ALEXANDRA SHULMAN'S NOTEBOOK: Victoria Beckham's secret? It's about her AND David
In 2007 a lunch was arranged to introduce me to Victoria Beckham in the hope Vogue would support the launch of her fashion brand, writes Alexandra Shulman.
Even as I said 'I do' in front of my England teammates, I realised marrying Sheryl was a gigantic mistake, writes PAUL GASCOIGNE. This is the truth about the row that saw me branded a wife-beater - and why I wasn't at my son's birth
As a world-class footballer, writes PAUL GASCOIGNE, I have had many surprises in my life...
My chilling encounter with self-pitying rapist and paedophile Christian Brueckner as he finally answers the question: Did you abduct and kill Madeleine McCann? ROB HYDE
As the waiter scurries away with our orders, I lower my voice and remark to the man sitting opposite me: 'You know I've got to ask this - did you abduct and kill Madeleine McCann?'
How to cure your foot pain WITHOUT surgery. Cruel condition strikes middle-aged women most, is worse in the morning and can last for years. Now doctors reveal the simple answers that REALLY work - including radical new NHS cure
When Anne Larchy completed a 26-mile charity walk, she expected a few days of sore feet. But weeks later she was still in agony. Here's what experts say are the causes - and cures...
SARAH VINE: Why do so many voice dismay at Trump's peace deal in Gaza? It's because they prefer conflict - hate is the air that they breathe
Say what you will about Donald Trump, writes SARAH VINE, but he has succeeded where many others, including his predecessor Joe Biden, have failed.
Julia Roberts oozes sophistication in a black power suit as she joins handsome co-star Andrew Garfield at London premiere of After the Hunt
Julia Roberts showcased her impeccable sense of style as she joined her co-star Andrew Garfield on the red carpet at the London premiere of their latest movie, After the Hunt.
Revealed: The exact salary needed to live comfortably in every major US city - How does yours compare?
Living comfortably in a major U.S. city now requires a six-figure income in more than half of the country's largest metropolitan areas.
Quality Street? More like Quality Cheat as Christmas chocolate tubs lose five more sweets
Each tub now contains an average of 59 sweets, down from 64 when the size was last changed in 2022.
Celebrity Traitors far less resilient than the usual contestants, say BBC insiders
BBC bosses are said to have been stunned by how feeble some of the famous contestants were during their time at Ardross Castle in the Highlands.
Starmer faces Commons showdown as MPs set to grill him over collapse of adviser's China spy trial
Speaker Lindsay Hoyle is expected to grant an Urgent Question to the Conservatives on the issue when MPs return to Parliament this week.
Christine McGuinness admits single life feels 'lonely' after divorce from Paddy
Christine McGuinness has opened up about life after her split from comedian Paddy McGuinness, admitting she has found single life 'lonely' at times.
PM's right-hand man Morgan McSweeney is 'a dead man walking' after skipping No 10 meeting
A senior source told The Mail on Sunday that No 10 chief of staff Morgan McSweeney - who engineered Sir Keir Starmer's political rise - was effectively 'done'.
Hillary Clinton looks unrecognizable as she shares throwback snaps on 50th wedding anniversary
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton celebrated 50 years of marriage to her husband, Bill Clinton, on Saturday, with a nostalgic Instagram tribute from the day they tied the knot back in 1975.
British taxpayers could face a multimillion pound bill if Tony Blair is appointed head of interim Gaza government
The Mail on Sunday can reveal that plans for elite team of British bodyguards and special forces to protect Tony Blair have already been drawn up at the Ministry of Defence.
Gen Z hang up on classic style of phone call as they prefer shouting on mobile on speakerphone or using earbuds to talk
The growing trends in voice calling - dubbed the Proudhailers and the Walkie-Squawkies - are revealed in new research from Talkmobile.
KHADIJA KHAN: Despite what Sadiq Khan claims, we ARE creeping towards Islamic law
Misogyny exists everywhere. But we're usually quick to call it out.
Only when it's Islamic misogyny do we fall silent, excusing it as a cultural issue.
Strictly judges Shirley Ballas and Craig Revel Horwood lock horns over George Clarke's performance: 'You're wrong!'
Craig Revel-Horwood and Shirley Ballas seemed to be at loggerheads with each other over George Clarke 's performance on Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday.
A tourist trip to Davy Jones' Locker: Three-masted pirate ship based on Christopher Columbus's galleon that found America SINKS off the coast of Mexico
The iconic Marigalante, which is constructed entirely of wood, rapidly drowned on Friday after a system failure.
Fires Which Burned Brightly by Sebastian Faulks: How Jane Austen and a fascination with mental illness led to the writing of Birdsong
Ysenda Maxtone Graham discovers the childhood of one of our best loved authors, Sebastian Faulks.
Great writers and the cats who owned them by Susannah Fullerton: Charles Dickens and his furry, feline letter opener
New book reveals what should be no surprise to cat lovers, all of the best writers had a cat by their side - making sure they get proper rest, keeping them company and entertaining.