SARAH VINE: The women of Piddington don't want their small village overrun by male asylum seekers. So why the silence from Labour's MeToo sisterhood?
Almost ten years ago, the #MeToo movement began with a post on Twitter (now X) by the American actress Alyssa Milano , sharing her experiences of sexual assault and asking other women to do the same.
The greatest battle of 1066: No, not THAT defeat at Hastings but King Harold's blood-soaked rout of a 7ft Viking warlord at Stamford Bridge. Now TV historian Dan Snow reveals how the real site has finally been unearthed after a painstaking search
It was the last great Viking battle, against the greatest Viking invader. On a field in Yorkshire, the Viking age in England came to a decisive end. Two kings clashed. Two of Europe's finest warriors...
TALK OF THE TOWN: Kate Moss's girl Lila ruffles some Gen Z feathers with copycat pose
A freckled, teenage Kate Moss was catapulted from obscurity into superstardom when she appeared on the cover of The Face magazine in 1990, posing on a beach in a feathered headdress.
'We were just as shocked as the fans!': New Strictly Come Dancing hosts reveal surprise after bagging primetime gig
Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman presented the hit British ballroom dancing show for 11 years until their departure late last year.
EU delays its troubled border checks yet again to maintain 'fluidity'
The system requires British and other non-EU citizens to provide fingerprints and a facial scan when they enter the 29 countries in the Schengen zone.
Sunday blues peak at 7pm, new study finds
Scientists have confirmed it is more than just a dip in mood - it is, in fact, a real affliction that affects us physically and mentally and even impacts our behaviour.
ROSS CLARK: Let's dump the concept of identity politics - it's turned into a monster that's pulling society apart
The Government is setting up a new body within the Office for Equality and Opportunity to examine why Britain's white working class isn't doing well.
No. 10 North fiasco: Prime Minister 'struggling' to find time to head back to his beloved Manchester
Mr Burnham announced the new department with great fanfare when he entered Downing Street in the summer - apparently without appreciating the volume of work required in London.
British father flies to Cyprus as he faces court over hotel death of two-year-old son
He is accused of causing death by a rash, reckless or dangerous act, and faces up to four years in prison if convicted.
Riverford founder: Why I ditched management consultancy to farm 3 acres of organic veg in the 1980s
We speak to Guy Singh-Watson, who tells us how he started and grew his organic veg box company Riverford, in our new How We Built It series.
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen: I turned down £500,000 to front a TV ad campaign, it sounded rather boring
The flamboyant 61-year-old has since appeared in everything from The Weakest Link to Interior Design Masters. He reveals all to Me & My Money.
Bank of England boss urged to pause bond sales costing UK taxpayers £100bn
The Treasury has to cover these losses, adding to the Government's near-£3trillion debt burden and an extra headache for Chancellor John Healey.
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Farage should use his £72million windfall to help professionalise Reform
Reform can now spend large sums each month on campaigning and preparation, just as their competitors do.
Duke's rendezvous with socialite divorcee sparks rumours they have rekindled romance seven years after affair that scandalised high society and forced her into exile
The 19th Duke of Somerset, was revealed by The Mail on Sunday in 2019 to have enjoyed a three-year affair with Eliza Dugdale, despite being married to Judith-Rose for more than 40 years.
ALEXANDRA SHULMAN'S NOTEBOOK: Why long haul flights are top of my anxiety list
Richard Branson's wife Joan died at the Lister Hospital in West London in November after suffering a pulmonary embolism, a dangerous blockage in a lung artery. (Stock image of a woman on a flight)
Andy Burnham could lose Chequers country estate beloved by former PMs because he does not use it
The Tories have said Andy Burnham risks losing his access to Chequers under the terms of the statute that grants prime ministers the use of the mansion.
Lila Moss and Iris Law turn heads as they storm the catwalk for the Connor Ives New York Fashion Week show
The model, 23, commanded attention as she hit the catwalk for the Connor Ives New York Fashion Week show alongside Iris Law.
NIGEL FARAGE: This money is for ONE purpose... to prepare Reform for government
As the leader of Reform UK, I am delighted and humbled by the extraordinary £36 million donation Christopher Harborne has made to our party.
SIR JOHN CURTICE: Reform is better placed to fight the election - but it's no guarantee they'll win
With two donations of £36 million each, the party led by Nigel Farage has smashed the previous record for the biggest single donation to a party from an individual.
WHSmith accused of 'price gouging' as airport shops charge tourists £2.69 for Polos
Travellers are being charged around £4 for a 750ml bottle of Evian water in WH Smith, yet as little as £1.80 elsewhere in the departure lounges at Gatwick , Heathrow and Glasgow airports