The mystery over the lavish makeover of the Prime Minister's Downing Street flat deepened last night after claims emerged of a secret Tory money trail used to pay for it.

Across the globe, the Harry and Meghan interview has divided families, communities and even nations. Its fallout has been greater than anyone could have imagined.

Reminiscent of abuse suffered by Iraqis at Abu Ghraib prison, footage of the shocking incident in which Drunken troops appeared to assault a young airman was obtained by the Daily Mail.

Wayne Couzens, 48, was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the disappearance of Miss Everard, 33, and has been held in custody in London for four days.

It has been revealed that the Home Office and the National Crime Agency have been trialling controversial surveillance powers to log and store information about online activity.

In less than 48 hours, more than 100,000 people have made impassioned pleas calling for the presenter to be reinstated on ITV's flagship breakfast show.

Baroness Jones was criticised after using a House of Lords debate to propose legislation that would require all men to stay at home.

Pub bosses in Britain have said their bookings have gone 'gang busters', with up to twice as many reservations as when they reopened in July last year.

The event is being organised by a steering committee, including the Princess of Wales' sister and one of her closest friends. Pictured: The brothers in 2018.

The Chancellor said he was a fan of the positives that communal working brings but admitted that changes made during the last year would probably stay at least in some form.

The UK 'medical doctor apprenticeship,' could see existing healthcare workers train to be doctors while they work.

Nearly 7,500 UK GPs are earning between £100,000 and £199,999, while one is pocketing £700,000 - more than four times the salary of the PM.

A year ago today, the full impact of the Covid pandemic had yet to fully hit home with Britons. While more than 3,000 had died in China by March 12, 2020, there had been just ten deaths in the UK.

The UK Government (pictured, Dominic Raab) is considering alternatives such as missing the 0.7 per cent target as a one-off this year and returning to it in 2022.

Meghan also complained to ITV bosses about the former co-host of Good Morning Britain after he said on-air that he 'didn't believe a word' of her interview with chat show host Oprah Winfrey.

Paul Farrell, 55, has today pleaded guilty to sexually abusing eight children at the hospital in London, between 1985 and 2020. This amounted to at least 500 instances of abuse.

According to a new YouGov poll, the couple's popularity has plummeted in the wake of the explosive broadcast, in which the couple made serious accusations of racism in the Royal Family.

Sarm Heslop's boyfriend told the US Coast Guard he had woken up in the early hours of Monday to find no trace of her on board the 47ft Siren Song.

The House of Commons could go on tour to Scotland as part of the Government's plan to boost the Union and see off Nicola Sturgeon's independence push, it was claimed today.

In an open letter on Instagram, the British journalist declared himself the latest victim of cancel culture, before adding that he considered himself 'neither a victim, not actually cancelled'.

Today, Lord-Lieutenant Golding said she did 'not believe in the least' allegations that the British Royal Family were racist.

The UK's case count is a rise on last Friday (11 per cent), driven up by a huge spike in the number of tests being done as schools reopened, with a record 1.6million carried out yesterday.

The Office for National Statistics said more people were visiting parks or green spaces, collecting takeaways or buying non-essential items than in the darkest days of January.

Alexei Navalny, 44, was last reported to be in penal colony number 2 east of Moscow. But his lawyers don't know where the Kremlin critic is now after he was transported today.

Universities minister Michelle Donelan made the comments this morning amid the bitter pay row. It comes amid reports the UK Government will back-track on its original offer.

The British-Swedish pharma giant said its analysis of more than 10million records showed there was 'no evidence of an increased risk' in any age group or any batch of doses.

The trust's controversial audit detailed links between 93 of its properties, including Winston Churchill's former home Chartwell (pictured) and historic slavery and colonialism.

Hemlock water dropwort roots, also known as 'dead man's fingers', came ashore on St Bees beach near Egremont, Cumbria. Coastguards fear that recent storms battering Britain uprooted the plants.

Osbourne had launched into a passionate defence of her fellow Brit on the programme, saying 'Everybody has a right to say what they feel with freedom of speech'.

Boris Johnson yesterday insisted the Oxford AstraZeneca jab was safe after the EU launched a probe into reports of blood clots in a small number of vaccinated people on the Continent.

Department of Health data showed 31 out of 32 boroughs in London saw their infection rate dip over the seven-day spell to March 6. Hammersmith and Fulham saw the sharpest drop.

William yesterday became the first senior Windsor to address directly the string of allegations made by Harry and Meghan in their explosive Oprah Winfrey interview.

Omid Scobie claimed Meghan emailed a royal aide asking if Kensington Palace could 'set the record straight' about allegations she made Kate cry in November 2018.

Karen Gibson, who founded The Kingdom Choir - which performed at Harry and Meghan's wedding in May 2018 - told TMZ that she had trouble believing Prince Charles was racist.

Gatherings can take place in any outdoor space, including private gardens, after Nicola Sturgeon announced a 'cautious acceleration' of her roadmap this week.

Vince Muscat was sentenced to 15 years in prison for his involvement in the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia - who was killed in a car bomb attack near her Malta home in 2017.

Gavin Williamson today categorically ruled out ditching GCSEs as he said the exams at 16 'are going to be there for an awful lot longer'.

Speaking from Portsmouth, Second Sea Lord Vice Admiral Nick Hine, 55, opened up about his condition as he encouraged others with autism to join the armed forces.

Carrie Oxbury, 37, who ran a dog grooming business, died in hospital two hours after taking a large quantity of anti-anxiety tablets at her home in Chapel en le Frith, Derbyshire, last August.

Lambeth in south London has the lowest proportion of care home staff take up the vaccine, with just 377 staff given a jab out of a total of 884 eligible staff - an uptake of just 42.6 per cent.

The Queen's husband of 73 years - whose 100th birthday is on June 10 - underwent heart surgery last week and remains in the King Edward VII Hospital in London for further recuperation.

Why is it that women still feel unsafe on Britain's streets? And are they right to do so? Here a selection of writers give their views.

There were 2,286 Covid deaths on Wednesday and nearly 70,000 cases in Brazil which, over the last seven days, has ranked as the most deadly and most infectious in the world.

Italy and Norway have joined Denmark and a host of other European countries in suspending the use of AstraZeneca's vaccine today over fears it could cause blood clots.

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Wayne Couzens, 48, a firearms officer from the Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command, was this morning taken to Westminster Magistrates' Court in a security van.

A 'massive explosion' was heard in affluent Sydney suburb on Saturday amid unconfirmed reports a boat with six people on board went up in flames.

Michele Bootes, 63, is recovering in hospital after she was attacked by a shark early on Saturday morning on the NSW south coast at Merimbula while on a morning swim.

A Reclaim These Streets event was due to be held tonight at Clapham Common, near where the 33-year-old went missing on March 3.

In yet another boost to the UK's rapidly advancing vaccine roll-out, the Government is reportedly set to take stock of a 'bumper supply' of vaccines in the coming days.

EXCLUSIVE: Rebekah Vardy's legal team has estimated their costs could reach £1.1m after a trial while Coleen Rooney's camp assessed their costs at just over £500,000 if the case should go to trial.

Philip - whose 100th birthday is on June 10 - underwent heart surgery earlier this month after being initially admitted on February 16 as a 'precautionary' measure when he felt unwell.

Lupe Cabrera, whose family has owned a bar on the U.S.-Mexico border for 60 years, said he was seeing a surge in numbers as Democrats in Texas say Biden should have prepared.

The whereabouts of Russell Hill and Carol Clay still remain unknown after they vanished in Victoria's Wonnangatta Valley area almost a year ago.

Some areas have had no new infections for a month. The findings prompted calls for the lockdown to be lifted more quickly - and prevent further damage to the economy.

Portugal is set to be removed from the travel ban 'red list', paving the way for summer holidays there. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps is set to take the country off list of Covid-hotspot countries.

Miller - who served as speechwriter and senior advisor to President Trump - made the remarks on Fox Business Friday.

Turkish tourism bosses are poised to allow tourists to holiday in the country if they have been vaccinated or can show proof of a negative coronavirus test.

A physical therapist died at her home in January just two days after she received an mRNA shot believed to be either the Pfizer/BioNTech or Moderna vaccine.

Jane Smith, 65, from Thornbury, Gloucestershire was left furious when told that her mother Rita's care home is only allowing two visitor slots for all residents on the special day.

Remnants of Sydney's once flourishing illegal gambling culture of the 1960s to 1980s are still clearly visible across the inner-city and eastern suburbs if you know where to look for them.

Taylor, a 26, was fatally shot eight times by police as they served a no-knock warrant at her Louisville, Kentucky apartment on March 13, in the middle of the night.

One forensic pathologist was 'astonished' at the random appearance of missing 'fraudster' Melissa Caddiick's foot 400km away while another raised a new theory about what might have happened.

The former President delighted attendees at the event as he took to the stage for an impromptu speech.

The ugly scenes occurred Friday after a group of activists assembled to march against the Department of Homeland Security.

Mr Hunt was hospitalised on Tuesday with cellulitis, a bacterial skin infection that appears as red and swollen skin and can be very painful.

'We're also banning "wiggling", "jiggling" and "giggling" just to be on the safe side'

The war of words between Fox News' Tucker Carlson and the military is continuing. Friday, Carlson slammed 'woke Generals' in the armed forces after changes were made to recruit more women.

Senator Ron Johnson, R-Wisconsin, has described the pro-Trump rioters who stormed the Capitol on January 6 as people who 'truly respect law enforcement' but would have feared BLM or Antifa.

New Yorkers on Friday night were out in force as spring was in the air and the clocks were set to change. Next week restrictions on restaurants will be lifted further, to the joy of owners.

Royal lust. Bigamy. And a ballgown that was just a wisp of Ivy...never mind the TV series, read the real-life story of seductress Elizabeth Chudleigh who caused a scandal in Georgian society.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo received backlash on Friday after he said he is 'not part of the political club' when refusing to resign following a slew of sexual harassment claims.

The woman in her 60s had been swimming at Merimbula, on the New South Wales south coast, with a friend at 7am on Saturday when she was attacked.

Thursdays' game pitted Norman High against Midwest City in Oklahoma's women's Class 6A state quarterfinals contest.

No one could have predicted the manner in which Van Wyk (pictured) met his end: shot dead at a barbecue, allegedly, by his billionaire British boss, Harvey Boulter.

An argument has heated up in iconic Sydney suburb Bondi after a scooter rider told car drivers she will 'take up as much space' as she likes and won't move to let cars pass as while waiting to turn.

A giant of Sydney radio had died at his home age 89. John Brennan was instrumental in the careers of stars including Alan Jones, John Laws and Ray Hadley and was said to have 'invented talkback'

New research has upturned one of the common beliefs of real estate and found that in 97 Queensland suburbs it's cheaper to buy and repay your mortgage than to rent.

The NYPD has released bodycam footage of a shooting that took place in December on the steps of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. Gunman, 52-year-old Luis Vasquez, fired two pistols into the air

The father-of-two badly hurt his T7 veterbrae and cracked several ribs during a horror fall at a Mornington Peninsula holiday home on Tuesday morning.

Sen. Bernie Sanders, chairman of the Senate Budget Committee says Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has declined a request to discuss issues around income inequality before Senate Budget Committee.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand called Friday on New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to resign

Polls have opened in Western Australia with Premier Mark McGowan tipped to lead Labor to a victory that could wipe out much of the Liberal opposition.

Aged care homes and hospitals will be closed to non-essential visitors in Greater Brisbane for the next three days after a doctor tested positive to Covid-19. 

A Nebraska mom has been convicted of sexually abusing friends of her 11-year-old daughter during sleepovers where she plied them with alcohol and pot gummies.

Breakthrough as police find a car they believe was used by a young man who is on the run after allegedly hitting a boy in Melbourne with an SUV. Police allege he lied to them about his personal details.

James Robert Davis, 40, was arrested after Australian Federal Police raided his home in Armidale in northern New South Wales on Thursday afternoon.

Elsy Rodriguez-Garcia, 27, from Huntington Station on Long Island, admitted on Thursday to arranging the murder of her former mother-in-law and her ex's five-year-old daughter in Ecuador.

Gregory Stevens, 27, faces a number of charges after a video circulating on social media shows him allegedly assaulting the driver of a Mitsubishi SUV and holding a gun.

Cabinet Office staff received an email yesterday revealing 500 officials will be moved to the new Glasgow office by 2024 as thousands of civil servants are moved out of London PM's plans/

Davina McCall warned of 'fear-mongering,' as women raised concerns about harassment following the alleged murder of marketing executive Sarah Everard, who vanished last week.

Jenny Morrison, wife of Prime Minister Scott, has talked openly about what her mental health struggles after the births of the couple's daughters Abbey and Lily 14 and 12 years ago.

The Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for another bout of bad weather in Scotland and urged people to expect 'travel disruption' from icy stretches as well as up to 5cm of snow.

A study shows credit card spending triggers the same chemical reaction in the brain as addictive drugs such as cocaine. Researchers found credit cards 'step on the gas' by putting costs out-of-mind.

Bold Britons no longer get red-faced when talking about previously taboo subjects such as politics, money and sex, according to a new study commissioned by finance firm Zopa.

Raids by West Midlands Police on an illegal poker night and a birthday party, both in Birmingham, complete with a four-piece band have been caught on bodycam footage. About 40 attended the events.

Patrizia Reggiani, 72, the Gucci 'Black Widow' being portrayed by Lady Gaga in the new Ridley Scott movie being filmed in Italy, was pictured on a rare outing where the film is being shot.

Roy Greenslade described the phone call to a colleague on The Sunday Times as 'very amusing' in a 2007 British Library recording on the history of the British Press that surfaced yesterday.

In 1991 during the Gulf War, an SAS unit of eight men led by Andy McNab was dropped into Iraq on a dangerous covert mission. Bravo Two Zero, McNab's book about their ordeal, has sold six million copies.

Boris Johnson said the sculptures, which date back to the 5th century BC, were 'legally acquired under appropriate laws at the time'. Greece insists they were stolen from the Acropolis in Athens.

Among those to already benefit is Briton Ramonjit Parmar, 11, who has had minimal access to the family computer at home.

Governor Cuomo's aides allegedly called at least six former employees looking for dirt on his first accuser Lindsay Boylan, according to new reports.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Not only has the Duchess of Cornwall comforted Prince Charles after Meghan's interview, she's had to cope with sad news of her own.

The Education (Guidance about Costs of School Uniforms) Bill passed its third reading in the Commons in the UK today.

The National Weather Service has warned of a major winter storm moving toward the central Rockies and High Plains, with Colorado and Wyoming expected to be blanketed with up to 3 feet of snow.

Michael Hammer, 65, has a past just as scandalous as his son's according to a Vanity Fair expose this week which claimed many of the Hammer men going back five generations have 'a dark side'.

A police force has become the first in Britain to appoint a 'dog detective' following a spike in pet thefts. Chief Inspector Amy Styles-Jones will be dedicated to tackling the thefts in Nottinghamshire.

SHIRLEY CONRAN: As someone who is known as 'Superwoman', I never dreamt I would want to commit suicide. I thought only weak-minded people did - not strong-minded people like me.

Animal lovers exercising their pets at the Queen's rural retreat in Norfolk have been warned of a threat from dognappers. Officials at Sandringham issued the alert following a spike in thefts in the area.

Florida now leads the nation in confirmed cases of the B117 variant, which now account for an estimated half of all new cases there, but has seen a 75 percent decline in total cases since January.

The man had been camping in Victoria's Yarra Ranges overnight when the tree fell on his tent at 5.45am on Saturday morning.

Latymer Upper School in Hammersmith contacted pupils to offer support after youngsters reported a 'toxic environment' within the £20,000-a-year school (file photo).

It was 9.15am in Melbourne on April 22 last year and Singh was just hours away from snuffing out the lives of four human beings that had dedicated their lives to helping others.

The 55-year-old Briton, who will sell his work with a digital certificate of authenticity, said his art project challenged 'the concept of value through money and art'.

A group of 30 women on Friday spoke out about the bullying and harassment they faced while working with for Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

Jennifer Weisselberg told The New Yorker she met Donald Trump at her former father-in-law's mother's shivah.

Boyd and Stephanie Householder are charged with more than 100 counts alleging they sexually, emotionally, and physically abused girls at Circle of Hope Girls Ranch in Cedar County, Missouri.

Researchers at the University of Maryland have analyzed cellphone data and found that the number of daily trips per person in February started to surpass pre-pandemic levels.

Grace Fusco and her 11 children would normally eat Italian family meals in Freehold Township, New Jersey. The woman and six of her children, along with her sister, wound up in the hospital.

The auction to buy the work by digital artist Beeple, which ended on Thursday, was the first ever sale by a major auction house of a piece of digital art that does not exist in physical form.

Jerry Fox, 71, was found dead in the early hours of Wednesday morning in his apartment on Seaman Avenue near West 207th Street in Inwood.

London's DHI Global hair transplant clinic saw a 39.9 per cent surge in customers between April and December last year, performing 2,432 procedures during the pandemic.

Renters Nicky and William and their three young children had their holidays ruined after their landlord pitched a tent in their yard and refused to leave. They are moving out fearing the owners will be back.

A clearly exasperated Jen Psaki refused to give Trump credit for work on the COVID vaccine and admitted Joe Biden wasn't the best person to convince 'hardcore' Trump supporters to get shot.

Governor Andrew Cuomo accused New York lawmakers calling for his resignation of being 'reckless and dangerous' as he refused to resign on Friday afternoon.

The junior medic at Princess Alexandra Hospital, in Brisbane, was infectious while out in the community on March 11, though his exact movements are not yet clear.

Exclusive DailyMail.com photos show Tiffany Trump on a balcony in Miami holding a lighter and a suspicious looking cigarette on Tuesday

Jessica Johanna Oseguera, the daughter of Mexico's most wanted cartel leader, pleaded guilty Friday to doing business with six companies that supported her father's cartel.

President Joe Biden took a victory lap in the White House Rose Garden Friday after signing the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package the day before.

President Joe Biden's administration on Friday will roll back a Trump-era policy that allowed undocumented immigrants to be arrested when they came to pick up unaccompanied children.

The technique has been outlawed by 21 states where any evidence gleaned from a hypnosis is not allowed in courtrooms, and many police forces simply do not use it at all because it is not full-proof.

At the end of March a NSW coroner is due to investigate the death of Braydon Worldon, killed on his 15th birthday in December 2019.

San Diego police have released body camera footage showing officers detain Anthony Fuller at gunpoint for speeding with his eight-year-old son in the car in response to a social media firestorm.

Biden emphasized a 'free and open Indo-Pacific is essential' in his opening remarks to leaders of Australia, India and Japan, a group critical to his plans to counter China's growing economic power. 

Built on a hill in London's West Norwood, the world's first ever Gothic-style cemetery was opened in 1837 as the capital's population grew rapidly towards the end of the Industrial Revolution.

The birth of one of a 70Kkg Rothchild giraffe, one the world's rarest species of giraffe was caught in this heartwarming footage at Chester Zoo. The calf has not yet been named.

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The Prime Minister flew straight into a political row over checks on goods that have set up a fresh confrontation with Brussels.

Disturbing footage has emerged of a wild brawl between dozens of students outside a shopping mall in Sydney's west - before an adult joined the out of control melee.

Employees said they were warned of repercussions including being 'sent back' to their countries if they voted in favor of unionizing next month.

Alcalira Jimenez De Rodriguez, 56, worked at the Millennium Anti-Aging and Surgery Center in Doral, Florida before her arrest. She faces two charges and is in jail pending a $5,000 bond.

Cosmin Tudorache, 33, who assaulted the woman during a 90-minute ordeal after she answered to his advert on urbanmassage.com, was sentenced to five years in prison for rape.

London mayor hopeful Shaun Bailey has vowed to work with the country's top companies to create apprenticeships that will help them uncover black executives if he wins the election.

Damien Swan, pictured, was jailed for five months for the unprovoked attack on Gary McAllister in Leeds on March 24, 2019. He received a further 27 months for an attack on a Sikh temple.

DailyMail.com joined the rally as photos show leather-clad motorcyclists from every state in the nation cruising down Main Street for a raucous week-long party.

Teacher Angela Simonson, 66, has been banned after a panel heard she was 'falling down drunk' and and left an open beer can in her classroom at Central Primary School, Port Talbot, Wales.

The industry body for the UK press is now redrafting its previous statement rejecting Meghan's allegations that coverage had been driven by racism after a 'testy' meeting yesterday.

Blackburn billionaires Mohsin and Zuber Issa plan to invest £1billion in revamping Asda after purchasing the supermarket giant from Walmart last month for £6.8bn.

The Queen, 94, was asked the question by Sky At Night presenter Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock during a video link with British scientists, educators and schoolchildren to mark British Science Week.

A paper published today by SAGE showed that 54 per cent of people feel they are not fully recovered from coronavirus more than three months after leaving the hospital.