britain host Ranvir Singh apologises after she faced furious backlash for failing to mention Jews as being victims of the Holocaust
Ranvir Singh has apologised for making the 'baffling' mistake during the ITV show's coverage of the 80th anniversary of Holocaust Memorial Day yesterday.
First mouse with two biological FATHERS reaches adulthood - in breakthrough that could pave the way for gay men to have children
The first mouse with two biological fathers has survived until adulthood, a new study has revealed.
Mother-of-three, 31, told by doctors her symptoms were 'stress and hormones' - but they were wrong: it was cancer
Holly Pardue, from Milton Keynes, began suffering persistent bleeding after welcoming her third child last January and believed it to be a postpartum period.
Olivia Wilde's surprise new love revealed two years after Harry Styles split
Olivia Wilde is dating former basketball player, Dane DiLiegro, two after her highly publicized split with her former Don't Worry Darling costar Harry Styles.