Migrant shanty town returns to West End: Rough sleepers from Eastern Europe set up camp next to London's famous Marble Arch and take to streets to beg and pickpocket tourists
A dozen people lounge on dirty benches at the corner of Park Lane and Oxford Street - in the shadow of Marble Arch - surrounded by shopping trollies stacked with bulging bin bags.
Why I'll never eat farmed salmon again: It's the most popular fish in Britain, but the Mail's star food writer TOM PARKER BOWLES reveals why he won't be getting it again... and the truth about the 'organic' label
Wild salmon were once so abundant that some apprentices had contracts stipulating that they were not to be fed it more than twice a week. How times have changed...
BRYONY GORDON: Why so many women like me have fallen for Jude Bellingham - and it's not the reason you think
The moment I fell for Jude Bellingham during this World Cup wasn't when he slotted in his sixth goal of the tournament on Saturday night, helping to send England through to the semi-final.
'I'm not a racist': Henry Nowak's final plea to his killer moments before dying is revealed in fresh court transcripts
Vickrum Digwa, 23, used an eight-inch ceremonial dagger to stab Mr Nowak and told a 'wicked lie' about him to the first officers on the scene.
Game, set, match! Top British tennis star Katie Boulter secretly marries her fiance Alex de Minaur on final day of Wimbledon at a 'low key and intimate' church ceremony
It was game, set and match for the loved up happy couple who were both defeated in early rounds while competing at this year's Wimbledon tournament.
Dog has to be rescued from top of Ben Nevis after eating cannabis left at peak
It has to be one of their odder callouts - mountain rescuers were roped in to stretcher a dog off Scotland's highest peak after it ate a stash of cannabis on the trail.
Warning as fire engines face 'serious delay' in emergency due to parked cars
Firefighters have urged drivers in Maldon and Heybridge to “think before you park” after poorly parked cars delayed their response to a medical emergency.
AI needs a home, not a hotel
PARTNER CONTENT: Firms crafting internal AI must choose a permanent residence for their tech, not just rent server space by the hour.
Nicola Peltz displays her best ballerina moves as she poses in a leotard with Brooklyn Beckham on the set of Prima after sparking concern with drastic weight loss amid gruelling training
Nicola Peltz displayed her best ballerina moves as she posed in a leotard with Brooklyn Beckham on the set of Prima in new Instagram snaps on Sunday.
Five miles of traffic as major Essex route blocked after crash
A major route has been blocked following a multi-vehicle crash near Harlow.
Five miles of traffic as major Essex route blocked after crash
A major route has been blocked following a multi-vehicle crash near Harlow.
Firms in 'survival mode' as confidence hits five-year low
A report from accountants BDO showed business activity dropped sharply last month after a brief rebound earlier this year 'ran out of steam'.
MPs must delay summer holidays to quiz PM-in-waiting Andy Burnham on his plans for Britain, Tories demand
The Conservatives say it would be 'unacceptable' for the party's next leader to continue to escape scrutiny by becoming Prime Minister a week today after Parliament is due to rise for six weeks.
Apple accuses OpenAI of stealing its core tech secrets
Lawsuit alleges job-swappers took secrets with them, helped by coaching on how to avoid scrutiny
World Cup Breakfast: Thomas Tuchel tops the table, England stars cool off after Norway win, overnight news - and what to look out for today
Hello and welcome to Daily Mail Sport's World Cup Breakfast from day 33 at the tournament - your one-stop shop for everything you've missed overnight in North America.
Pick your England starting XI and formation to face Argentina: Compare your line-up to our experts' selections and see which stars Mail readers think should be benched
INTERACTIVE GAME: Pick your XI from Thomas Tuchel's 26-man squad and submit your final selection. You can then compare your selections to the Daily Mail's renowned football writers'.
For women in the workplace, the years between 40 and 60 are a minefield: RUTH SUNDERLAND
While men are clambering up the ladders, their female colleagues are caught up in the serpentine twists of balancing career and family.
Man left with broken jaw after racial attack in Grays
It was reported that he was attacked by a group of men and one woman
'He doesn't know what it's like': Jude Bellingham hits back at boss Thomas Tuchel over calling England stars 'lucky' in remarkable interview, as tensions emerge before Argentina World Cup semi-final
Jude Bellingham insists England manager Thomas Tuchel 'maybe doesn't know' what he's talking about in a perplexed interview after the World Cup quarter-final win over Norway.
Ann Widdecombe suspect is a 'loner' who 'drove nearly 300 miles to ex-MP's home with a foot-long pole' on day she was 'murdered': Police search house in Rotherham
The man, who the Mail is not naming, was arrested on suspicion of killing the former Tory MP after a dozen armed officers descended on his council house in South Yorkshire on Saturday night.