Dr Konstancja Duff, an assistant professor of philosophy at Nottingham University, sued after she was strip-searched at Stoke Newington police station for intervening in the arrest of a boy of 15.

Spotify announced the partnership with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Archewell Audio in December 2020 as they were 'citizens of the world' who wanted to 'elevate underrepresented voices'.

Boris Johnson's letter to a little girl who cancelled her seventh birthday party as the UK entered the first Covid lockdown has resurfaced as it emerges the PM celebrated his 56th birthday in No10.

Rishi Sunak highlighted the 'risks' from spiking inflation and said future generations should not be 'burdened' as the latest figures on the public finances painted a grim picture.

Alex Gibson, 22, a chip shop worker from Blackpool drowned in the Irish sea after a night out, having gone into the sea to rescue a friend, who was in a state of distress.

The revamped hour-long national and international news will run from 6.30pm to 7.30pm on ITV when it is introduced in March and will continue to be presented by Mary Nightingale.

Declan Haughney, 40, acted as pallbearer for uncle Peadar Doyle's funeral in Carlow, Ireland, on Monday - three days after he turned up in a post office dragging the pensioner's body.

In another huge blow to Boris Johnson's authority, ITV claims he attended a gathering organised by his wife Carrie in the Cabinet Room in No10 on June 19, 2020, to celebrate turning 56.

Linda Slade's father was one of 30 patients moved from Southmead Hospital to The Bristol Hotel in January due to staffing shortages amid soaring coronavirus cases during the Omicron wave.

Jacinda Ardern has banned a slack New Zealand habit of wearing a t-shirt pulled up over the nose, or a bandana or scarf as a face mask as it prepares for an expected surge of Omicron cases.

In a picture unearthed by the Daily Mail, 39-year-old MP Sam Tarry can be seen flanked by both his dedicated wife Julia Fozard and Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner, 41.

NHS worker Jasmine Dagless, whose mother named her Ikea after seeing a TV advert for the Swedish furniture giant, had to legally change her name to Jasmine after years of bullying.

The birthday bash at Number 10, which was organised by Johnson's wife Carrie and attended by 30 guests according to ITV, was complete with a Union Jack cake and M&S nibbles.

Marilyn Manson on Monday denied claims by Evan Rachel Wood that he 'essentially raped' her on the set of the music video for 'Heart-Shaped Glasses' in 2007, when she was 19.

Nearly 64,000 U.S. troops are at the ready in Europe to deploy to the continent's eastern flank if President Biden makes such a call to counter growing Russian aggression at the border with Ukraine.

A report found there were 'missed opportunities' to protect Regan Tierney, 27, before she was stabbed to death by Daniel Patten, 31, in a horrific murder suicide in Salford, Greater Manchester in 2019.

Earlier this month, sources close to the Duke confirmed the sale of his chalet in the exclusive Swiss ski resort of Verbier is 'proceeding' after a mystery buyer agreed to take it off his hands.

Australian Open authorities will overturn their ban on controversial t-shirts worn by supporters of Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai.

Katie Price's fiancé Carl Woods is 'furious' about claims that she sent abusive text messages and 'hoped' she had 'turned a corner after her horror crash', a source has claimed.

Ms Ghani is believed to have privately confided in the Health Secretary shortly after she claimed the Conservative party's Chief Whip told her she was fired partially as a result of her faith.

Young player Alfie, who plays for Oakdale RFC in Caerphilly, Wales, was targeted by an 'idiotic' online troll as a result of his weight, according to a tweet published over the weekend by his father.

Home Office data shows a staggering 54,432 cases who have been waiting at least three years for their refugee claims to be finalised with over 12,000 staying for more than a decade in Britain.

The Prime Minister's former Brexit chief, who resigned last year amid concern over the direction of Boris Johnson's administration, insisted the £12billion tax grab was not needed.

Acclaimed chef Raymond Blanc has risked cooking up a storm by praising 'delicious' tinned and frozen food, while trying to make cooking easier in his new ITV series Simply Raymond Blanc.

James Watt, the boss of craft beer maker BrewDog, has been accused of inappropriate behaviour towards women and abuse of power in the workplace by more than 15 ex-staff.

A quarter of sliced meats sold in major supermarkets are saltier than seawater, which has 2.5g of salt per 100g, according to research by lobby group Action On Salt at Queen Mary University.

England's chief dental officer Sara Hurley said: 'Dental services are a vital part of the NHS providing oral health care to all age groups, and that's why we have taken this unprecedented action.'

RICHARD KAY: The Queen has decided to spend the next two weeks away from the splendour of Windsor Castle, in the modest surroundings of Wood Farm on the Sandringham estate.

But experts told MailOnline they could not see 'much difference' in death rates between Scotland and Wales and England since March 2020.

The woman, 29, was posing in a photograph taken by her husband in what she has described as a 'bad joke', according to the PAP news agency and has been fined by police.

Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries made a swipe at her old boss David Cameron on Twitter by comparing him to a ticket tout after images of him at an outdoor event appeared online.

Alexander Temerko said he plans to bring a judicial review against Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng's decision against Aquind's proposed electricity link from Portsmouth to Normandy.

An article on 23 December 2021 claimed that, in the preceding two weeks, two-thirds of new Covid hospital patients in England had only tested positive after being admitted for a different...

Britain today posted 56 deaths - down by a third on last Monday. Meanwhile, another 1,967 Covid-infected patients required NHS care on Tuesday, according to UK-wide statistics.

Lord Agnew announced he was resigning at the despatch box in the Upper House - drawing gasps from peers.

Boris Johnson has instructed the civil service to carry out a probe after the extraordinary claims from Tory MP Nusrat Ghani.

Phylesia Shirley, 24, and her boyfriend Kemar Brown, 28, are accused of murdering Kyrell Matthews at her one-bedroom flat in Thornton Heath, south London.

Corey De Rose, 22, is wanted in the US for allegedly using a technique called 'Sim Hijacking' to steal the identities and cryptocurrency wallets of American citizens.

Dominic Cummings said he is not speaking to Sue Gray chief directly as he claimed staff are not handing crucial material to the top civil servant due to fears Boris Johnson will see it.

Laura Templar, 38, from Shoreditch, London, bombarded father-of-two Patrick O'Connor with messages, calls and emails after he ended their on-and-off affair in April last year.

The warning came from the boss of the Port of Dover, Doug Bannister, who urged ministers to seek a deal with Brussels which could make the checks less intrusive.

Tobias Rustat, who was a major investor in the Royal African Company and had been a servant to King Charles II, became one of Jesus College's largest benefactors before the 20th century.

The Government has been warned the April 1 deadline for frontline medics in England to get two jabs could leave 85,000 vacancies and 'paralyse' the health service.

Nellie Smith, 13, was last seen in Horsham, West Sussex and officers have issued an urgent appeal on social media to try and find the missing teenager.

Boston University researchers found those who were most neurotic and worried in middle age were up to 13 per cent more likely to be at risk of cardiometabolic disease.

Michael Leigh-Mallory unearthed the coin on his first metal detecting outing in 10 years on farmland in Hemyock, Devon, last September.

Tory MP David Davis, 73, made the comments under Parliamentary privilege in a debate on 'lawfare' - a term used to describe wealthy foreign businessmen using British courts to pursue their critics.

Paul Keating, who was a Labor PM in the early 1990s, lashed out at the Foreign Secretary after she used a visit Down Under to hit out at Beijing's economic bullying and military threat.

The closely-watched IHS Markit/CIPS index came in at 53.4 this month, the worst since restrictions started being eased last year.

Scottish youngsters aged over 16 are being asked if they are gay, straight or bisexual in a survey - with the chance of winning up to £250 of shopping vouchers.

The programme is looking to employ around 4,000 people to help tackle a backlog of more than 300,000 cases, which has lengthened during the course of the pandemic.

The Ashleigh Barty party continues at the Australian Open after progressing to the semi-finals at her home grand slam for the second time in her career.

The body of Tomasz Dembler, 39, was found near Flatts Lane Country Park, North Yorks, on April 12 last year. Five fellow Polish nationals are on trial at Teesside Crown Court accused of murder.

Dylan Alcott is named the 2022 Australian of the Year for his inspiring work with disabled Aussies.

Tame had avoided eye contact with Scott Morrison and refused to smile for a photograph together on Tuesday morning at The Lodge at the AOTY morning tea for this year's finalists.

Paramedics are treating a 'number' of people after a bus collided with a building in north-east London, London Ambulance Service (LAS) said.

The motorist in Hong Kong is in a blue people carrier that reverses and inches forward repeatedly. At one point it looks like a wheel is going off the edge of a cliff but there is actually another road below.

In an open letter to his manager and record label Neil Young demanded to have his music taken down from Spotify, writing: 'They can have Rogan or Young. Not both.'

'I can confirm Hudson Lee Madsen, 26, died by a gunshot wound to the head in a suspected suicide on the island of Oahu,' a spokeswoman for the Department of the Medical Examiner said.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps admitted he was 'upset' by the latest allegations that up to 30 people gathered in the Cabinet Room, presented Boris Johnson with a cake and sang to him.

Liu Xuezhou, 17, died on Monday morning at a beach in Sanya, on China's southern Hainan Island, according to local reports, after his search for his parents ended in him being rejected by them.

Nick Kygrios called on Aussies to 'sink p*ss and come on out' after he and best mate Thanasi Kokkinakis won a highly-contentious Australian Open doubles quarter-final on Tuesday afternoon.

The unidentified man struggles to open the champagne bottle in Missouri in footage shared on January 22. As he tries for a third time, the bottle shatters and champagne hits him and the floor.

Dozens of people, including a small child, arrived at Dover Marina in Kent after they were picked up by Border Force early this morning.

Chinese scientists now say they may have unearthed evidence linking the strain to mice - in its DNA. But most scientists say it likely emerged in an immunocompromised patient.

Lisa, 48, and daughter Isabelle (pictured) were last seen in Stocksbridge, Sheffield, at around 10.10am yesterday. Police are becoming increasingly concerned for their welfare.

President Vladimir Putin and Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel reaffirmed their 'commitment to strengthen bilateral relations' during a phone call.

Canadian tennis star Denis Shapovalov has lost the plot on court at the Australian Open, accusing a chair umpire of being corrupt.

Virginia's new Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin set up a tip line for parents of children being taught at schools should they be taught 'divisive' subjects. The tip line is specifically for parents to speak out.

Anti-vax poster boy Pete Evans has made an optimistic pitch to be named Australian of the Year so he can pursue Victorian police for their handling of the public during lockdowns.

'He's trying his best,' Harsha Sulan, Officer Sumit Sulan''s sister said on Monday from the family's home in Queens. 'It's a lot to take and it's overwhelming for him.'

Rebecca Lanette Taylor, 49, has been charged with with sale or purchase of a child - a third-degree felony in Texas. She was released from the Houston County Sheriff's Office on a $50,000 bond.

Felix Dean began smoking cannabis as a 14-year-old while starring in Home and Away and moved onto meth within 12 months, eventually taking the drug intravenously.

Nick Kyrgios accidentally hit a child in the crowd with a tennis ball, leaving the little boy in tears - as the enigmatic Aussie and best mate Thanasi Kokkinakis served out the opening set in their Aus Open quarter.

Three firefighters were killed and a fourth was seriously injured when a vacant building collapsed in Baltimore early Monday morning.

MANDEL: For Bethany Wagner, the 'schools issue' proved to be a gateway into seeing the world differently. She isn't a Republicans, but for the time being, she will be voting for them.

Students are set to return to classrooms from February 1 in NSW but Premier Dominic Perrottet said parents who delay the return-to-school amid Omicron wave would not be subject to fines.

A frustrated Aussie has taken to TikTok to share the scathing email she wrote to her gym in order to leave her contract. Ellie Waddingham,18, said she had previously tried to leave but was rejected.

Janet Jackson claims that Michael used to bully her about her weight, calling her a pig, cow and horse. She said her weight issues began after she joined the sitcom Good Times, aged 11.

Derek Dewitt, 77, collapsed on the floor of his Brisbane home around midnight on January 6 after reporting suffering shortness of breath and heart-attack like symptoms.

Mustafa Kayirici, 31, was sentenced to 34 years in jail last August for the terrifying five-hour long sexual assault of a child which took place over 10 locations in 2016.

Australia's urgent demand for rapid antigen tests has seen 38-year-old entrepreneur Austyn Campbell's Motion One sign a $26million contract to supply test kits to the government..

The trio was accompanied by a camera crew, possibly to feature the café in the upcoming Apple TV+, Clinton-led show 'Gutsy Women.'

NYPD detectives found a loaded AR-15 tucked under the mattress of Lashawn McNeil, 47, who allegedly shot and killed one officer and injured another in Harlem.

Major NYC employers, including Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase, are setting February dates for staff to return to work in person, as COVID-19 cases continue dropping.

Eric Adams, who took over as mayor on January 1, on Monday unveiled his plan to combat gun violence in the city - three days after 22-year-old NYPD officer Jason Rivera was murdered in Harlem.

'It was kind of scary, I'm not going to lie because I'm like 'I don't know his intention or what he was going to do,' 18-year-old Gianna Miranda, who works at the store, said.

The outspoken brother of the funds manager at the centre of a high profile society affair has ripped Mark McGowan and the mining giants who have kept quiet over WA's rigid borders.

Adele wore slippers and a $450 Louis Vuitton shawl as she quickly rushed from a car to the front door.

Just two of the top 10 women's seeds remain in the Australian Open women's draw, Queenslander Ash Barty and Polish seventh seed Iga Swiatek.

A series of confronting images recently uploaded in a clip to You Tube shows just how dire life is for locals in Bali with next to no tourism two years since the Covid pandemic started.

Basil Zempilas shared the photo on Facebook of himself smiling in the Hug A Mug café on Hay Street in West Perth, standing close to staff who linked arms, all in breach of strict WA's strict mask mandate.

The F-35C suffered an unexplained 'landing mishap' while the nuclear-powered USS Carl Vinson was on exercise in the South China Sea.

A revolutionary wetsuit designed in Australia by a former surf shop owner can protect from shark bites with Flinders University researchers finding Great Whites could barely make a mark.

Republican Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin signed an executive order rescinding mask mandates for schools from Monday but the policy was met with confusion with some school refusing to allow it.

A new survey run from December 27 to January 10 found 36 per cent of Victorian respondents believed the Andrews government handled Covid outbreaks poorly.

Police are searching for the driver of a ute that was caught doing illegal burnouts on a rural property before running over Mr Sykes, a grandfather in his 60s.

President Joe Biden ripped Fox News reporter Peter Doocy as a 'son of a bitch' at a White House event Monday after he shouted a question about inflation. Biden later called Doocy to 'clear the air'.

'China deserves a great deal of credit for lifting hundreds of millions of people out of poverty,' Mr Albanese said during a speech to the National Press Club of Australia on Tuesday.

A second vicious fight broke out at a carnival at Brunswick Heads in the Byron Shire - just two days after a 14-year-old-girl was allegedly dragged by the hair.

Nau Hoeft met her ex when she was just 18, while on a trip from her home in Christchurch, New Zealand. She kept the distressing details of their relationship a secret for four years.

Dorian Rhea Debussy, an NCAA facilitator, has resigned following the organization's update on its transgender eligibility policy, which defers to each sport's governing body.

Traffic signs at an intresection in Ashfield in Sydney's inner west has left motorists scratching their heads after an image of the display was uploaded to Reddit on Monday.

Vandals have targetted the site where a former soldier exploded in a fiery wreck after visiting his estranged partner. 

Prime Minister Scott Morrison imposed a three-year funding freeze in 2019 which reduced the ABC's $1billion budget by eight per cent and prompted executives to lay off 250 employees.

Ibrahem Hamze, 29, the cousin of Brothers for Life leader Bassam Hamzy was arrested by Queensland Police officers on the Gold Coast on Monday just weeks after his cousin was shot dead.

The USS Harry S. Truman is being placed under NATO command for the first time since end of the Cold War. The Pentagon said aircraft carrier and its strike group will participate in a NATO exercise.

Residents of Queensland's aged care facilities make up half of those who have died from Covid-19 in the state, new federal Health Department figures reveal, as 212 nursing homes battle outbreaks.

Australia's headline inflation rate surged by 3.5 per cent in December. Annual price increases are well above the Reserve Bank two to three per cent target, which could see early rate rise.

Richard George suffered a fractured eye socket and a broken nose when he was viciously bashed by fake policemen who stole his Audi A5, then used it to pull the same trick on other unsuspecting drivers

A Queensland Liberal senator has slammed 2021 Australian of the Year Grace Tame, calling her 'childish'.

Fully vaccinated Aussie travellers will no longer be required to return a negative Covid test when travelling to the United Kingdom after the country moved to axe all Covid-19 travel restrictions.

The left-leaning activist couldn't even look the PM in the eye when they met at the AOTY morning tea at the Lodge in Canberra on Tuesday.

Bill Kontogeorgis, 60, has been refused bail after an attack in November where he allegedly tried to stab his ex-wife's new boyfriend before the boyfriend struck him with a shovel.

An Australian boy is trapped inside Gutweiran prison, in Hasakah in Syria's north-east, which has become the centre of violent clashes between Islamic State militants and Kurdish-led forces.

The 28-year-old from the Gold Coast died from fatal gunshot injuries after a prop gun loaded with blank cartridges was fired at his chest on set at Brisbane's Brooklyn Standard bar in January 2017.

The Australian Education Union has announced teachers have voted in favour of a strike against government's Covid school return plan. But government and union are negotiating.

Harrowing footage has allegedly showed Charlise Mutten's accused killer driving across Sydney with the nine-year-old's body hidden in the back under a tarpaulin sheet.

A 4.7 magnitude earthquake has hit the WA Great Southern town of Wagin shortly before 5.30am on Tuesday. Tremors have been felt, including a 2.6 magnitude one near Darkan.

Alex Jeon was given a written warning by his employer, NZ Bus, after he was attacked by an abusive passenger furious that the bus pulled away from a stop before he sat down.

Ruby Dow, 21, was soaking up the sun at a beach in Melbourne's Bayside area over the weekend when she spotted the unwelcome spectator taking photos of her sunbathing.

The Aboriginal flag 'belongs to everyone' after the federal government completed a deal to take ownership of its copyright.

NSW has extended indoor mask mandates and the ban on singing and dancing for another month to counter the state's Omicron outbreak.

Dominic Perrottet has revealed elective surgeries will resume in NSW as he promises businesses reeling from the effects of the Omicron wave of Covid will get fresh support within a week.

Works of music are being changed, art exhibitions come with notices warning viewers of potentially offensive content and classic works of literature are being 'edited'.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Another day, another lurid account of a Downing Street 'party'. Leave aside that it was a surprise for Boris Johnson's birthday, the constant drip, drip of accusation goes on.

Congressional ethics investigators said they found 'substantial reason to believe' that Colorado GOP Rep. Doug Lamborn 'misued official resources' and his wife Jeanie played oversized role in office.

Sheldon Silver, a once-powerful Democrat from Manhattan, passed away in a federal prison in Middlesex, Massachusetts, where he was serving a sentence for accepting bribes.

A Tamil family have received a boost in their fight to remain in Australia after a federal court ruled a decision to prevent them from applying for further bridging visas was procedurally unfair.

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has announced 9,546 new Covid cases and 11 deaths but said hospitalisations from the latest outbreak were lower than expected.

Since the Flubot scam was first reported, thousands of Australians have been getting scam text messages about missed calls, voicemails and deliveries of goods ordered online.

Social media bosses could be jailed for failing to cooperate with regulators on protecting the vulnerable online, under a draconian law to be set out by Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries.

Cleo Smith's kidnapper Terry Kelly was a devoted grandson known by the nickname 'Junior' who was spotlessly dressed but never spoke with anyone but his grandmother, a neighbour claims.

Former Australian track star Sally Pearson (pictured right) has laid bare her struggles on social media as she struggles to find life purpose after retiring from the sport in 2019.

In another potential blow to the Prime Minister's authority, ITV claims he hosted a gathering partly organised by his wife Carrie in the Cabinet Room in No10 on June 19, to celebrate turning 56.

A video posted to TikTok on Saturday has called on the Victorian government to lower the driving age to 17 in line with other states. A petition gained the support of 30,000 people but was knocked back.

Both parties aren't thrilled with Biden's Ukraine response. Republicans demand Russia de-escalate or face sanctions and both parties are trying to avoid sending troops to Ukraine's borders.

The convicted gunman and career criminal who executed NYPD rookie on Friday night and left another in critical condition has died from his wounds.  

A tram driver has told off a man for vaping during a tram ride in a video uploaded to TikTok last week, however the vision has left social media users torn over whether the man was in the wrong.

Dex Briggs, who worked at Nike for 26 years, said he was willing to provide proof of vaccination to Nike, but objected to uploading his health data to a third-party firm that was permitted to share it.

Northern Territory police said it was 'extremely concerning' to have arrested and charged a 10-year-old boy over the theft of $2,000 worth of cigarettes in Alice Springs last weekend.

NSW has recorded 18,512 local Covid cases and 29 deaths as Victoria hits 14,836 new infections and 29 deaths on Tuesday as experts agree the Omicron outbreak has reached its peak and will plateau.

Young Ukrainian men and women, some as young as 21, have been taking part in Kyiv Territorial Defence unit training over the weekend, as they prepare for a possible conflict with Moscow.

Sydney woman Chantal Robertson has been told her sister may only have days to live, but cannot get into WA to say goodbye as the state classes all travellers from NSW as 'extreme risk'.

The stock market was in freefall once again Monday as S&P500 tumbled for the fifth consecutive day and Dow Jones continued its seven-day losing streak, losing at one point more than 1,000 points

Becki Falwell, the wife of disgraced former Liberty University leader Jerry Falwell Jr., revealed Monday that she used to make sex tapes with her ex-lover, Giancarlo Granda.

Australian TV host Lisa Wilkinson has been slammed after comparing Australia's Covid-19 response to a 'bin fire'.

Anthony Albanese needs a net gain of eight seats to win a Labor majority at this year's election - but he will face strong resistance from Scott Morrison who needs to cling on to electorates.

An optimistic foodie has put his unique 'double nugget' up for auction, hoping to snag an eye-watering $12,345 for the 'rare find'.

A source close with Volodymyr Zelensky says the Ukrainian president is confident there is not an 'imminent threat' to Kiev in blasting Biden for recalling U.S. embassy personnel from the country.