The insider, believed to be close to the Duchess of Sussex and was attached to her security detail during the 10-day tour in 2019, said he personally saw the 'severely melted' heater.

The actor, 33, who played Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter franchise, took to Twitter on Friday to detail the alleged ordeal as he flew from Orlando to Toronto.

Energy price cap rises are likely to dent the cost-saving benefits of running an electric vehicle versus a car with a petrol engine. But by how much?

Police gave the 21-year-old man first aid until paramedics arrived after the stabbing in West London, and he was taken to an ambulance 'through significant crowds'.

The woman, whose name has not been released, flew from Amsterdam, Netherlands to Mexico and was reportedly stopped by security staff at the airport's Terminal 2, according to local reports.

The Duchess of Sussex's sit-down with Mariah Carey will be released hours after her interview with The Cut threatened to deepen Meghan and Harry's rift with the Windsors.

Sarah admitted she had always suspected she would be diagnosed with the disease and had 'waited 40 years to hear those words' after her mother Ann died of cancer.

Police Horse (PH) Sandown has been described as one of the Metropolitan Police's most experienced horses, having served an 'impeccable' seven years in the force.

It means almost 1.5million people have been forced to travel further afield to seek treatment because new surgeries haven't opened in their postcode area.

Armed police carrying assault rifles swooped on an alleged suspect as video footage showed teenage revellers at Reading and Leeds Festival torching tents, fighting and looting.

Scottish writer Miss McDermid, 67, revealed she received a letter demanding that she drop the moniker because copyright of the nickname is owned by the company Agatha Christie Ltd.

Alex Robertson Jr, 45, said he and his brother William smashed the windows of the two Mitsubishis after their father Alex Snr told him he would see 'f*** all' from his winnings, giving him just 200 cigarettes.

In a 6,400-word magazine article, the Duchess of Sussex made a series of apparent swipes at the royals, warning she could 'say anything' now that she has left the Firm.

Working from home could lead to household energy bills being stretched by an extra £2,500 each year, a new survey has revealed.

Meghan's latest interview lifts the lid on her gilded life in the millionaires' haven of Montecito in California.

Police have also today made a further 32 arrests in the last 24 hours as officers continue to hunt down the killer of the nine-year-old who was shot dead last week.

RICHARD EDEN: Prising a Renaissance masterpiece from the wall where it had hung for 100 years might sound a rather bitter pill to swallow.

The warship was reportedly forced to anchor near the Isle of Wight yesterday, after it has just set sail for a major mission to the United States. The carrier's departure date had already been delayed.

The owners of thousands of flats identified as unsafe after the Grenfell disaster may be able to sue for compensation in the wake of a landmark legal victory. Residents in Manchester won their battle.

The Home Secretary urged police to be tougher on 'lawless' Just Stop Oil activists whose protest blocking a fuel depot in turn shut the roads leading to a printworks.

Eight ambulance trusts are trialling 21 zero-emission vehicles, with six dedicated to responding to mental health callouts.

The statistics, from dataHE, show the entry rate was 37.4 per cent - down from 38.2 per cent in 2021 and the first drop since 2012.

The Tory frontrunner will give the green light to a series of oil and gas licences in the North Sea if she is elected next week - in a bid to bolster the UK's energy security.

Roads and streets surounding the festival in West London were pictured full of piles of rubbish which included a destroyed Transport for London bike and tons of takeaway boxes.

Criminal barristers in England and Wales will in effect go on a continuous strike from today after their row with the Government over pay intensified.

Pubs and breweries have warned they face going bust amid soaring energy costs, with some claiming bills have rocketed by 300 per cent.

Nearly 500,000 people in Pakistan have sought shelter in camps after torrential floods destroyed their homes. The country's climate minister warned it is on the 'front line' of the world's climate crisis

A senior civil servant forced a journal to make changes to scientific research which revealed there was no evidence the badger cull stopped cattle catching tuberculosis.

Fighting around the plant, which was seized in March, has sparked concerns, with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky warning of a nuclear catastrophe.

A large proportion of overseas aid handed out by the UK Government is 'wasteful and paternalistic', former international development secretary Rory Stewart has admitted.

Pilot Gregor Ogston was forced to break-off from the formation when its glass cockpit was shattered. Eyewitnesses heard a 'pop' before the plane was forced to veer off course in north Wales

Millions of families are just 19 days away from being unable to afford basic essentials, a study has revealed. Spiralling energy, food and fuel bills mean households are are using their savings on bills.

Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi will hold talks with his US counterparts this week about efforts to curb global energy prices.

BREAKING: Millions of people have been left unable to access their Twitter accounts after the social media platform went down this evening.

The Derbyshire school, where boarders pay more than £40,000 a year, said its handling of the matter has been backed up by two expert independent reviews.

Dr Sara Kayat appeared on This Morning to bust some common health myths - explaining why you don't need to drink eight glasses of water day or clean your ears, despite popular belief.

The out-of-court settlements with the families of Anthony Walgate and Gabriel Kovari, as well as the partner of Daniel Whitworth, emerged after a new inquest last year.

NASA says the rocket is stable and the team is gathering data on the failed engine bleed. The issue was identified at 7:30am ET and in just a little over an hour, Artemis I was scrubbed. .

The supermodel, 36, shared a slew of snaps from the vacation, swimming alongside pigs, while looking striking in a skimpy bikini.

The scale of NHS Scotland's reliance on temporary staff has been laid bare in figures which showed the bill for private agency nurses has tripled to £92million over the past five years.

Tory leadership frontrunner Liz Truss has pulled out of an interview with veteran political journalist Nick Robinson due to air tomorrow, despite rival Rishi Sunak sitting down with him earlier this month.

British Transport Police (BTP) reported officers were called to the Hammersmith and City Line at 1.26pm this afternoon, following reports of a 'serious incident'.

The 65,000-tonne warship has suffered an 'emerging mechanical issue' near the Isle of Wight, according to a Royal Navy spokesperson, and is reportedly now at anchor amid investigations.

Chaos broke out around 4pm on Sunday, with videos showing fires burning across the Reading campsite attendees. Security forces struggled to keep order as the fires raged.

Those who have children at the £21,000-a-year Lambrook School near Ascot believe their 52 acre slice of idylic Berkshire countryside could be transformed when the three royal children attend.

Australian entrepreneur Harry Saunders, 24, who was homeless at 17 before he started his successful company, swapped lives with Angel and Santana Blanco Lista on Rich House, Poor House.

EXCL: An NHS mental health Trust in Norfolk and Suffolk is using the term 'birthing people' instead of mothers or women prompting accusations it is erasing women from health information.

Hillary Clinton was slammed online for inserting herself into Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin's ongoing party scandal.

DOMINIC LAWSON: Perhaps I was more affected by it than some, because our younger daughter, now 27, has Down's syndrome.

MAILONLINE LIVE BLOG: The US space agency was hoping to launch the Space Launch System rocket and Orion capsule atop it on a six-week voyage to the moon and back.

Sunshine and cloud will end the country's Meteorological Summer before rain begins to move in later this week, as Brits can expect to see highs of 73.4F (23C) today, with high teens elsewhere.

According to a YouGov survey, 47 per cent of those who intend to vote Conservative at the next election are in favour of returning energy companies to public ownership.

NASA was due to launch its new moon rocket from Cape Canaveral in Florida today (Monday, August 29), but an engine issue forced engineers to delay lift-off until Friday at the earliest.

Dozens of officers from the anti-gang Matrix squad arrived on the road in the Dovecot area of Liverpool for painstaking searches lasting several hours.

Two hunting lionesses, twenty crazed hyenas and a giraffe carcass brought play at Skukuza Golf Club to a sudden halt as the unusual hazards posed a threat to players. Wild animals roam the course

Land grabbers and cattle ranchers had completely wiped out the rest of his tribe in several attacks since the 1970s, leaving him to live out his days on his own.

The tragedy took place on the small lake of Schwendisee in St. Gallen Canton, north-eastern Switzerland, on Friday afternoon.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps says presenting his own Covid research on a spreadsheet helped save the nation from another Christmas lockdown at crucial meeting.

Nitrous oxide is regularly taken by young people at parties and festivals, and the small silver canisters it is usually sold in have become a familiar sight in town centres and parks.

More than 13,500 hospital beds - one in seven - are filled with patients declared fit for discharge by doctors.

In a new thread on anonymous secret-sharing app Whisper , people have been writing up the reasons their other half's family haven't taken a shine to them.

A 16-year-old boy has died today as police suspect he could have taken an MDMA tablet at Leeds Festival on Saturday night. West Yorkshire Police have launched an investigation.

The child was unconscious but breathing when the ambulance service and fire crew arrived to take her to Alder Hay Children's Hospital.

The horse collapsed at around 9pm and died at the scene. In a statement posted on social media tonight, the force said it was too early to determine the cause of the animal's death.

The Government is now re-affirming the city status of Gibraltar after research in the National Archives revealed Queen Victoria granted the award in 1842.

Water firms are illegally dumping sewage through more than 870 discharge pipes without permits, a probe has found, as the industry body says it agrees more needs to be done to tackle damage.

An elderly woman was forced to certify her husband's death over a video call after being told her GP would not visit her home.

Police recovered the body of the man believed to be in his 40s from the water at Chichester Wharf, Erith. The man has not yet been identified but officers are working to do so and and inform his next of kin

Young people are praying more often than older generations due to the popularity of mindfulness and spirituality, the Church of England has suggested

The 34th annual World Bogsnorkelling Championships took place in Llanwrtyd Wells, Wales on Sunday 28 August, with a bog snorkelling triathlon also taking place on Saturday.

The Savanta ComRes survey, which was carried out before Ofgem announced its price cap rise, asked 2,000 adults how they would deal with soaring bills.

Former Conservative minister Michael Gove has been photographed partying at a dance venue in Ibiza, after writing a recent article suggesting his frontbench career in politics is at an end.

A 72-second silence has been held at Notting Hill Carnival this afternoon to commemorate the lives lost during the Grenfell fire disaster.

The former air hostess is allegedly being pursued by streaming giants, Discovery, Netflix and Apple, who want her to speak on-the-record about her version of events.

Police hunting a man who raped a woman in Gloucester on Friday evening shortly after meeting her at a bus stop have issued CCTV of a man they would like to speak to (pictured).

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The violent clashes erupted in Baghdad after powerful Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr announced he was quitting politics.

Chris Dawson's twin brother and family members have scuffled with reporters in wild scenes outside the NSW Supreme Court after the 74-year-old was found guilty of murder.

The soldiers on patrol in Mariupol received reports that Azov fighters were hiding out in a home on the outskirts of the city, the Mariupol mayor's office said on Telegram.

Satellite and mobile phone pictures highlight a hole in the roof of what is claimed to be Special Building No. 1, where fresh fuel for nuclear reactors is stored in Europe's largest nuclear power plant.

Orlando Piasecke, 19, was travelling at twice the speed limit when he ploughed into a car before being catapulted into the concrete post on April 2 last year in Ilkeston Derbyshire.

Liam Allan went into the water by Bill's restaurant on Riverside Walk in Kingston, south-west London, at just after 10.30pm on Friday.

Ms Truss is also due to use her first days in office to approve a series of new oil and gas drilling licences in the North Sea.

On June 21, 1931, the Schienenzeppelin (pictured after the trip) set a new speed record for the railway when it travelled at 143 miles per hour on the Berlin to Hamburg line in Germany.

Oleksiy Kovalyov, 33, a senior official in charge of agriculture in the Moscow-appointed military-civil administration in Kherson, was killed with a pump action shotgun at his home in the city of Hola Prystan.

The gunman who walked into a grocery store in Oregon and shot two people dead with an AR-15 on Sunday kept a two-month long online diary chronicling the decline of his mental health.

Kayleigh Burns, 16, an asthmatic, collapsed at a house party in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, shortly after being filmed taking laughing gas. The exact cause of Kayleigh's death has not been revealed.

The Western Australian father of five is 'mourning half of his body' after he fractured his spine in a horror kite surfing accident in Perth.

Gordon Knight was one of the passengers abandoned at Japan's Narita International Airport on Sunday when the JQ12 flight to the Gold Coast was delayed for 24 hours.

Chris Dawson was seen shaking his head and his twin brother muttered 'bulls***' as the judge found the teacher and former football star guilty of the 1982 murder of his wife Lynette.

Dramatic scenes played out in the NSW Supreme Court as former football star Chris Dawson was found GUILTY of his wife's 1982 murder. A judge found his evidence 'absurd' and 'a lie'.

Chris Dawson's sordid affair with a teenage girl he taught and moved into his marital home brought him far more attention than his first grade rugby league career ever did.

Teacher's Pet - started in 2018 by journalist Hedley Thomas - was the key to the courts finally catching up with Chris Dawson for the murder of his wife Lynette decades before.

Police have given themselves powers to stop and search a person without suspicion for 'dangerous instruments and offensive weapons' within the Carnival area in West London.

New York Magazine deleted a tweet touting its exclusive interview with Meghan Markle that failed to mention her royal title - Duchess of Sussex - and replaced it with a tweet that did

After more than 40 years of speculation and mystery, former Sydney high school teacher Chris Dawson has been found guilty of murdering his wife Lynette.

A list of food items from the Raw Nation Wholefoods range were recalled from Coles and IGA over warnings of potential listeria contamination on Monday.

In a bombshell interview, the Duchess of Sussex launched a fresh salvo of attacks on the royals, Britain and the press.

Rebels bikie Bradley Daniele, 29, died in Royal Adelaide Hospital on Sunday. He gained notoriety when he bashed a convicted sex offender in an Adelaide jail in 2019 and posted video online.

The former NBA superstar, worth an estimated $400million, gave a press conference with Mr Albanese in Sydney on Saturday where he was supposed to back The Voice.

A Perth homeowner watched in horror as her doorbell security camera livestreamed a teenage driver crashing into the side of her home, taking out her bedroom wall.

Approximately 20 children and multiple self-proclaimed teachers were in attendance at the event in Roanoke Sunday, at a trans activist 'drag brunch' at the Anderson Distillery and Grill.

Chris Dawson, who has been found guilty of murdering his wife Lynette 40 years ago, wanted 'unfettered' access to his teenage lover, known as 'JC' for legal reasons. But she turned on him in court.

The woman joined colleagues for drinks at ivy nightclub, in Sydney's CBD, on Friday night before walking back to accounting firm Ernst & Young's headquarters on George St.

Chris Dawson, 74, was found guilty of murdering his wife Lynette in the NSW Supreme Court on Tuesday - bringing a four decade mystery to a close.

A Qantas passenger flying from Sydney to Perth has filmed excessive dust coming off the seat beside him after he slapped the empty space to see how clean it was.

Raymond 'RJ' McLeod spent six years on the run after allegedly killing Krystal Mitchell, 30, his girlfriend of a few weeks, in a vacation rental apartment in San Diego in June 2016.

UK officials will meet with Albanian Police today to agree a plan for the country's police officers to be stationed at British Ports. It is part of Priti Patel's 'rapid removal' agreement with Albania

A high-profile cryptocurrency trader that uses American movie star Matt Damon in its advertising mistakenly transferred almost $10.5million to a Melbourne woman.

A judge rejected a killer's appeal against his sentence of 32 years on Tuesday. Jack Harrison Vincent Sadler shot and mutilated Jake Anderson-Brettner - dumping his torso in bushland

Fish are dying by the tens of thousands in Oakland's Lake Merritt and other parts of the San Francisco Bay. The massive die-off follows a weeks-long 'red tide' event.

The grainy surveillance photos showed one of the supposed juveniles in a red jacket and the other in black, as well as a photo of the blue sedan cops say the pair fled in.

The incident, which transpired Saturday, saw the suspect, identified as Kiani Phoenix, fatally strike Milton Storch with her car, sparking a two-day manhunt for the woman after she fled the scene.

Christopher Thornton, who filmed the raging bull, said the animal was put in a holding pen, preparing for its run, when it broke out the side and leaped toward the crowded bleachers.

Australians have taken to social media to issue a warning about a nasty new variation on the ubiquitous 'Hi Mum' scam that has stolen more than $2.6m from victims this year.

The letter, addressed to Mark Zuckerberg, also requests names of FBI and DOJ officials who told the social media behemoth that a document dump ahead of the 2020 election was 'disinformation.'

A group that challenged the constitutional validity of Covid-19 measures has been ordered to pay more than $200,000 to cover the legal costs of seven Australian governments.

Kaitlin Armstrong, 34, is accused of killing Anna Moriah 'Mo' Wilson on May 11 in Austin, Texas. Armstrong reportedly flew into a jealous rage after discovering Wilson was seeing her boyfriend.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Why on earth would the selfish eco-zealots who wreak havoc on ordinary people's lives ever stop their disruption when they are so indulged by the authorities?

The lawyer for Matt Araiza told DailyMail.com exclusively that he has witnesses who will refute the gang rape allegations being faced by the former San Diego State University kicker.

A court has heard heart-breaking details from case described as 'the most serious of all sexual violation cases' in which a couple groomed, drugged, raped, filmed the women's daughter for six years.

Ming Long, who chairs AMP Capital Funds Management, told an ANZ podcast she would not approve of someone running a company unless they could prove they had managed a diverse team.

Meat trays were given a new look, swapping clear plastic for black in a push to streamline recycling in the country after it was discovered the black plastic wasn't picked up by sorting machines.

The cuts due in 2024 benefit everyone on more than $45,000 but would help the wealthiest Australians the most, handing $9,000 a year to those on more than $200,000.

David Larkin and the alleged mistress Zowie Noring both faced intense grillings as the trial of Christie Lee Kennedy continued in Brisbane District Court on Tuesday.

Karan Sharma, 33, claims he was sacked over allegations against him which came after he reported a transgender worker's strip show in a staff tearoom to higher-ups.

After waiting for 40 years to find out what happened to 33-year-old Lynette Joy Dawson who vanished with out a trace, Justice Ian Harrison SC will hand down his verdict on 'The Teacher's Pet' case.

Sheila O'Leary, 39, got life in prison by a court in Fort Myers, Florida, on Monday. Her son Ezra died in September 2019 after he was fed raw fruit and vegetables.

NT Police Acting Senior Sergeant Neil Mellon, 47, was arrested upon his arrival at work at Darwin Police Station on Thursday morning.

The woman who says that she was gang raped by Matt Araiza and two of his then teammates from San Diego State University has accused the trio of leaving her bleeding and ripping out her piercings.

President Bill Clinton and Dr. Ruth Westheimer were seated next to one another at the US Open which caught the attention of tennis commentators. The pair could be seen animatedly chatting away.

A six-year-old boy went into cardiac arrest and died after waiting 12 hours for a medical plane to evacuate him from a regional hospital.

A woman went from fit and healthy to fully paralysed in 12 hours of eating pipis - a clam-like shellfish - she collected from a popular beach on New Zealand's North Island.

Molan sued Daily Mail Australia for defamation in the Federal Court over publications she said portrayed her as racist and 'an arrogant woman of white privilege'.

A mother who was pregnant when she was handcuffed and arrested in her own home over a Facebook post allegedly inciting an anti-lockdown protest in Victoria has had the charge dropped.

Gruesome video footage shows the moment a protective Sydney, Ohio father Mitchell Duckro guns down his daughter's ex-boyfriend James Rayl as he tries to break into the family's home

For the first time since 1982, there has not been a single named storm anywhere in the Atlantic between July 3 and the penultimate week of August.

Ghislaine Maxwell, 60, has become friends while in jail with a double murderer. Narcy Novack, 65, was convicted of killing her millionaire ex-husband and his mother in 2009.

Sydney train services are expected to run to a half hourly frequency during the 24 hour strike while all trains on the T5 Cumberland and T7 Olympic Park lines will be cancelled.

Glenn Hirsch, 51, from Jamaica, in Queens, killed himself earlier this month ahead of a court hearing appearance after being bailed out of jail on a $500,000 bond.

Shawman Meireis, a business consultant from Naples, Florida, was visiting Chicago at the weekend with her boyfriend when she was hit and killed by suspected drag racers.

Young jockey Leah Kilner, 24, has walked out of a Queensland hospital weeks after being placed in a coma when she suffered horror head and spinal injuries from a bad fall during a race in NSW.

Journalist Alexandra Smith - in her new book, The Secret, about the rise and spectacular fall of Ms Berejiklian - reveals how some staff described working for her as like working for the Queen.

The Old War Office in London's Whitehall, that hosted Churchill and James Bond, is set to be converted into the first British hotel of the Singapore-based group Raffles.

192,000 South Australians will receive up to $449 in a new one-off cash payment to help residents cope with the cost of living crisis. It will be available to concession card holders and low income earners.

Plant-based milks like almond and soy have risen in popularity but a new technology could see 'synthetic' milk that is the same as cow's milk but made in a lab, on sale in Australian shops by 2023.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre insisted Monday that migrants weren't 'walking' into the United States in a prickly back-and-forth with Fox News Channel's Peter Doocy.

The shooting transpired Monday on the campus of Madison Park Academy, cops say, forcing officials to evacuate the school, situated in the Sobrante Park neighborhood.

Australians looking for a holiday could be in luck, with Jetstar offering domestic flights for as cheap as $39 this week as part of its bumper Spring Sale.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: With Paul Merton and Ian Hislop clearing their throats to mock Boris in this week's first episode of the 64th series of Have I Got News For You, could this be the last outing?