Labour accused of leaving Falklands 'vulnerable to attack' after key RAF aircraft is withdrawn despite Argentina's president vowing to 'take matters into our own hands'
The islands do not have air-to-air refuelling capacity despite Argentina's president vowing to 'take matters into our own hands' at the UN General Assembly last week.
Slow Horses' Kristin Scott Thomas bans grandchildren from cartoons that made them 'a little bit vicious'
It's said that Granny knows best. And, according to actress Kristin Scott Thomas, the saying certainly rings true.
Wayne and Coleen's Scottish break to 'reconnect'? What TV didn't show was all their mates who turned up too!
Viewers of The Real Rooneys follow the couple on a romantic getaway to the Scottish Highlands that was meant to help them 'reconnect' amid marriage troubles.
Diesel set to hit record high price TODAY as Donald Trump considers export ban as Iran war drags on
Experts say the £2 barrier will be breached within days as the Middle East conflict enters its eighth month.
All the Slow Horses' hideouts: From sleazy Slough House to Jackson Lamb's greasy spoon, our spies track down the MI5 rejects' leading locations - real AND imagined
Apple TV's smash hit Slow Horses sees Jackson Lamb and River Cartwright traverse a mostly murky London as their band of MI5 rejects fight to foil terror attacks and other varied nefarious plots.
PATRICK MARMION: Brassy Eighties romp still has a caustic edge
More than 40 years have passed since the rough and ready Liverpool romcom Letter To Brezhnev charmed critics and became a left-field box office hit.
The Russian drone exploded. I stood up on bone, looked down and thought: 'Oh... my leg's gone'. The incredible courage of British soldier who, even after losing a limb fighting for Ukraine, has rejoined the war against Putin's invaders
It was only when he tried to stand up that the 27-year-old former British soldier realised something was wrong.
ROGER LEWIS: Were the 60s a swinging decade of sex and mini skirts... or the start of a decline into an ugly, lawless, ignorant Britain?
The Sixties witnessed the legalisation of abortion, a rise in divorce (37,800 in England and Wales in 1965) and an increase in illegitimacy (70,000 in 1967).
Regular dreams can help keep you healthy, study finds
A Chinese-led study of more than 95,000 UK adults found that those who got more rapid eye movement (REM) sleep - the stage linked to dreaming - had lower risks of 83 diseases.
'Russian arrival' among migrants who reached British shores last week sparks spying fears
A Russian man was among migrants who reached British shores in an unescorted small boat last week sparking major security concerns, it was claimed last night.
Tories promise they will deport ALL foreign criminals - with offenders convicted of 'anything more than a parking ticket' thrown out
All offenders convicted of 'anything more than a parking ticket' would be evicted as part of their plans.
Labour at war over migrants and economy: Cabinet ministers trade blows on eve of Burnham's crunch party conference... so is the PM's honeymoon finally over?
Cabinet ministers are at loggerheads over a planned crackdown on migrant visas, while another grandee blasted the leadership for putting union demands ahead of economic growth.
Fury after Shelter tries to force pro-migrant line into homeless veteran's story
The former soldier, who served Britain in Eastern Europe, responded to a request from Shelter last December for Britons to share their homelessness stories.
You're making me nervous, Johannes! Emma Willis sums up the feelings of a nation as new Strictly hosts get off to shaky start
The Mail on Sunday can reveal Josh Widdicombe's wordless reading of his co-presenter's prompts sparked fresh fears among some at the BBC, who were deeply worried about him fluffing his lines.
Strictly 2026's first live show: YouTuber John Nellis surprisingly tops leaderboard as viewers warm to 'worst-ever' lineup - but the hosts leave much to be desired as Josh Widdicombe is dubbed a 'spare part'
The first Strictly live show was full of twists and turns as viewers finally warmed to the lineup - previously dubbed the 'worst ever' - yet the hosting trio still failed to impress.
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: We need a PM who can deliver growth - not just soundbites
As the former mayor of Greater Manchester prepares for his first conference as PM, his main problem is not that he has no mandate from voters - or even from Labour members.
Polanski's 'banter Stasi': Chilling order that could have come from 1980s East Germany - Greens tell members to report on friends who crack unwoke jokes... even if the so-called victim finds them funny
Diversity training seen by The Mail on Sunday reveals the party's efforts to crack down on jokes between friends, even when those being mocked are 'absolutely fine'.
'Romance famine' blamed for Britain's plunging birth rate as young women 'hold unrealistically high standards for men'
Baroness Camilla Cavendish, 58, says a cause is 'empowered and successful' women rejecting men for 'not being 6ft tall' and not having stable careers.
Princess Beatrice and Edo's night at Michelin-starred London restaurant with Spotify boss who's an expert in crisis management
Dustee Jenkins, 48, one of the most esteemed women in tech, blew out candles on a birthday cake as the trio dined at London's Michelin-starred Dorian restaurant in Notting Hill.
TALK OF THE TOWN: It's Game Of Loans as Kit Harington steps in to rescue wife's family castle
Wardhill Castle in Aberdeenshire is where the couple - who met on the set of the hit HBO fantasy series - held their glamorous, star-studded wedding in June 2018.
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