The King and Queen retreat to Balmoral for a restful weekend - after Charles' Clarence House reunion with Prince Harry
Following an emotional reunion with Prince Harry at Clarence House this week, the King headed to Balmoral this weekend, where he attended church with Queen Camilla this morning.
If evolution is real, why are there still monkeys? Scientists reveal the surprising answer
Daily Mail has asked some of the leading evolution experts why, if humans evolved out of primates, do monkeys and apes still exist today?
I'm a royal fashion expert and I know Kate Middleton will love M&S' new collection - here's what's in my basket for autumn
M&S has gone from strength to strength in recent years, and I'd go as far as to say this autumn's collection might just be its best yet.
Inside the Duchess of Kent's trailblazer wedding where she transformed from 'Kate into Katharine' and 'embarked on a life she viewed with fear'
As she will be remembered as something of a trailblazer in the Royal Family , its unsurprising that this reputation would start before the Duchess of Kent had walked down the aisle.
'Shrekking' dating trend, where people pick 'ugly' partners because they're 'kinder', is growing in popularity - but some say it's 'toxic'
A new dating trend called Shrekking, inspired by the popular ogre film franchise, is becoming popular on the courting scene - but some have called it 'toxic'
The humble Essex theatre school that educated Superman stars Jonah and Christian Lees
They said that the club was a 'huge part' of making their current success
The protocols and royal rules Meghan hated, and her distaste for being a 'second-rate princess', according to royal author
Based on the comments of a Palace staffer, Tom Quinn wrote that Meghan Markle 'suddenly found herself in an institution that assigns roles to people and that do not change'.
Here in Hampstead, middle class mums are the cocaine dealer's best customer...the only change to our post-baby Friday nights is the side order of sleeping pills so we're fresh for toddler swim class and Waitrose next morning
For bored mums in leafy Hampstead a couple of lines on a Friday evening has come to represent a much-needed escape from to the day-to-day drudgery of motherhood, writes SARAH ROIK.
Building fire causes long delays on major Essex road
The incident was first reported at around 1pm
Boxer who quit against gender row rival Imane Khelif speaks out on horrific abuse that's 'destroyed my career'
Carini tearfully quit her opening bout with Khelif of Algeria at the Paris Olympics after just 46 seconds because of the pain from her opponent's opening punches.
From high interest rates to airport lounges and free physio visits... these are the best premium perks offered by banks for high earners
Banks are battling to lure customers with large nest eggs and decent salaries - and to entice them are offering accounts with high-end perks. But which are the best?
The Great Council Allotment Squeeze: Local authorities offering allotments up to 85 times smaller than traditional plots to cope with demand
There are around 175,000 people on the waiting list, some for up to 15 years, to receive one of the estimated 330,000 plots of rented land (pictured, file photo) across the UK.
The rural paradise area once named Essex's best village thanks to its locals doing 'great things'
The leafy village is perhaps not well known but has a strong local community where 'local people are doing great things.'
Facebook Begins Sending Settlement Payments from Cambridge Analytica Scandal Soon
"Facebook users who filed a claim in parent company Meta's $725 million settlement related to the Cambridge Analytica scandal may soon get a payment," reports CNN, since "on August 27, the court ordered that settlement benefits be distributed."
It's been over two years since Facebook users were able to file claims in Meta's December 2022 settlement. The class-action lawsuit began after the social media giant said in 2018 that as many as 87 million Facebook users' private information was obtained by data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica...
Meta was accused of allowing Cambridge Analytica and other third parties, including developers, advertisers and data brokers, to access private information about Facebook users. The social media giant was also accused of insufficiently managing third-party access to and use of user data. Meta did not admit wrongdoing as part of the settlement. Following the Cambridge Analytica incident, Facebook restricted third-party access to user data and "developed more robust tools" to inform users about how data is collected and shared, according to court documents...
Any US Facebook user who had an active account between May 24, 2007, and December 22, 2022, was eligible to file a claim, even if they have deleted the account. The deadline to file was August 25, 2023. Almost 29 million claims were filed and about 18 million were validated as of September 2023, according to Meta's response in a 2024 legal document... Payments will either be sent directly to the bank account provided on the claim form, or via PayPal, a virtual prepaid Mastercard, Venmo or Zelle. Unsuccessful or expired payments will receive a "second chance email" to update the payment method.
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Detective who caught 'Jimmy Savile of trolling' Alex Belfield fears he has restarted his online campaign of vitriol after being released from prison
Although he was only freed from prison in June, Detective Constable Janet Percival argues that Belfield has once again returned to his online trolling pastime.
Police launch investigation after care home resident, 45, dies after choking on cupcake
Alexander Ballmann, 45, suffered from a rare genetic disorder that caused swallowing difficulties and collapsed at Sandsground Care Home in Highworth, Wiltshire.
Legoland and Alton Towers are 'old and tired' with unreliable rides - and need to 'vastly improve' to compete with Universal and new £600M French park
Two major new attractions - cinematic US brand Universal and immersive French history attraction Puy Du Fou - have both announced plans to open parks in the UK.
Moment violence broke out at huge 'Unite the Kingdom' march: Unconscious man has to be dragged to safety by police after flare-up at massive anti-migrant protest
The incident came as an estimated 150,000 protesters marched through central London on Saturday in what is believed to be the largest right-wing demonstration in British history.
ALEXANDRA SHULMAN: I have no time for psychics and I don't believe in ghosts or magic... but these are the mad things happening in my house that I just can't explain
It sounds mad but I think my house is mirroring my emotions - and not in a good way.
Are you looking for some last minute sunshine? From as little as £89 a week, here's our definitive guide to autumn's best holiday bargains for every kind of trip
A hot British summer combined with economic uncertainty and improved booking apps have resulted in a glut of last-minute holiday bargains available this month and next.