Nigel Farage would 'crush' Argentina if it tried to take the Falklands while he is PM, claims Robert Jenrick
Tensions over the British overseas territory have escalated in recent days after Argentinian President Javier Milei reiterated the country's claim on the islands.
Drug hope for patients blighted by agonising skin condition that affects their armpits
Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) is a chronic inflammatory disease, it causes painful, boil-like lumps to form deep under the skin in areas such as the armpits and groin.
Nightly pill could give relief for sleep apnoea sufferers who struggle with loud snoring
The common disorder, which affects roughly eight million people in the UK, occurs when breathing repeatedly stops and starts throughout the night.
TALK OF THE TOWN: How stalker turned Apple heiress Eve's wedding into a nightmare
When Apple scion Eve Jobs married Olympic showjumper Harry Charles in an extravagant Cotswolds ceremony last year, it seemed to be the stuff of dreams...
Moment jewellers with customers inside is ram raided by 4x4 - before bat-wielding owner sends masked gang fleeing empty-handed
The gang drove their car through the shopfront of Pakistan Jewellers in Bradford, West Yorkshire, in the brazen attack at around 1.20pm on Saturday.
Sex pest who was once dubbed Britain's most prolific shoplifter and has a criminal history tracing back 50 years dies in prison
Harry Hankinson (pictured), who amassed more than 500 convictions over five decades, died aged 78 in West Yorkshire's HMP Wakefield while serving a 14-year sentence.
Oh hoppy day! Four frogs enjoy a dip in a pond
An army of frogs have been captured on camera pond-ering life amid the picturesque surrounds of Aargau, northern Switzerland by wildlife photographer Stefan Huwiler.
ALEXANDRA SHULMAN'S NOTEBOOK: There's a high price to pay for relying on the Bank of Mum
Young people add to the already staggeringly large number of Neets - those Not in Education, Employment or Training - said to be almost one million 16-24-year-olds.
Serena and Venus Williams implode at the US Open as iconic sisters are knocked out of women's doubles in heartbreaking fashion
TAMARA PRENN IN NEW YORK: Serena and Venus Williams were sensationally knocked out of the first round of the women's doubles on Arthur Ashe on Friday evening.
Interview: We've knocked billions off Britain's bills, says MoneySupermarket boss Peter Duffy
Peter Duffy says that he has saved consumers in Britain nearly £3billion in a year on household bills, which is not a sum to be sniffed at in a cost-of-living crisis. Or, to be precise, his company has.
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Police need to help to preserve our freedoms - not shut them down
We are entitled to have the sort of police force we want. That is one of the key features of a free country. It is what 'policing by consent' means.
Paul Hollywood irks Kent neighbours as well as his glamorous Bake Off co-star Nigella Lawson with his £500,000 helicopter
But having been forced to park his £500,000 chopper at a local aerodrome amid noise complaints earlier this year, Paul Hollywood is back landing on the rear lawn of his £1 million farmhouse.
Tony Jacklin: I escaped Scunthorpe's steelworks to hit the jackpot at golf then fled Labour's taxes
In 1970, Tony Jacklin CBE became the first European golfer in 45 years to win the US Open, a year after clinching The Open at the Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club.
Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary faces shareholder revolt over £130M bonus
In June, the budget carrier announced that O'Leary, who has run Ryanair since 1994, had agreed to stay on until 2032 in a deal that could see him handed a bonus payout worth more than £130m.
Alarming levels of Viagra found in 'organic aphrodisiac honey' which is being sold as food to boost your love life
Drugs to tackle erectile dysfunction are being added to so-called 'aphrodisiac honey', which is then being sold as a healthy organic food to unwitting customers, a study found.
Greens pile pressure on NHS over use of tech giant... even though it has helped to speed up cancer diagnoses
The US tech giant, which has won a total of £600 million in public-sector contracts, has been targeted by Left-wing activists.
Andy Burnham brings back Labour donor at the centre of the freebies row under Sir Keir Starmer in a bid to galvanise finances
Lord Alli (pictured), who was Sir Keir's biggest personal backer, will return to revive Labour's business connections and boost their ailing finances.
Anger as balaclava-clad mob bring Dover to a halt in 'stop the boats' protest with four-mile tailbacks leaving town gridlocked as hundreds miss ferries
Hundreds of protesters - dressed in black and wearing balaclavas - descended on Dover in Kent, bringing the port to a standstill after catching police off guard.
Archers star who got hate messages... because he had to back farm tax on the show
Ben Norris, who plays Ben Archer in the rural soap said: 'I was getting messages from farming friends or kids in farm families massively laying into me.'
That Arctic research station in the BBC thriller Vigil? It's really a Kia car showroom on the edge of Glasgow
But what viewers don't know is that the show's laboratory - supposedly on the inhospitable Svalbard archipelago - was actually recreated in a Kia car showroom on the edge of Glasgow.