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Zack Polanski's party plans to create a 'direct partnership' between the Government and South American drug cartels to introduce a 'sustainable supply of coca and cocaine' to Britain, it adds.

A step-by-step psychological guide to stopping cravings and overeating - as revealed in a new book from Daily Mail columnist Dr Max

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council has made a request to the Department for Transport to make temporary higher fines introduced last year a permanent fixture.

Lucy Letby's defence team say new medical evidence has been submitted to the Criminal Cases Review Commission in a bid to have her convictions quashed.

The King is adamant that no cost should fall on the public purse as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faces allegations of misconduct in public office.

After a miserable 18 months in which almost nothing seems to have gone well for the Labour government, ministers have taken to claiming 2026 will be the year the country turns the corner.

Kimberley, 35, who previously dated trader William Claeyssens de Tena, is refusing to name her new man, yet she's clearly smitten as he inspired her swimwear brand.

There is no serious government in the world, believe me, that is remotely happy with the idea of the current Iranian regime acquiring a nuclear weapon.

As the crisis over his uncle Andrew deepens, any lingering doubts William lacks the resolve to deal decisively with events that now threaten the very existence of the monarchy must be reassessed.

He's the stony-faced sensation looking to win gold for Britain at the Winter Olympics. But Bruce Mouat has already written his own history after becoming an openly gay elite sportsman.

The former prince, who turned 66 yesterday, has lost all his titles but remains eighth in line to the British throne.

Andrew's youngest daughter, 35, is said to be 'in a state' after her father was held on suspicion of misconduct in public office after a raid on his new Sandringham home on Thursday.

The convicted sex trafficker's family called for 'transparency' and 'evidence' which they claimed the disgraced British socialite 'never received'.

The shamed former prince was questioned at the Aylsham Police Investigation Centre for 11 hours yesterday following his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

As the weight of his arrest dawns on him and detectives continue to rifle through his belongings, there is only one man Andrew can turn to: the ever-loyal Gary Bloxsome (pictured).

Scotland Yard last night told staff closest to the disgraced former prince to 'consider carefully anything they saw or heard' while working for him.

Paul Page, who served between 1998 and 2004, said that officers working for the former Duke of York were 'not allowed' to know the names of the girls who visited him.

Traffic control has reported that two lanes are closed on the M11 Southbound due to a diesel spillage and barrier repair works.

In the months before his death, Eric Dane recorded a private long-form interview in which he left a deeply personal message for his two daughters Billie, 15, and Georgia, 14.

Twenty-six years may have passed since Julie Maughan's (pictured) daughter Heather died but the pain never goes.