The pair are reportedly the only two pro dancers out of 18 who have not been vaccinated for the BBC hit show, which is hosted by Claudia Winkelman and Tess Daly.

Money experts said a 'perfect storm' of price and tax hikes could push family finances to the limit across the UK. Energy prices have rocketed this week.

Roger Hallam wants hundreds of activists to end up behind bars during the Cop26 summit in Glasgow in November.

Prince Charles has revealed how he called his father at Windsor the day before he died about planning his 100th birthday and got a vintage Prince Philip response.

Watching her granddaughter slump forward at Wimbledon, evidently distressed, Niculina Raducanu was filled with trepidation.

The Animal and Plant Health Agency said the infected animal was dead and had been removed from the farm. It said there was 'no risk to food safety'.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: How fortunate for Boris Johnson's ambitious wife, Carrie, that she has already had her long-awaited stay with the Queen.

Mrs Pears is concerned for her daughter and fears silver-tongued Elphicke - whom she calls Charles - could use this opportunity to wheedle his way back into the Dover MP's affections.

In a stunning break with the United States' oldest ally, France has recalled its ambassador to the US after a blowup over a new pact between the US, Great Britain, and Australia.

Researchers from Heinrich Heine University in Dusseldorf took samples of sweat from anxious people during a public speaking task and from relaxed people playing sports.

Insurers estimated rebuilding the ravaged interior would cost £38 million - and that was before further water damage to the Dorset property was found and two more ceilings fell in.

JOHN HUMPHRYS: I'm usually a bit of a grump when it comes to great sporting triumphs. I still yearn for the days of amateur sport when the great athletes did it for glory, not greed.

Within minutes of the official announcement, travel agents were deluged with inquiries for countries including Turkey (pictured) and predicted this weekend would be their busiest of the year.

Lauren Dickason, 40, a doctor from South Africa, was charged with the murder of her two-year-old twins, Maya and Karla, and their six-year-old sister Liane at a home in New Zealand on Thursday.

The Met Office said there will be sunny spells across the UK today before mercury rises tomorrow beyond even the 71F expected in Faro in Portugal, the 66F due in Madrid, and 73F in Nice.

Legislation to bring about the biggest shake-up of housebuilding rules for more than 70 years was due to be published next week. But Mr Gove yesterday shelved the proposals.

The Labour-leaning Institute for Public Policy Research think tank said the move would lead to a fall in house prices of 3 per cent in London and other well-off places in the south.

Dave and Krys Humphrey, owners of The Meadow Holiday Park at Holywell Bay, Cornwall, said the filming of The Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon has been a nightmare due to noise.

Police chiefs should treat violence against women as seriously as terrorism and stop ditching an 'eye-water- ing' number of crimes, a watchdog has said.

Health chiefs want companies of all sizes and in all industries to train managers so they are able to spot signs of stress and help affected workers and 'foster good relationships' with employees.

The media regulator says the 'public value' of the step justifies the small impact it will have on youth-focused commercial rivals such as Channel 4.

Anne-Marie Trevelyan, who replaced Liz Truss as the UK's new International Trade Secretary, was accused of rejecting the science behind climate change after a series of old tweets came to light.

A belief that handrails are not clean is one of the two biggest risks facing the Tube network, Transport for London said yesterday. Twelve serious injuries were reported in the Tube in April, May and June.

Richard Walton, who was head of Counterterrorism at the Metropolitan Police between 2011 and 2016, said Thursday that Shamima Begum must be treated 'like the terrorist she is'.

Digital driving licences could be introduced from next year - raising the prospect that traditional physical documents could be phased out.

England has the highest university tuition fees in the world but might struggle to justify these rates if courses stay online, an expert warned yesterday.

Five cladding systems failed fire tests as early as 2004, including one similar to that used on the Grenfell tower block which has since been blamed for the spread of the blaze in 2017.

The huge trees have been a permanent fixture at John Rose's detached property for decades. Neighbours say they block their light but Mr Rose says they are needed to soak up water in the area.

National Grid has warned that the blaze in Sellindge, Kent, damaged a major power cable which will remain totally offline until September 25 and partly offline until next March.

EXCLUSIVE: The Ministry of Defence could be forced to pay the staggering bills if troops can prove they have lost out on lengthy careers in the British Army.

Nadine Dorries, who took over from Oliver Dowden in this week's Cabinet reshuffle, once described state-run television as 'more in keeping with a Soviet-style country'.

The White House said France had a head's up on the new US-UK-Australia defense pact as the French foreign minister blasted President Joe Biden for following in the footsteps of Donald Trump.

Dashcam footage shared on Twitter shows two men carrying a machete and a hammer setting upon a third man and swinging their weapons at him in Birmingham at around 4.20pm on Saturday.

Ben Murphy, 22, who had embarked on a journey to discover his biological family, was found hanged in the garage of his adopted parents' home, a coroner heard.

Shops could soon be allowed to sell fruit and vegetables in pounds and ounces as part of a Government plan to hold a bonfire of EU red tape.

Department of Health bosses posted another 22,949 infections today, down 15 per cent on the same time last week. It was the eighth day in a row that infections fell week-on-week.

Mariely Chacon, 40, sacrificed her own life to save those of her six-year-old son and two-year-old daughter by trying to stave off dehydration so they had a fighting chance of surviving the shipwreck.

Declan Webster, 32, and brothers Robert and Michael Bowyer, 33 and 27, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving following the incident in Chesterfield, Derbyshire on August 5, 2020.

The bin lorry was on its round on Wednesday morning in Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, when it rolled down hill out of control before destroying a garden wall and hitting two cars.

Ady Short was on a ride last month with his wife and six members of the Swindon Wheelers bike club when he was punched in the face by a man during a road rage incident.

The Prime Minister told the Commons today that the new security partnership between London, Washington and Canberra - dubbed 'AUKUS' - is expected to deliver a much-needed jobs boost.

Police believe Benjamin Green, 41, stabbed his 22-year-old girlfriend Maddie Durdant-Hollamby to death at his Kettering home before turning the blade on himself in a gruesome murder-suicide.

The corporation has been accused of creating a new non-job for Ms Brammar, who has deleted all her tweets including ones critics said showed she had 'biased' left-wing views.

Public Health England said the 'very high level' of additional fatalities in 2020 caused life expectancy for men to drop by 1.3 years to 78.7 years, while women dropped 0.9 years to 82.7 years.

Tommy Gallagher, 77, embroiled in a legal dispute over the fate of his semi-detached home in Burnage, where the Wonderwall hitmakers grew up. Judge ruled he was the victim of 'fraud'.

The Office for National Statistics, which carried out blood tests on youngsters across the UK's four nations, found between 87 and 89 per cent of them had Covid-fighting antibodies.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Nick the bottlenose dolphin has been found dead after being hit by a boat in Ireland. He had delighted swimmers in August after approaching them.

Juliet Johnson now plans to sue Sussex Police after she was arrested, questioned and strip-searched over not wearing a face covering while shopping in Waitrose in Chichester, West Sussex.

A guided-missile cruiser, guided-missile destroyer, general intelligence vessel, and an auxiliary vessel were spotted off the coast of Alaska's Aleutian Islands during surveillance operations.

Paul Chadwick, 51, of Churchwood, Pontypool, appeared at Newport Magistrates Court charged with two counts of misconduct in public office amounting to an abuse of public trust.

Darren Colly, 37, is accused of randomly grabbing a girl and running down the street in October last year. Westminster Magistrates Court heard he then put her down and fled the scene.

Scartho Junior Academy in Grimsby has already seen a few 'near misses' due to drivers' 'selfish' parking. Stacey Revell, who walks her children to school, claimed she saw 'two near misses' in just one week.

Piers Morgan shared an article on Twitter reporting on his former boss's comments last night, asking her: 'So why did I have to leave?', next to a laughing emoji.

Ian 'Catmando' lives with more than 70 cats at his home in Lincolnshire and estimates he has cared for more than 5,000 since 1992 but insists he is doing nothing wrong and they are well looked after

The bodies of Elizaveta Tsarevskaya, 32, and her baby girl, one, were found with stab wounds in a 'black magic' ritual killing in an apartment in Rostov-on-Don, Russia.

Boris Johnson stamped his authority on the Cabinet yesterday with a brutal reshuffle designed to secure him a second term in power.

In a speech to the Royal Television Society Cambridge Convention, junior minister John Whittingdale said that the government wanted to ensure British content wasn't 'watered down'.

The Islamist group had descended into bitter in-fighting with so-called 'moderates' thought to be at war with terrorist hardliners as both vie for power in the vacuum left by America's retreat.

US President Joe Biden appeared to forget Scott Morrison's name while announcing a new partnership to help Australia build nuclear submarines.

Trinidad's health chief Dr Terrence Deyalsingh (pictured) blasted the rapper, saying he and his team had 'wasted so much time running down this false claim'.

A headline published on February 7 reported that scientists had released anthrax on the Northern Line. In fact, it was B globigii, a different bacterium from the same family.

Professor Adam Finn, a member of the JCVI said parents were justified in waiting an extra three to six months to get their children jabbed until the risks were made clearer with further research.

A French diplomat slammed Britain for acting 'opportunistically' and former British ambassador to France Lord Peter Ricketts said he expects further measures against all three countries.

A total of 1,177 migrant crossings to Britain were halted in the ten days after Priti Patel warned that the UK was considering pulling £54million in funding, while 1,115 made it across.

Police chiefs came under intense pressure for the way they tackled the Insulate Britain protests and could now slap activists with conspiracy charges.

Tiggy Legge-Bourke has been offered six-figure damages from the BBC over false claims made by Martin Bashir to obtain his Panorama interview with Princess Diana in 1995.

High global demand, maintenance issues and lower solar and wind energy output have all been blamed on the increased cost, which has forced much of the UK's CO2 production to stop.

Anti-lockdown protests erupted across Australia with demonstrators shutting down streets in Melbourne and protestors using an app to navigate around Sydney roadblocks. 

EXCLUSIVE: Four in 10 over-50s in parts of England haven't had their first vaccine dose, while nearly half haven't had a second, as experts warn it could lead to a 'perfect storm' this winter.

The Conservative peer's departure from the British Government's Department of Health and Social Care comes after he faced calls to resign earlier this year over his use of a personal email account.

The Mercy Hospital for Women in Heidelberg, Melbourne's north-east, has been declared a tier one exposure site after being visited by the positive case on Monday.

A cautious couple who snake-proofed their home after seeing a python leave their roof were astounded when they saw another massive python break through just several days later.

The woman, known only as Sandy, 31, said the Insulate Britain activists were 'well protected by the police' amid fury from drivers who were stuck on the road near junction three at Swanley in Kent.

UK researchers found that those with certain conditions are up to 12-times more likely to be hospitalised or die from Covid after being vaccinated, compared to healthy people.

Biden left the White House before noon on Friday, hours before the Pentagon held a late-afternoon briefing to reveal that US forces had badly botched a drone strike in Kabul, killing 10 civilians.

Residents of the Ballard neighborhood first noticed construction of the rustic second story last week, and fear that it could topple on a passing car or a pedestrian.

Darren McWright's lengthy criminal history has been uncovered by DailyMail.com after he was arrested in connection with the killings of four friends found dead in an SUV dumped in a cornfield.

TikToker Miranda Baker claimed Laundrie asked her and her boyfriend for a ride at Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming on August 29 at 5.30pm. He supposedly told them Petito was at the van.

The man was struck in the chest and shoulder during the blast at a property in Tasmania on Friday night.

In an interview with DailyMail.com, Gabby Petito's best friend Rose Davis, 21, said Brian Laundrie allegedly went so far as to hide Gabby's ID once so that she couldn't meet up with her at a bar.

A Los Angeles high school classroom was decorated with with anti-police posters, Black Lives Matter and LGBTQ pride flags. The pictures were taken in a classroom at Alexander Hamilton High School.

Despite not being in lockdown, up to 300 locals in Byron Bay took part in a protest march on Saturday. Police made several arrests at the scene, with protestors waving a number of bizarre slogans.

Dutch people born in 2001 are shorter than those born in 1980, a study by the country's statistics office has found.

A defense official has revealed the August 29 drone strike on an ISIS-K operative actually killed an aid worker and 9 members of his family, including 7 children, CBS reports.

This huge compound on the fringe of the Cotswolds is the site of what is set to become one of the most expensive properties in the country. Pictured: Miss Murdoch and Keith Tyson.

An Adelaide store owner has sparked outrage after raising an anti-vaccination sign on his storefront window. The sign says the store will not accept jabbed customers.

Aussies look set to return to our favourite overseas holiday haven - Bali - before Christmas with a positive message from the Indonesian government. But Bali reopening comes down to one thing.

The body of miner Graham Dawson, 60, has not yet been recovered, more than three days after the mine collapsed.

Kylie Coates shared a video to Facebook on Thursday of at least four tree snakes in her home in the coastal suburb of Bluewater in Townsville, Queensland.

While anti-lockdown protests around Australia failed again on Saturday, Melbourne hooligans were determined to win one confrontation with police, so around 100 smashed through police lines.

PAUL THOMAS: 'It's what he would have wanted.'

Gavin Williamson, who has also served as defence secretary, is set to appear on the Prime Minister's honours list, according to reports.

A man whose girlfriend disappeared during a cross-country trip has himself now vanished, his attorney has confirmed. Brian Laundrie's lawyer said he didn't know where the 23 year-old was Friday.

Outdoor dining has helped New York City restaurants survive the pandemic but now rats are feasting on the leftovers guests leave behind. Once venues close for the night, rats come out to eat.

Lauren Dickason, 40, stood silently in the dock at Timaru District Court in New Zealand yesterday after the bodies of her three daughters were found by her husband Graham.

California GOP Rep. Darrell Issa announced 'Nasria', the pregnant Southern California mom who was beaten by the Taliban as she attempted to flee Afghanistan has left the country.

Police arrested Joe Hernandez last week after a crossing guard said the driver hit her with his car but a neighbor's security camera footage shows she lied and all charges have been dropped.

The U.S. Capitol is once again shielded by fences as law enforcement prepare for a protest in support of the January 6 rioters who stormed the Capitol earlier this year.

Real estate heir Robert Durst has been found guilty of the 2000 murder of a confidante who threatened to retract her alibi over the 1982 killing of his wife.

Some Queensland residents were furious after being ushered away from vaccination hubs on Saturday - it comes after the highly touted 'super Pfizer jab' weekend across the Sunshine State.

The couple have four kids - Montana, 12; Hunter, 10; Brooklyn, 8; and Dutch, 5. It was not confirmed which two came down with the virus or if Montana is vaccinated.

The Honolulu Police Department said they made a discovery at Bellows Air Force Base but wouldn't confirm what it was. They may have found a backpack and bag of toys belonging to Isabella.

Joe Biden will welcome Boris Johnson to the White House next week as the US and UK look to repair the Special Relationship after the Afghanistan crisis, it was claimed today.

NSW Police arrived at Sydney Park, in busloads on Saturday morning ready to prevent anti-lockdown demonstrators massing, as the major operation blocked several roads in the area.

Residents are flocking to one major Australian capital city in droves in an attempt to avoid Covid lockdowns - and the domino effect could see house prices rise significantly.

A detailed timeline released by the Pentagon on Friday, when compared against prior reporting on how aid worker Zemari Ahmadi spent his day on August 29, reveals sequence of events.

Surekha Gangakhedkar, a former senior scientist at Theranos quit following concerns over blood-testing technology. She described how company founder Elizabeth Holmes pressured employees.

More than 2,000 police officers will be ready for scores of anti-lockdown protesters planning to storm Melbourne's CBD from 12pm on Saturday.

Donald Trump evoked an anti-Semitic trope when describing his son-in-law Jared Kushner, according to new book, 'Peril.'

Four-year-old Nahún Elias George, of Honduras, was not wearing any clothing when a family driving in Nuevo León, Mexico spotted him on the side of a road September 10.

Cirtus Eddie Smith, who Alex Murdaugh paid to kill him in suicide-for-hire plot was his primary drug supplier. His lawyer said at trial: 'If somebody wants to see opioid addiction, you're looking at it.'

NSW residents have poked fun at the new and shorter Covid-19 daily updates delivered by video link after they replaced the hour-long press conferences. 

Russia's state-owned energy firm, Gazprom, is now facing an investigation into the rise in price and more than 40 MEPs last night accused the company of 'deliberate market manipulation'.

Police located the third 16-year-old boy an hour later at 9.20pm in the backyard of a home on Parbury Road, where he was arrested and has since been charged with murder and attempted murder.

Friends of doctor charged with murdering her three young daughters say the accused mother was grateful to have a family after a lengthy fertility battle. 

Australia says it 'understands France's deep disappointment' after Scott Morrison reneged on a $90 billion contract for a new military pact with the US and UK.

At yesterday's Cabinet meeting, Downing Street officials briefed ministers on plans to use data to show the public how well they are performing against the Government's targets.

Pfizer has voluntarily recalled its drug Chantix - which is used to help people stop smoking - for containing high levels of cancer-causing agents called nitrosamines.

Research conducted by Professor Phil Rosenzweig, suggests that the story which 12 Angry Men writer Reginald Rose claimed inspired him is actually a work of fiction.

Thursday would have been the 28th birthday of the RAF gunner Corrie McKeague who went missing during a night out in Bury St Edmunds in the early hours of September 24, 2016.

Seven passengers, including a father-of-three whose billionaire brother is the owner of an energy company, died when their jet crashed seconds after taking off from Pedro Morganti Municipal Airport.

The LG Extreme Home Cinema claims to come with 'everything you need except the popcorn'. You can watch in style on a huge 325 in screen. All you need is £1.2 million.

A couple from Alabama, Dusty and Tristan Graham, known for their staunch opposition to the COVID-19 vaccine have both died from the disease within weeks of one another.

Boris Johnson, President Joe Biden and Australian prime minister Scott Morrison announced the new pact on Wednesday night, provoking uproar from China and France.

Barry Morphew, 53, is to go on trial for the murder of his wife Suzanne. The trial is scheduled to take place in Colorado in May 2022. Meanwhile, Morphew will be released on a $500k bond.

Stephen Grove, 56, attempted to damage the video doorbell at the bungalow in Birmingham on three separate occasions in 2021 - eventually leading to an appearance in court.

Trump's unusual order extending secret service protection for his four adult children and three top administration officials for six extra months cost taxpayers an additional $1.7 million.

Raymond Kosschuk, 63, is '100 per cent certain' the medieval artefacts he has uncovered at an undisclosed site in Lincolnshire belonged to the former King of England.

Victoria has recorded 535 new Covid-19 cases and one death amid hopes the state could end lockdown as soon as Melbourne Cup day if the wait time between Pfizer doses is halved.

Love and deception were the hallmarks of Kim Philby, Britain's most notorious (and most successful) Cold War traitor.

Derby could be next to lose its UNESCO heritage status amid plans to erect a 17-storey apartment block opposite an historic silk mill.

Dr Richard Vautrey (pictured), chairman of the BMA's GP committee, said the UK's NHS needs thousands more family doctors to allow more patients to be seen in-person.

A meat and potato pie was named winner of the prestigious British Pie Awards last night, beating a record number of vegan entries.

JIMMY CARR: It was late 1999 the first time I got up on stage. I told a few jokes and could see this glimmer, like 'Oh, maybe I could do this.'

UK Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries was appointed on the very day the Beeb unveiled one Jess Brammar as its new executive news editor.

At least three former British military translators have handed over thousands of pounds to be smuggled out of Afghanistan.

Sir Cliff Richard wrote to Boris Johnson last week demanding an overhaul of Scotland Yard's senior management team, 'urgent and long overdue' reform of the police complaints system.

The first shipment of Moderna vaccines have arrived in Australia, with one million doses expected to be in the country from this weekend.

The Norwich-based firm received a letter from lawyers for Red Bull saying that there is a 'likelihood of confusion on behalf of the public' because both brand names 'include the term bull'.

The craze for these 'hard seltzers' has come from the US and British drinks brands and supermarkets have created their own versions, which are designed to appeal to women (file photo).

In an interview with Daily Mail Australia, an upbeat and optimistic Mr Perrottet revealed nightclubs will re-open when 80 per cent of over 16s are fully vaccinated. Community sport will also return.

Michael Sussman, a cybersecurity lawyer who worked for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, pleaded not guilty to lying to the FBI on Friday.

Fugitive Ralph DiMatteo turned himself in to the FBI in New York City, law enforcement sources told DailyMail.com, after his son posted and deleted a picture of him sitting poolside in Florida.

A shark was swallowed hole by a leviathan-like sea creature off the coast of Goodland in Florida, leaving a boatful of fishermen utterly dumbfounded.

Florida Governor DeSantis went after President Biden on Thursday, slamming the administration's 'cruel decision' to ration the national supply of monoclonal antibody treatments for COVID.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi compared the Capitol riot to the 9/11 attacks, saying during an event at Chatham House in London that it was an 'assault from within.'

Former President Trump mocked outgoing House Rep. Anthony Gonzalez in a Friday morning statement after the lawmaker denounced Trump and said he's not running for re-election.

Richard Hammond, 36, was caught speeding over Tower Bridge as he drove home from a shift as a specialist firearms officer in his then-partner Vicky Courtis's car at 6am on August 26, 2018.

MSNBC's Joy Reid, who has been head to head with rapper Nicki Minaj all week about vaccines, admitted she used to be 'hesitant' about it under the Trump Administration, but has since changed course.

Alex Hook is in a medically-induced coma after suffering severe brain damage since the incident on September 10 just behind Riverview Elementary in Silver Lake, Wisconsin.