Could an ancient Chinese zodiac curse ruin 2026? Astrologers warn year of the fire horse will bring about the 'most chaotic events since 1966' - here's what it means for you
According to the Chinese zodiac, on 17 February we will enter the year of the Fire Horse, leaving the year of the Snake behind in 2025.
'They all turned on her. It was vicious': The toxic truth about how Little Mix 'ganged up' on Jesy Nelson... as insiders tell KATIE HIND why band wanted her 'cancelled for good' - and reveal her secret source of support
When Jesy Nelson won The X Factor along with her bandmates Little Mix back in 2011, she didn't rush out to celebrate. Instead, the first thing she did was hire a personal trainer.
I'm a mum of two, but I refuse to congratulate anyone when they get pregnant - even my closest friends. Call me brutal, but here's why you should stay silent too: JEN SIZELAND
The sight of a new small, rounded tummy in any group of mothers is sure to elicit the same reaction. A second glance to 'make sure' and then come the congratulations.
The Traitors fans crown latest episode 'the best of all time' and say it 'should win all the awards' as Fiona wages war on fellow Traitor Rachel in show's 'messiest moment yet'
Amanda became the latest contestant to be banished at the roundtable, after ending up with the same number of votes as Reece and failing to pick the chest with the shield inside.
STEPHEN GLOVER: Within minutes of the Minnesota shooting, politicians on the Left and Right had taken bitterly opposed positions - long before any facts were known... Welcome to the Age of Unreason
A 37-year-old woman is shot and killed by an immigration officer in Minneapolis. Who was responsible for the tragic death of Renee Nicole Good?
I spent years begging my alcoholic husband to stop drinking. He's now been sober for 12 months... and this is why I've just blindsided him with divorce: MARIAN TREVLIN
Standing across the kitchen from my husband, James, I saw the distress on his face and silently told myself to stay strong and stick to the plan. I felt a pang of guilt, because a part of me still loved him.
For years I was crippled by anxiety about my health, with every ache and pain sending me spiralling. But now I know EXACTLY how to beat it - here's how you can too, by psychotherapist ANNA MATHUR
It started with a headache. My little sister moaned in pain. It was nothing dramatic or rare, the sort of thing most people would hand out a sticky syringe of Calpol for and forget about by the morning.
'It's going to change everything': The bombshell twist that could give Harry and Meghan all they ever wanted and allow them to rake in a fortune - as Palace insiders tell RICHARD EDEN why it will cause huge problems for the monarchy
The Duke of Sussex has won his lengthy battle for automatic armed police protection - paid for by British taxpayers - when he makes return visits to this country.
Lily Allen gives fans 'goosebumps' with her incredible vocals as she performs West End Girl tracks at Chanel event and reveals her favourite song from the revenge album
The singer, 40, released the album in October - her first in seven years - which documents her split from husband David Harbour, his infidelity and their toxic relationship.
Pictures show abandoned UK theme park left to rot - with plans to reopen axed
Hopes that a Pembrokeshire theme park, which first opened in the late eighties, might be saved, are fading as the attraction becomes increasingly derelict.
Would you want to know your death day? The best Psychological Thrillers out now - My Husband's Wife by Alice Feeney, The Opposite of Murder by Sophie Hannah, Troublemaker by Lesley Kara
Stephanie Cross reviews the best Psychological Thrillers out now.
A spy thriller, a sci-fi novel and an obsessive infatuation feature in the best Retros out now: The Untouchable by John Banville, The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury and Death in Venice by Thomas Mann
Sally Morris reviews the best Retros out now.
The best Literary Fiction of the week: A Guardian and a Thief by Megha Majumdar, One Sun Only by Camille Bordas, Wreck by Catherine Newman
Claire Allfree reviews the best Literary Fiction out now.
Authoritative and finely judged: The best Sci-Fi and Fantasy novels out now - The Poet Empress by Shen Tao, We Call Them Witches by India Rose-Bower, The Salt Bind by Rebecca Ferrier
Jamie Buxton reviews the best Sci-Fi and Fantasy novels out now.
Soldiers deployed to Lisbon airport to tackle 'serious deficiencies' in EU border scheme
On Tuesday, 24 members of the National Republican Guard were stationed in the arrivals area at Humberto Delgado Airport, a measure approved by the government.
Claudia Winkleman isn't the only Traitors fashion icon - style-lovers have their eye on one contestant after she sported a fun winter must-have
Claudia Winkleman has long been The Traitors fashion icon - but it looks like she might have to step aside, at least for a new queen of knitwear.
Brooklyn Beckham warned parents David and Victoria to only contact him through his lawyers at the height of their family feud
Relations between the Beckhams broke down completely last summer that at one point, eldest son Brooklyn asked his parents to contact him only via his lawyers.
Revealed: Jessie Buckley's 'secret' husband is a former X Factor producer with a surprisingly starry CV
Oscar-tipped actress Jessie Buckley's husband is a former X Factor producer who worked alongside Simon Cowell, The Daily Mail can reveal.
Discover what really turns off bestseller Laura Dave when she gets into a new book
Laura Dave answers our burning questions, what is she reading, what book would she take to a desert island, what gave her the reading bug, and what left her cold?
Truth about plummeting London flat prices: As homeowners face huge losses, we reveal the hardest-hit areas… and if now's the time to buy
The London flat market is in free fall, stark figures reveal. Owners in some parts of the capital have seen the value of their home fall by as much as 18 per cent in the past year alone.