GRAPHIC CONTENT: At least five people and dead and 40 others - including 12 children - have been injured after an SUV hit crowds at a Christmas parade in suburban Wisonsin on Sunday.

Dozens of Tories are to rebel today against Boris Johnson's plan to make elderly care reforms less generous after a former Cabinet minister revealed yesterday that he will vote against the amendment.

Former ISIS-bride Shamima Begum (pictured), 22, has announced she is willing to face trial in Britain for the chance to come back after being stripped of her citizenship.

The Queen celebrated the double christening of her two great-grandsons with Princess Eugenie, Zara Tindall and their families in Windsor this afternoon in a celebration thought to be the first of its kind.

NHS Test and Trace (pictured) is still shelling out more than £1million of taxpayers' money daily on private consultants.

New-build homes, supermarkets and workplaces will have to install charging points as standard, while properties undergoing renovations will also be forced to make the upgrades.

Bethany Haines' father David Haines was one of a group of three British aid workers captured by terrorist group ISIS in Syria. He was killed in 2014.The families met this week for the first time.

Colin Pitchfork's (pictured) recall to jail can be revealed today. The freed sex killer - who raped and strangled two 15-year-old girls in the 1980s - had been approaching teenage women in the street.

Sir Simon Bollom (pictured), 61, head of defence equipment and support at the Ministry of Defence (MoD), oversaw £5.5billion in spending on the infamous Ajax tanks,

For decades Sweep played second fiddle to saintly Sooty and his magic wand, but the mischief-maker will be squeaking with delight after his glove puppet made £3,000 at auction.

More than 5,000 homes have been approved to be built in areas at higher risk of flooding in England this year, in research commissioned by LV General Insurance.

Pressure has mounted to allow head teachers and councils to 'rapidly create' exclusion zones using Public Spaces Protection Orders after the Mail's investigation into anti-vax protests at schools

Men left infertile by childhood cancer treatment could become fathers thanks to revolutionary fertility transplants.

David Beckham, 46, was the main attraction at the Formula One Grand Prix in Doha on Sunday as he was pictured hugging Qatari businessmen and meeting Sir Jackie Stewart and Lewis Hamilton.

A panel of analysts believes robot housekeepers and holographic teachers will be revolutionising the lives of Britons by 2036 in their predictions for NatWest's Future Businesses Report.

The Whitehall 'Blob', a term coined by Michael Gove for the educational establishment, is brewing in the Home Office, has been accused of watering down post-Brexit plans for freeports.

Keeley Birks, 17,  has been named by Derbyshire officers as the teenager who was involved in a fatal collision with a Vauxhall Astra at around 8pm on Saturday evening.

The chief executive of HM Revenue and Customs said that in 18 months' time a task force set up to recoup the money is expected to have clawed back only £2.3billion.

Families are sitting on more than £130million of unused credit vouchers issued after their holidays were cancelled during the pandemic.

Military chiefs have been accused of allowing a 'secret epidemic' of gambling addiction to fester as it is feared there are hundreds of slots in barracks putting soldiers at risk of losing thousands.

Royal insiders denied William and Harry had been embroiled in a briefing war, ahead of a programme examining the brothers' troubled relationship with the media.

Medics say William Verden, 16, who has a rare kidney disease, should receive palliative care instead of continuing dialysis as an expert says his kidneys are 'devastated'.

Inigo Philbrick, 34, admitted to conning investors out of millions of pounds and told a judge he did it all 'for the money'. A court heard the lucrative scam helped finance his lavish 'lifestyle'.

The price of a loaf may skyrocket because of rising wheat demand and other production costs. Transport fuel hikes and gas prices have exacerbated the probelm which will hit shoppers.

Couple George and Vera Dowler from Eltham in south east London have told of their anger at having to pay a £12.50 ULEZ charge every time they turn left out of their driveway.

A newborn baby clutching its mother's chest was among some 200 migrants who sailed ashore yesterday (pictured) near Dungeness, Kent, after a journey crammed into three boats.

A tweak was made to the constitution in 1810 to bar anyone who receives 'a title of nobility bestowed from a foreign power' from holding office, according to experts, and it could be used to bar the Duchess.

Emad Al Swealmeen reportedly arrived in the UK in 2014 and had an application for asylum rejected the following year, but had a fresh appeal ongoing at the time of his death.

Liam Norton defended the actions of the activist group in an interview on Saturday outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London during a protest.

A 14-year-old boy who was stabbed to death outside West Croydon rail station in south London during a mass brawl on Thursday night has been named by police as Jermaine Cools.

Bradley Lowery's little sister Gracie-Mae was snapped in adorable photos shared by her parents two weeks after she was born at Sunderland Royal Hospital on November 6.

The Health Secretary said he would never accept forcing people to get the jab in this country as he insisted that 'taking a vaccine should be a positive choice'.

Department of health bosses confirmed a further 40,004 cases today, marking almost a 10 per cent increase on last Sunday. Meanwhile, another 62 people have died from the virus.

The 60-year-old man died after a large-scale disturbance in Manchester near the Printworks venue. Witnesses say that the man had been knocked to the floor while trying to calm the situation down.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Mark Day, 62, was bitten on the day of his brother-in-law's funeral by Ted the Akita. He had to have both legs amputated and the Colchester man is waiting for prosthetic legs.

There is a current global shortage of microchips which has affected gaming console stocks and seen desperate Brits scramble to get them where they can, often resorting to resale sites.

Andrew Bailey said schemes such as NHS Test and Trace and the Covid vaccination programme have contributed to an increase of 200,000 to 300,000 public-sector jobs.

The fifth version of the painting disappeared around 1867, but resurfaced in Cincinnati in 1922 and was bought by the industrialist Edward William Edwards.

Paula Collins, 37, from Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, had been battling Covid-19 in Prince Charles Hospital, when she was put in an induced coma for 11 days - despite already having both jabs.

Boris Johnson's dream of building a bridge or tunnel between Northern Ireland and Scotland is dead in the water after a review concluded the project would be too expensive and difficult.

Admissions to intensive care units of some of the most vulnerable patients have risen by 50% in the past two months across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Ollerton with Marthall Parish Council posted a five-minute video centering around a neighbour's bid to build a barn at Ryecroft Farm, next to the Rooney family home in Knutsford, Cheshire.

Boris Johnson is facing a growing Tory rebellion over his decision to water down a new cap on social care costs.

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George Brooksbank, 72, passed away on the morning of August's Baptism at the All Saints Chapel in Windsor Great Park, which was attended by the Queen.

An extra 8million people aged 40 to 49 across the UK who are double-vaccinated can secure an appointment for their third jab for six months after their second dose.

The pedestrian was ploughed into by a black BMW on the A548 in Pensarn, North Wales, at about 9.40pm on Saturday. Pictured: Gwrych Castle.

The latest figures show that 517,881 drivers have been waiting more than 10 weeks for their licence renewals to be processed as the DVLA faces a huge backlog of paper applications

Business minister Paul Scully complained that agreements with Paris have not been 'effected' as the backlash from Tories gathered pace.

Witnesses recounted the terrifying moment a red SUV sped down the street hurling bodies in the air and narrowly missing a young girl before killing multiple people during a Christmas parade Sunday.

Irina Izmestieva, 52, was this month found dead at her £15 million Kensington mansion, sparking a demand from the capital's most prominent Moscow emigre that MI5 should investigate.

A Sydney golf club's decision not to build a memorial for four children who were killed by a drunk driver has been slammed as 'cold-hearted' by everyone from local MPs to the prime minister.

A host is heard saying: 'This motherf***** too packed, y'all gotta back up. Y'all seen that s*** happen with Travis Scott the other night, y'all better pack up,'

Western Australia premier Mark McGowan's widespread vaccine mandates require police to be vaccinated for Covid by December 1 or face being sacked.

Dozens have taken the eight-hour journey to Dungavel immigration detention centre in Strathaven, South Lanarkshire in the last few weeks.

Shocking dashcam footage shows a motorcyclist riding through a red light and slamming into a car near Newcastle, sending him flying into the air and suffering gruesome injuries.

Alex Shchegol, left, who was fired from his position as president of ASA College in Brooklyn amid sexual harassment claims, was reinstated last month after he ousted some Board of Trustee members

Michael Fawcett resigned as chief executive of the Prince's Foundation amid allegations he helped fix a CBE and British citizenship for billionaire Mahfouz Marei Mubarak bin Mahfouz

Kate Mitchell, a British national who worked for the broadcaster's international charity BBC Media Action, was found on Friday after an emergency alarm had been hit in her room.

Goulburn's Supermax prison has undergone a $12million renovation as it prepares to welcome Mostafa Baluch after he skipped bail on charges over a 900kg cocaine haul worth $270million.

The controversial statue of US President Theodore Roosevelt that sat outside the American Museum of Natural History in New York City since 1940 will find a new home in North Dakota.

The poll from the University of Texas and Dallas Morning News found that McConaughey is preferred in both one-on-one matchups, but that Abbott would win in a three-way race.

US government documents suggest the bat and lab escape Covid origin theories might both be true, as Wuhan Institute was studying Lao bats - carriers of a virus similar to Sars-Cov-2

Boris Johnson is on collision course with his backbenchers again as he tries to push through an amendment that will make poorer pensioners pay more towards their bills.

The Prime Minister flew to Hawaii with his family without telling the public, the media or the Opposition where he was going, sparking nationwide intrigue.

The princess, 43, is said to be in touch with Vladimir Doronin as she works through a period of ill health having been admitted to a treatment facility last week.

SUE REID: A video showing migrants how easy it is to sail to the UK unchallenged is on the social media site TikTok. Incredibly, it was made by traffickers to ramp up their trade.

Politicians react in horror to the tragedy in Waukesha, Wisconsin, after a red Ford SUV fatally ran over 'multiple people' and injured 27 others, including, 12 children, Sunday evening

Scott Morrison has denied emboldening anti-vaxxers as federal police move to protect politicians from threats levelled by those opposed to vaccine mandates and heightening government powers.

Defence Minister Peter Dutton signed a formal agreement alongside the US and UK to allow the countries to share information on the nuclear-powered vessels.

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has announced who will take over from controversial doctor Dr Jeannette Young as the state's new chief health officer.

A horror workplace tragedy has left a young tradesman dead at a residential building site after a door reportedly struck the worker in the head.

Air New Zealand has cancelled 1,000 flights to Australia until December 31 due to "continued border uncertainty" between the trans-Tasman countries. 

South Australia is expecting a boom in arrivals when the state's borders reopen on Tuesday, and Premier Steven Marshall says they will be welcomed with open arms

Outraged Australians are calling for travellers to boycott Queensland after the state government introduced a new Covid rule requiring visitors to pay $145 for a PCR test to cross the border.

Jonah Goldberg and Stephen Hayes had been Fox News contributors since 2009. The pair resigned over tensions between Fox News coverage and their own website.

The headmaster of the prestigious Adelaide school where Tim Paine's brother-in-law works said he is considering sacking the coach after he allegedly sent lewd texts to the same woman.

Sydney wedding party (pictured) forced to walk to venue yesterday after Sydney Covid protests blocked their limo from entry to the venue. TikTok user shared the party being escorted by police.

Cryptocurrencies are 'not a fad' and will become an inherent part of Australia's financial system, according to the government.

Michael Goguen (left) has denied claims by ex-employee Matthew Marshall (top right) that he keeps a harem in Montana. In 2016, Amber Baptiste (lower right) accused him of abuse.

A hypersonic weapon test carried out by China in July featured a missile fired at five times the speed of sound - a technological feat which no other country has demonstrated.

Donald Trump has been awarded an honorary ninth Dan Black belt. The president of World Taekwondo Headquarters, Lee Dong-seop, visited Trump at his Mar-a-lago mansion in South Florida.

A white student from Texas had a meltdown in her classroom attacking her black teacher by hitting her before threatening to call her mother on the classroom telephone.

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has refused to change the need for a $145 test for interstate people to enter the state, as she came under fire for the policy at a press conference.

President Joe Biden claimed that his Delaware home was burnt to the ground with his wife in it during a speech on Tuesday as he continues to exaggerate his personal testimonies.

Ponzi scheme victims of Melissa Caddick may finally get some justice as a judge ruled her multi-million dollar Sydney home and investment firm should be taken over by receivers.

Trump spoke in an interview with Fox News host Mark Levin that aired on Sunday, following Durham's indictment that cast serious doubt on British ex-spy Christopher Steele's dossier.

A retired police inspector's fatal hit-and-run crash after a Christmas party is 'an extremely unusual case' of him sleepwalking at the time, a judge has been told.

Evander Wilson has plead guilty to manslaughter in Victoria's Supreme Court after shaking his six-month-old son Jakobi to death. Court heard he became angry over a bungled pizza order.

'This case has nothing to do with race. It had nothing to do with race, had to do with the right to self-defense,' Rittenhouse told Fox News host Tucker Carlson in an interview filmed on Sunday.

A renegade MP is under fire for his Covid vaccine claims, regardless of how his disputed words were heard at an anti-vaxxer rally in Cairns, Queensland.

The health official clarified the term as the governors of Connecticut and Massachusetts say they now consider an extra shot, given two to six months after the initial course - to be necessary.

Internal documents have revealed that Facebook was made aware of online algorithms that were biased against people of color

Akeem Loney, 32, has been identified as the man who was stabbed to death as he was asleep on a subway train on Sunday morning when he was attacked in an unprovoked attack.

Ameen Makani was left taken aback after discovering signs in a New Zealand Airbnb property instructing guests to refrain from engaging in indigenous customs, including speaking Maori.

Armed intruders who killed Melbourne rapper Chris Habiyakare may have used another fight at his house three days earlier as a smokescreen for their crime.

The former WBA heavyweight world champion claims he was paid less than a tenth of what the former NRL star pocketed.

Alcohol, cigarettes and petrol don't just incur excise - also known as the 'sin taxes'. Consumers who enjoy or use these products have been hit with double-digit price rises in the past year.

Former Australian Test cricket captain Tim Paine was not impressed with the attention he was getting from the press at a Second XI match on Monday in Tasmania.

The family has yet to confirm the exact cause of his death, but Antwain's more than half a million fans have expressed their support to his mother, Chyna.

2021 Australian of the Year Grace Tame, gave a speech to students at Hobart's St Michael's Collegiate School, where she had been sexually abused by a teacher at 15.

Vaping (pictured) could increase the risk of broken bones from minor falls, a study suggests. Nicotine, included in e-cigarettes, is suspected by some experts to make people's bones weaker.

Peta Hickey had no medical history of heart concerns when she agree to undergo a CT scan as part of a privately-funded workplace program to examine the heart health of its senior staff.

Tasmanian independent Senator Lambie blasted Senator Hanson's bid to ban vaccine mandates, saying unvaccinated people are selfish and put others at risk.

James was instantly ejected following the incident during a Pistons free throw in the third quarter of Sunday night's game at at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit.

The Federal Government insists the Covid vaccine is optional but state and territory governments as well as private companies have enforced vaccine mandates.

Scott Morrison says he is 'very distressed' at a golf club's plans to develop apartments after refusing to host a memorial to four local children killed nearby.

Lawyer Mark Richards told News Nation anchor Ashleigh Banfield on Friday that while he's 'not a big Fox guy,' he was furious with coverage of the case he saw on CNN and MSNBC.

Operation Phobetor will target bikie groups, cartels and triads will be targeted by Australia's criminal intelligence organisation,

The gender reveal fad nearly went horribly wrong when a pregnant woman was almost run over by her partner's motorbike.

Queensland will reopen for tourists after the 80 per cent double vaccination mark is reached - which could be as early as December 6.

Scott Morrison has announced students and skilled visa holders can enter without an exemption from December 1.

The Therapeutic Goods Administration has handed Sydney retail store Shosha a $106, 650 fine and eight infringement notices after it alleged the store was selling illegal nicotine-based vaping products.

The smiling faces of four children claimed by a deadly house fire have been captured in what are most likely their last taken alive. 

The dig was slow moving and tedious on Monday as detectives batted grim weather conditions, but three more items of note were found in the soil by late morning.

Chief Health Officer Kerry Chant had warned the NSW government to apply the same Covid rules across the whole of Sydney, it has now been revealed.

When Irina Izmestieva's body was found at her three-storey, 19th-century mansion in Kensington, her shocked friends immediately called for MI5 to investigate.

Wages in one part of Australia have almost kept up with the increases in property prices during the past two decades. This area known for its tropical climate also has a more transient population.

The $10 million funding initiative for the long-term recovery of more than 70 species will target the most fire-affected regions across New South Wales, the ACT, Victoria and Queensland.

FedEx couriers say they have been locked out from the workplace after walking off the job as part of industrial action that is expected to delay Christmas deliveries.

Witnesses say the large group raided the Bay Area store in under a minute. Two employees were attacked by looters and suffered minor injuries. Though most fled, police arrested three suspects.

A speech by an elderly man who said he represented 'past diggers' to protestors in Melbourne has gone viral, as its revealed he was locked out of an Anzac Day service earlier this year.

The head of the CBI, Tony Danker, will today tell the Confederation of British Industry at the Port of Tyne in South Shields that successive governments have let 'old industries die' since the 1980s.

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele announced plans to build a bitcoin city called 'Bitcoin City' in a circular form at the base of the Conchagua Volcano, using its energy to mine the cryptocurrency.

Dr Anthony Klotz, who coined the phrase 'the great resignation', says what's coming next will be a one silver lining from the pandemic, as 25 per cent of Australians consider changing or leaving jobs.

Some US Navy sailors say their paychecks have been delayed for months/ One sailor posted on Reddit (inset) that she waited 16 months to receive a housing subsidy

Daycare teacher Marerie Pisua was inconsolable as she visited the Werribee home in Melbourne's south-west where four siblings tragically lost their lives.

Dusty Jackson, 41, filed a lawsuit against the Michigan Tim Hortons over the incident back on October 30, when a 16-year-old worker tossed a cup of coffee at her face during an argument.

New Zealand's fight against the COVID-19 Delta variant could be morphing from an Auckland-centric outbreak into a series of smaller clusters across the country.

Melbourne warehouse workers of a major fashion retailer have agreed to new pay deal ending two weeks of protest.

Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews condemned violence during rallies against state COVID-19 mandates as "absolutely unacceptable".

Musrah Osman, 10, three-year-old brother Nadar and sisters Isan, 6 and Ileen, 1, all died after their Melbourne home burst into flames just after 1am on Sunday.

The research, published in the Medical Journal of Australia, found most of the 6,640 year seven students exceeded screen limits on television and other devices.

Just months before his 1981 wedding, 21-year-old Colin Pitchfork (pictured after his release) was arrested for exposing himself to young girls. It was not the first time he had been caught flashing.

University dropout Jack Tanasi, 23, has revealed how he made seven figures in a little over a year after launching his sleepwear brand 'Frenchie Wear' during Australia's first Covid-19 lockdown.

Premier Dominic Perrottet hinted on Sunday that he would consider rolling back several restrictions earlier than he had planned to on December 15.

The Zakhour family and some of their friends were escorted off the Carnival Legend after it was forced to stop at port in Eden, New South Wales, on February 16, 2018.

If Cummins is made captain, he will join Clarke as the only men since Greg Chappell 45 years ago to be named as full-time captain without having first led their state in Sheffield Shield.

In the final extract from his gripping memoir, former commanding officer of the RAF's 1 (Fighter) Squadron Mike Sutton reveals the gripping story of how the RAF bombed an Isis IED factory

Wasn't social care reform settled months ago? What has changed? Why does it matter? Who'll be most affected? We answer key questions in social care reforms as Parliament prepares to vote.

A video posted on TikTok shows a furious man threatening to fight a group of teenage boys for hooning along a river in boats. But many Aussies were left divided over who was in the wrong.

A deluge overnight washed away a week's worth of tireless detective work, while tarps placed down to protect key search areas are sunken with puddles of water.

Tim Paine quit as captain of the Australian cricket team on Friday after it was revealed he shared a text exchange with a staffer in 2017 that included an 'unsolicited' picture of his genitals'.

'Those are two good people - Manchin and Sinema - and I think we need more of those in the Democratic Party,' Hubbard said, according to The New York Times.

Emergency crews were called to the Watagans National Park at Cooranbong, near Lake Macquarie on the NSW Central Coast following reports a woman was hit by a fallen branch.

'No, no, no, no, it is part of the curriculum,' Sears responded after CNN's Dana Bash clarified that CRT was not part of the curriculum for Virginia public schools.

Victoria has recorded 1029 new COVID-19 cases and a further three deaths as it draws closer to hitting its 90 per cent full vaccination target.

'When I went to the floor, I had no idea we would speak that long. It wasn't about breaking the record, it was about breaking down this bill,' McCarthy told Fox News' Sunday Morning Futures.

The Gramercy closed its door to the public in 2020 as New Yorkers left the city and the hotel industry grappled with unprecedented uncertainty, but the hotel might never open its doors again.

Disturbing video footage released by New York police shows a man (pictured) loitering around a running car occupied by a sleeping woman before driving away with it. He then assaulted the woman