BBC could be forced to up pay of its next top boss as director-general role is called 'poisoned chalice'
Sources at the Corporation say bosses are 'having enormous difficulty' in finding 'decent candidates' to replace Tim Davie, who quit in November amid claims the BBC is institutionally biased.
TANYA GOLD: I wish celebs like Lineker would follow Queen Claire's lead and JUST SHUT UP
TANYA GOLD: In an interview with The London Standard last month, he said in his 30 years working for the BBC he never gave his political views.
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Maduro's gone - but how will Trump's raid look a year from now?
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: We can all hope that Maduro's downfall will eventually lead to freedom, peace and democracy in Venezuela. Yet how will all this look a year hence?
DAN CARDEN: Why I will not stand by and watch my party break a solemn pledge to the British people
DAN CARDEN: It is the time of promises and resolutions for the new year ahead. For all of us, it is a time to hope that no matter how 2025 turned out, the next 12 months will be different.
Sir Keir Starmer faces rebellion by scores of MPs as he and leadership rivals signal closer EU ties
The row erupted after Health Secretary Wes Streeting called for a 'deeper trading relationship with the EU'.
Mother and passer-by drown trying to save girl swept out to sea on Yorkshire coast as Arctic blast grips UK
Two bodies were pulled from the freezing water at Withernsea, Yorkshire, after Friday's tragedy. Searches for the girl continued yesterday but were called off.
More than 100 private schools forced to close after Labour's controversial tax raid on fees
The grim tally was revealed by independent schools' leader Julie Robinson on the first anniversary of the policy being introduced on January 1 last year.
Families seek funds in bid to block Chinese 'mega embassy' amid warnings of threats to national security
Plans for the site by the Tower of London were blocked by the last Tory government on security grounds. But they look set to be allowed by Labour, which wants closer ties with Beijing.
'Repeat after me': The best way to boost your child's brain is simple repetition, expert claims
Young children's brains are not equipped to cope with too much stimulation and instead thrive on 'simplicity according to an University of East London Professor.
Firefighters who braved Swiss ski resort inferno honour victims they couldn't save
Firefighters who braved the inferno at Le Constellation bar in the Swiss resort of Crans-Montana were applauded by locals yesterday as they laid a wreath for the victims.
Inside Claudia Winkleman's wardrobe: Her stunning Traitors outfits add up to £16,400 so far - with just nine shows left
Ms Winkleman's ensembles cost £5,482 on average, meaning that by the end of the 12-episode series her clothing costs could total £65,784. That's almost double the national average salary of £38,000.
Mother and toddler, 3, killed after Russian missiles destroyed block of flats in Ukraine
The bodies of the woman, 22, and her son were found amid the rubble after a strike on the tower block in Kharkiv.
Prince William and Princess Kate are 'the Posh and Becks' of the Royals, new profile of princess claims
After an annus horribilis for the royals, observers say Kate will be a queen who may be 'more ambitious and bold than any of us appreciates'.
Prince Harry stalker scare means he's 'nailed on' to be given armed police guards for UK visits, insiders claim
A ruling in the duke's favour, expected to be announced within weeks, could allow for a reunion between King Charles and his grandchildren Archie, six, and Lilibet, four, who live in the US.
Is the pollution from your trendy wood-burning stove making you fat?
Scientists say being exposed to the toxic air particles which come from traffic fumes, heavy industry and wood burning in homes and gardens may cause people to put on weight.
The Labour Left's long love affair with basket-case communists leaves Starmer squirming
Sir Keir Starmer's initial squirming reaction to the US strike on Venezuela is rooted in the long love affair the Left has enjoyed with the basket-case communist country.
Inside Donald Trump's daring Nicolas Maduro raid: The tangled facts behind a day of drama
Donald Trump has repeatedly blamed Nicolas Maduro for flooding the US with narcotics and criminals, accusing him of heading a 'narco-terrorist' organisation.
Jamie Laing is every inch the doting new father as he shares a sweet snap of baby son Ziggy - after he welcomed first child with wife Sophie Habboo
Jamie Laing enjoyed a candid moment with his newborn son Ziggy as he shared a sweet picture to Instagram on Saturday.
Why China and oil are behind Trump's real motivation for capturing Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro: MARK ALMOND
MARK ALMOND: Trump has long boasted of the eight conflicts around the world he is supposed to have resolved, but his assault on Venezuela is a devastating demonstration of raw American power.
Callum Turner and Dua Lipa's 007 double act? He's telling friends he's definitely the new Bond - and SHE's tipped to write the theme tune
The quest to find the next James Bond may be over. Sources have told The Mail on Sunday that Callum Turner has been telling friends the role is his.