MAILONLINE LIVEBLOG: Pollsters have said that Labour still can't win the next general election based on the results so far, as they have not made significant ground in the so-called Red Wall.

Only 300 migrants will be sent to Rwanda a year under the government's scheme, according to a Home Office model - a tiny fraction of the numbers Boris Johnson had said would be removed.

Arthur Holscher-Ermert had been on foot when the incident happened shortly after 11.10pm on Saturday night and was confirmed dead at the scene on the A259 South Coast Road in Peacehaven, East Sussex.

Wandsworth, Westminster and Barnet were all snapped up by Sir Keir Starmer's Labour in a shocking night of local election results for Boris Johnson's under-fire Conservatives.

The Tories lost the flagship Wandsworth Council to Labour having controlled it since 1978. They also lost Southampton to Labour and West Oxfordshire and Worcester to no overall control.

A fearless badger is harassing passers-by at a renowned beauty spot in Cannock Chase, Staffordshire - leading the RSPCA to warn the public about its behaviour, and to steer clear of the creature.

Former health secretary Matt Hancock said he has been 'humbled' after welcoming a family of seven Ukrainian refugees to his Suffolk home over Easter, and has been supported by the town.

Both the Tories and Labour suffered disappointing results, with Boris Johnson enduring a bloodbath in London while Keir Starmer's progress was underwhelming.

Gregory Doran, who has been in charge of the organisation since 2012 and is now set to leave the RSC, said it was no longer accepted to not cast a disabled person in the role.

The actress, 36, was walking off the stand after telling the Virginia courthouse how her ex-husband had sexually assaulted her with a liquor bottle.

Professor Curtice said the Tories looked on track to lose between 200 and 300 seats amid anger over sleaze and Partygate, but Labour were struggling in its former Red Wall seats.

An HGV truck smashed into three vehicles on a quiet residential street in Manchester today. Anthony Ashton, 34, a locksmith lost his work van and his wife's car.

UK temperatures could soar into the mid-20Cs (mid-70Fs) this afternoon - and forecasters said that if peak highs aren't seen today, it is 'likely' that this year's record will be broken in the coming days.

The Queen will need to walk from a car to the building then through the Robing Room to the Lords Chamber, and then have to take three steps up to her throne, from which she delivers her Speech.

Kate Middleton, 40, said it was crucial for those 'struggling' to be given the 'right support at the right time' in a clip released to mark her patronage.

Dashcam footage records the shocked response of a man and a woman after an electric scooter nearly collides with their car in Preston, Lancashire, on Monday.

Brisbane PE teacher, Lucas John Gill, 42, has been granted bail as he faces more than 100 child exploitation offences.

Rosie Marcel has revealed she had to be rushed to the emergency room at hospital this week to undergo emergency surgery.

Health secretary Sajid Javid met with HRT suppliers yesterday as he sought an end to a shortage of the drugs which treat menopause symptoms.

Barratt Developments boss David Thomas yesterday wrote to the Housing Secretary expressing his 'deep disappointment' that a £3billion levy would now be industry wide.

When Diego Maradona scored his 'Hand of God' goal in the 1986 World Cup, referee Ali Bin Nasser his Bulgarian assistant Bogdan Dotchev exchanged hesitant glances.

The phrase made discussions 'less constructive, more polarised, and less supporting over racially progressive policies', researchers said.

Around 60 migrants crossed the Channel yesterday, bringing the week's total to more than 700. Some 696 people arrived by small boat in the first three days of May.

Icons of British history from Alan Turing to Mary Seacole are mostly unknown among 18 to 30-year-olds, new research shows. Three-quarters don't know suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst.

Quarry workers inadvertently formed a new British mountain after they dumped more than a thousand tons of waste rock on an existing hill in North Wales.

Moroccan Animal Aid was forced to find new premises after offal and intestines allegedly laced with poison were thrown into a pen holding dozens of the shelter's dogs, killing 12.

Workers face record squeezes to their incomes as inflation threatens to drive the UK into recession by the end of the year. The Bank of England slashed its growth forecasts today.

The raiders escaped with an unspecified haul from the Chanel store opposite the French Ministry of Justice in Paris. The gang, who were armed with assault rifles, escaped on two motorbikes.

Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and Heineken products made up 23 per cent of brand name rubbish found by volunteers during a clean-up project.

The hacker, 23, was arrested in Tottenham, north London on Monday after Romanian government websites were attacked.

The reality star, 31, shared a brief romance with the England and Manchester City defender and they have a two-year-old son called Kairo.

Residents of six of Iraq's 18 provinces, including Baghdad and the vast western region of Al-Anbar, awoke once again to a thick cloud of dust blanketing the sky.

The star, 36, also revealed that when a charity checked her Instagram direct messages, they found a torrent of vile sexual content, including 30 videos from the same man masturbating.

James Stunt is one of eight defendants accused of money laundering at Leeds Cloth Hall Court by being involved in depositing 'criminal cash'.

The Government website ran out last night with packs still unavailable online and via the 119 phone line this morning after Boris Johnson said they would be phased out in six weeks.

The Airbus A330, just 40 minutes into its flight, was ordered to return to Heathrow. Passengers landed in the US almost three hours later than planned while a replacement was found.

Justice Secretary Dominic Raab pledged in March to appeal against the board's recommendation to free Tracey Connelly from prison.

Lilian de Carvalho Monteiro started dating the three-time Wimbledon champion in the summer of 2020 after he split with his ex-wife Lilly in 2018.

Martin Holton, 59, paid to bring the family of refugees over from Poland, and is putting them up at his luxury 16-room home in South Warwickshire.

Wayne Rickard, the husband of a carer who forged the will of a wealthy landowner from South Newington, before she starved him to death, has lost a bid to appeal against his conviction in the case.

Vote Leave mastermind Dominic Cummings this afternoon urged Remains, Brexiteers and those on the  left and right of politics to join forces to deliver 'regime change'.

EXCLUSIVE: Sarah Hocking, a shop owner in St Ives, said 85% of her business is funded by tourism, adding: 'What we don't want to do is frighten holidaymakers off.'

Richard Scaife, 46, was carrying an imitation handgun, a bayonet, pierced condom, and gaffer tape, when he was arrested by armed police after raping a prostitute twice in an Airbnb in Kent.

The British man has been arrested after he allegedly hit Camilla Christina Pamdahl, 46, on a pedestrian crossing as he overtook a car whilst drunk and under the influence of cannabis in Ayia Napa.

Council chiefs in Canterbury, Kent, one of the UK's most-visited medieval cities, are cracking down on ugly, non-traditional shopfront designs which 'harm' its rich heritage.

Captain Ruth Cork, 35, lost her temper during a field exercise at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, then stood over the kneeling officer cadet and 'steadied herself' before booting him

The allegations included an incident in which an eight-year-old boy had to clean his younger sister after she soiled herself at Greenleaf After School Club in Walthamstow, north London (pictured).

Malcolm Walker, 75, from Fife, Scotland, had travelled down to Southampton with his wife on April 18, hoping to enjoy their trip to Portugal, Spain and Gibraltar.

Retired lorry driver Trevor Reynolds, 78, from North Wales, had his treatment for a blood clot delayed as his scan results were left on a consultant's desk for six days while he was on annual leave.

The 64-year-old son of the former Bishop of Peterborough has been accused of groping the bottoms and breasts of black women at gigs or initiating unwanted sex with others.

New plans were announced in September to make it illegal for businesses to siphon off money given to workers by customers using debit and credit cards.

Exocet anti-ship missiles allegedly contained technology to disarm them - but French president Francois Mitterrand denied any such feature existed.

Thomas Schreiber, 35, stabbed Sir Richard Sutton to death at his £2million country home in Dorset during a murderous spree on April 7 last year.

Anita Jarzyna, 29, was summarily dismissed as team leader at a bedding company in Buckinghamshire following a series of complaints from seven staff over her racist language.

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Argentine forces targeted ships including HMS Sheffield (pictured after it was hit) with the French-made guided missiles during the 1982 conflict with Britain.

After a campaign dominated by Partygate, the Tories lost strongholds of Wandsworth and Westminster - which they have held since 1978 and 1964 respectively.

Sweden, which became an international outlier when it refused to shut down society to limit the virus' spread, logged a lower death rate than many European nations that imposed strict curbs.

Reeta Chakrabarti was presenting the latest figures at a screen when the camera panned back to an unsuspecting Edwards, who initially licked his lips before wiping away crumbs.

Admiral Sir Ben Key, the First Sea Lord, said it is key for NATO nations to 'contain' the war in Ukraine so that it does not 'accelerate away from us'.

The former gymnast and former Duma lawmaker is 'closely associated with President Vladimir Putin,' the EU said in a document laying out a new round of sanctions on Russia.

Oliver Hemsley says he will continue leading Rutland County Council as an independent after announcing his resignation from the Conservative Group shortly after local election polls closed.

Credit ratings agency Moody's Investors Service is warning multiple interest rate rises will cause mortgage defaults and a fall in property prices. The Reserve Bank is expecting to inflict more pain in 2022.

Vladimir Putin has privately ordered his commanders to take the Azovstal steel works in Mariupol to give him a 'symbolic victory' to brag about during May 9 parades in Russia.

Robin Diffenderfer, 23, was lying on her back when Deputy Todd Brien, 58, driving a Chevrolet Tahoe, made a hard right turn from a parked position and drove over her body in the sand.

Laura Young, of Austin, bought a 2,000-year-old bust supposedly depicting Sextus Pompey at a local Goodwill store for $35 before art experts determined it was from the first century BC or AD.

Emergency services attended the incident in Torquay, Devon, and fire crew extricated the woman from the car, which was suspended in-between a first floor garage and the neigbouring garden.

Former Vice President Mike Pence fired back at his successor on Thursday night for remarks she made about the potential for Roe v. Wade to be overturned.

Le Smileys Early Learning Centre director Bianca Reynolds is hunkering down with her mother and sister at her home in Gracemere, in Queensland's Rockhampton region.

The police investigation into how a little girl came to be left inside a sweltering minibus for six hours continued at her childcare centre on Thursday night.

Karine Jean-Pierre, 44, will take over as White House press secretary on May 13. Her appointment has raised the question of impartiality, as her long-term partner is CNN's national correspondent.

Police have made a $500,000 appeal for information as they reopen the gruesome four-decade-old cold case of a murder which saw a young girl strangled with a leash.

Amber Heard broke down on the stand Thursday as she detailed how Johnny Depp sexually assaulter her with a liquor bottle in March 2015 in Australia at their rented home.

Melbourne Airport has been halted by a mysterious 'security incident' with passengers told not to get off the plane upon landing.

IAN BIRRELL: Oleksandr V Danylyuk, a Ukrainian government defence and security adviser, said Putin might seize Moldova to claim to Russia that his 'troops can achieve miracles'.

Authorities are investigating alleged fraudsters on Facebook Marketplace who took advantage of the tight rental market on the Gold Coast.

The Australian of the Year tweeted after Anthony Albanese was pressed by reporters on Thursday to detail the Labor Party's National Disability Insurance Scheme policy.

Mothers across the country are struggling to feed their babies amid a nationwide shortage of baby formula following supply-chain issues and a national recall after bacteria was found.

Karine Jean-Pierre, the new White House press secretary, is the first openly gay person to be appointed to the role. She wrote in her 2019 book about her struggles with her sexuality.

An Ohio State University was pronounced dead on May 5 after overdosing on a fake Adderall pill that was laced with fentanyl.

The RBA has warned rising interest rates and general goods prices will weigh on many Australian's budgets, with some already feeling the squeeze of rate raises.

Heard, 36, portrayed Ulla Paulson in the film, which was nominated for four Oscars. She claims Depp believed that he was sleeping with both co-star Eddie Redmayne and director Tom Hooper.

A heartwarming video captured the moment a son tells his mum how he'll befriend new Ukrainian refugee students at school as he hilariously reveals the words they'll need to know

Anti-abortion activists took the streets around Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's home in Alexandria, Virginia, to thank him for his draft opinion regarding Roe v Wade.

The Labor leader tested positive to Covid in late April but after a week of isolation has been back on the campaign trail ahead of the May 21 election.

A Labor Party spokesperson on Thursday said an Albanese government would ban the trade, adding it had been in decline for the past two decades.

The Victorian Premier has been hauled into a private hearing by the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission over his dealing with a Melbourne property developer.

Residents of Bonogin on the Gold Coast, Queensland are angry after receiving fines of more than $500 for parking outside their own homes.

Menstrual products meant for women are coming to boys' school bathrooms in Oregon after Governor Kate Brown signed the controversial Menstrual Dignity Act into law.

The Labor leader appeared fired-up up during the press conference in his home suburb of Marrickville, inner west Sydney.

Parents of a six-year-old boy who recently completed a full-length marathon are being condemned for making the child run alongside them in the race.

Heard said she felt protective around Lily-Rose and argued with Depp over father Johnny allowing an unnamed music star whom his daughter 'had a crush on' sleep over.

Ammy Singleton, 28, faced Port Augusta Court on Wednesday after being charged with communicating with a child to make them amenable to sexual activity.

Pauline Hanson was shocked to receive a 'Mother of the Year' award from Christian organisation Family Voice ahead of Mother's Day on Sunday.

Scott Belcher spotted the 30 centimetre long jellyfish swimming 800 metres from the shore at Shelly Beach at Cronulla, south of Sydney, on Sunday.

A speech for Mr Turnbull's address at the Washington Harvard Club on Friday morning appears to show him encouraging Aussies to vote for independents.

Peter Carter, who is mayor of Port Hedland in Western Australia, was in a Vietnam hotel when he joined the Microsoft Team meeting on March 31.

An Aussie mother has been left horrified by a putrid pasta sauce included in her home-delivered groceries from a major grocer, after she found the jar bore a layer of mould.

City Attorney Mike Feuer has charged Dave Chappelle's attacker with battery and assault after LA's woke DA George Gascon announced he would not pursue felony charges.

'He's the leader of the party, that's clear ... If he decides to run, he will be the nominee,' Utah Sen. Mitt Romney said of former President Donald Trump.

The city increased its COVID-19 alert from low to medium this week. Commissioner Ashwin Vasan says the restrictions will come back if the pace of infections keeps going up.

Adams, 61, paid for the trip out of campaign funds after attending the ritzy Met Gala on Monday, according to staffers and spent two days in Southern California.

A tradie who had sex with a drunk law student he met while on a night out has been found not guilty of raping the woman. 

Little Nevaeh Austin, 3, has made significant progress in the hours since she was rescued from the bus in Gracemere, Queensland about 3pm on Wednesday.

In a Thursday afternoon statement, Biden praised Jean-Pierre's 'strong voice' while also thanking Psaki for 'returning decency, respect and decorum to the White House briefing room.'

Maye Musk condemned the NY Times for suggesting her son was sheltered from the segregation and anti-black government propaganda that plagued South Africa throughout his childhood.

'If Mike got in, I think it'd be a hard one for him. I think it would be a hard one,' former President Donald Trump said of former Vice President Mike Pence's chances in a presidential primary.

The Los Angeles District Attorney's office won't charge the man accused of attacking Dave Chappelle on stage with a felony and has instead referred the case to the city attorney's office for possible misdemeanor charges.

The top lawyer in Obama's Education Dept. warned in a 'strictly confidential' memo that President Biden would be on shaky legal ground if he tried to cancel student debt using executive action.

TOM LEONARD: Some of Germany's richest families today remain beneficiaries of monstrous Nazi collaborators who were never punished and whose horrifying legacy continues to be kept quiet.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Inflation is predicted to soar above 10 per cent, heaping more agony on families and pensioners grappling with rocketing prices for everything from energy bills to petrol.

A man in his 30s has been taken to hospital in a critical condition after falling from a window in front of horrified schoolchildren.

Angelo Carusone, president and CEO of Media Matters for America, said on Thursday that Twitter was following its policies when it blocked reporting on Hunter Biden's laptop.

The FDA announced on Thursday it is limiting the use of the Janssen COVID-19 vaccine to people 18 or older after an investigation found that those who received the jab were at risk of blood clots.

A series of fires - one of which officially killed 22 at a defence ministry missile design research institute, and another with three deaths at an explosives plant are being seen as possible sabotage attacks.

In an interview with Labor deputy leader Richard Marles on the Today show, Langdon said: 'I reckon detail is his kryptonite'.

Daniel Shanks claimed 'three eyewitnesses' had seen Jorge Aguirre Astudillo leave his daughter Adelynn Shanks outside the church in Cancun on Monday.

Traditional Mother's Day stalls, morning teas and assemblies have been rebranded ahead of this Sunday's annual celebration for mums, sparking a new debate.

Maison DesChamps, 22, had someone with him to record video as he climbed the 721-foot building on 8th Avenue and West 40th around 5 a.m. Thursday.

Some daring young BMX riders even jumped their then trendy new bikes over friends and relations brave enough lie on the ground beneath them, through a bonfire, or even off a pier into the sea.

Labour was under pressure last night to release the Beergate Tapes following Sir Keir's suggestion that he recorded video clips after his late-night takeaway.

On Wednesday the The Writers Guild of America West called on their employers to not film in states that ban abortion days after it was revealed the Supreme Court plan to strike down Roe v. Wade.

Jen Psaki refused to condemn plans for protests to take place outside of conservative justices' homes over the leaked draft opinion that suggests they plan to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Mr Coyle, 43, the suspended Labour MP, posted on Twitter account bragging of his 'step count' while campaigning after being suspended for 'racist comments' made towards a British-Chinese reporter.

A Channel Seven reporter has stopped his live cross and rushed into the surf to rescue a 10-year-old boy who was in trouble in the water.

The death of Alfred Baldwin III, one of the key men in the burglary of the Democratic National Convention was confirmed on May 5, 2022.

Valentina Galatova, 27 and a mother-of-one, died in the Black Sea port city of Mariupol on April 14 when she was hit by a mortar while carrying out a 'combat mission', Russian media has reported.

Chuck Schumer vowed to hold a vote on legislation to codify abortion rights next week in the fallout of the leaked preliminary Supreme Court opinion.

Mark Esper, Donald Trump's Secretary of Defense, made the astonishing claim in a new book, A Sacred Oath, out on Tuesday.

Jeffrey Hawkins, 42, a married father-of-four, was killed on March 13, 2020, while changing the Jeep's oil at Rochester Hills Chrysler Jeep Dodge dealership in Michigan.

Commuters are scrambling to find alternative ways to get to and from work with more than 100 bus routes in Melbourne's east, south and north-east cancelled.

Young Aussies have slammed a 'delusional' boomer who said that millennials should quit whinging about the recent interest hike and get thrifty if they dreamed of owning a home.

The Mexican Hoon Cartel, posted footage of several of their daredevil drivers performing burnouts on the Gateway Bridge in Brisbane's eastern suburbs.

Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper writes that a top military officer started researching the 25th Amendment following a Trump tirade against the military at the White House.

The woman, 44, allegedly stabbed the men, aged 59 and 61, at an apartment on the corner of Breese and Hope streets in Brunswick, Melbourne, at 5.20am on Thursday.

Carla Ann Whaley, 70, was arrested at her home in Gilbert, Arizona on Monday for a 'romance scam' that cost an 'lonely' unnamed Tennessee widow nearly $34,000.

DailyMail.com can reveal that less than a quarter - or $154million - of Jeffrey Epstein's $636million estate remains today, according to documents with the Virgin Island Superior Court.

A new watchdog, the Digital Markets Unit, will be able to force firms such as Google and Facebook to comply with codes of conduct or forfeit up to 10 per cent of global turnover.

Ray J, 41, said West had no idea Kim was behind the marketing of their sex tape. Nor did her ex know that Kim already had the only version of the second sex tape that he was supposedly to recover.

The two men identified as Ian Saalfield, 45, of Lake Grove, and Robert Julian, 58, were found by police inside the home in Hollywood Avenue, near South Evergreen Drive in Selden.

A man wearing a ski mask randomly poured V8 juice on three women shopping at the CVS at 51 Astor Place. around 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday.

Casey White, 38, was there when Casey Shelton was shot in the chest with a sawed-off shotgun. Her death was ruled a suicide at the time, but her family never believed the story, WAFF reports.

A new poll shows Dr. Mehmet Oz and David McCormick are running neck-and-neck in Pennsylvania's GOP Senate primary, just as Trump is set to take the stage for Oz on Friday.

Giuseppe Canzani, 41, allegedly confessed to killing Anna Torres, 51, when she answered the door to her house in the Ozone Park area on Wednesday afternoon.

The former president allowed his Florida resort to be used for the red carpet premiere of conservative filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza's latest movie, which pushes 2020 fraud conspiracy theories.

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts sounded off about the Roe v. Wade opinion leak on Thursday in a private meeting, calling it 'absolutely appalling.'

Wall Street is shifting into reverse, giving up much of the big gains it made a day earlier on relief that the Federal Reserve won't raise interest rates as aggressively as some feared to fight inflation.

Built in 1917 and recognized as a landmark by Chicago's Historic Preservation Society, the astonishing 11,600-square-feet real-estate gem is filled with history beyond its walls.

In the audio, recorded at an afterparty, Chappelle can be heard saying that he 'felt good' when a friend broke his 23-year-old attacker Isaiah Lee's arm.

Detectives have confirmed she was a British pensioner aged 80 and said they are treating it as a murder. A man and woman have been arrested by police.