Did King Charles snub Prince Harry during his State Dinner speech in front of President Trump? ROBERT HARDMAN reveals the notable omission many observers missed
Speaking to Palace Confidential co-hosts Richard Kay and Richard Eden, Hardman explained what he described as a pointed omission aimed at Prince Harry during the speech.
Police attend top Essex school after 'safety threats' on social media
The school has confirmed there is 'no live threat' but recognised the 'considerable distress' caused
Woman, 25, banned from Boots after £116k shoplifting spree
Police said she was part of a gang targeting the shops
Benny Blanco comes under fire for 'tone deaf' interview with Barry Keoghan as he asks to change the subject to 'something fun' after actor discussed drug addiction, near-death experience and his mother's overdose
Barry, 33, opened up about his battle with drugs, his mother's fatal overdose and his own near-death experience during a candid chat on Benny's podcast, Friends Keep Secrets.
British grandmother awarded £23,000 after falling headfirst along 'horrendous' hotel pathway in Spain - and suffering multiple injuries
A British grandmother, 52, from Lancashire, had a bad fall on the very first night of her holiday in Fuerteventura.
Basildon residents worry there's 'no point' in voting at local elections
Residents worry their voices would not be heard, with many telling us they wouldn't be voting at the local elections next week
The California Government Is Coming For Your E-Bikes
An anonymous reader quotes a report from the San Francisco Standard: If state lawmakers have their way, you'll have to get a license plate for your e-bike, and if you're planning to buy one next year, it'll be slower. Amid growing concerns about e-bike safety, particularly among children in Bay Area suburbs, two bills introduced this year aim to make it easier to ticket riders and reduce the top speed of some models. AB 1942 would require certain e-bikes to be registered with the Department of Motor Vehicles and display license plates, and AB 1557 would slow e-bikes that children are allowed to operate. Both bills are still being reviewed in committee. If either bill passes this year, it will take effect Jan. 1.
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Searingly good retro reads: A WORKING MOTHER by Agnes Owens, THE PILGRIMAGE by John Broderick, MY DEATH by Lisa Tuttle
Sally Morris reviews retro
Church fight preaching ban after telling people they were 'going to hell'
The Bread of Life Community Church, in St Osyth Road, Clacton, was issued with a community protection notice by Colchester Council.
CIOs ready for another role-change as AI becomes agent of chaos
If software writes software the risk is “systematic failure at scale”. Someone needs to take charge, argues Forrester
Forrester predicts that by decade's end, the rush toward agentic AI will grow so chaotic that CIOs will be forced into a new role as enforcer of order.…
The best supermarket sausages revealed - so, did your favourite make the cut?
A budget supermarket's 62p sausages have beaten posh Waitrose's offerings in a new taste test.
Man, 43, thought stomach cramps were caused by 'gallstones' unaware it was symptom of pancreatic cancer...he died eight months later
Michael Armishaw, from Nottinghamshire, visited A&E in September last year after suspecting he had gallstones.
Mother, 27, claims early colon cancer symptoms were brushed off by GP as 'piles caused by childbirth'
Aged just 27, and a mother-of-two, having colon cancer was the last thing on Bronwyn Tagg's mind - especially as she had just given birth to a healthy baby boy.
Health chiefs issue warning about 'addictive' over the counter nasal decongestant sprays: 'Do not use for more than five days'
Britons using nasal decongestant sprays to blocked noses caused by allergies and colds have been urged to only use them for five days - or risk becoming addicted.
Medication shortage chaos: The vital drugs missing from Britain's pharmacy shelves - and experts warn the issue is about to get WORSE
Access to medicines in Britain is at its most fragile point in years, leaving patients at risk of stroke, heart attack and seizures unable to get the medications they need.
Woman sexually assaulted after being 'lured' into joining Islamic sect based at heavily guarded former orphanage in Cheshire, court hears
She allegedly moved to the UK from her home country under 'false pretences of a better life' and joined the controversial Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light.
I was tortured by itchy eczema for 30 years. Doctors told me it was incurable... then I discovered the simple step that cleared my skin WITHOUT medication
Luke Brown, 37, has battled agonising eczema since he was a baby - but after his condition spiralled into blindness and sepsis, he was forced to find a new way to manage it.
Zack Polanski criticised from within his OWN party in row over Golders Green terror arrest after Met chief Mark Rowley again accuses 'thoughtless' leader of 'undermining' police heroes
Anthony Slaughter, the Welsh Green leader, said it had been 'inappropriate' for Mr Polanski's to share a post on X suggesting two officers were guilty of 'violently kicking a mentally ill man in the head'.
The five mistakes travellers make when buying a new suitcase: The Daily Mail travel team reveal their ultimate guide to choosing the right carry-on, cabin or hold bag - and how much a good quality case really costs
Travel writer Erin Deborah Waks provides the ultimate guide to buying a new suitcase for your upcoming trip...including what to look out for to avoid those pesky fees
Essex residents prepare to head to polls for record-breaking election
A record number of candidates are standing in this year’s Essex County Council elections.