Plans are being drawn up to relax certain curbs from later this month, regardless of the decision ministers will make on a complete unlocking of restrictions.

Jaxon Krzysik scaled three mountains on the Pennine range, collectively known as the Yorkshire Three Peaks.

A third of us use 'strong' swear words more now than we did five years ago, a study for the film classification body has revealed.

RICHARD EDEN: Having voted to axe the Queen, Oxbridge is now turning its guns on another national symbol as 'serious plans' are being considered by Cambridge's Churchill College to change name.

A shocking nine in ten girls experience sexist name-calling and are sent unwanted explicit pictures in UK schools, a new Ofsted report has said.

In an unprecedented move, dons led by Professor Kate Tunstall called on staff to stop holding tutorials for Oriel students until the monument to the colonialist is removed.

Cheryl Crowley from Brent, north west London, was given the card by her daughter Jade, 27, for her 45th birthday on May 7.

Hartin, 32, was seen in exclusive DailyMail.com photos leaving Hattieville Prison in Belize Wednesday, hiding her face under a blanket.

Under new 'use it or lose it' proposals, developers who do not start work on new houses within 18 months of being given the green light the planning permission could be revoked.

Dawn Butler, Labour MP for Brent Central in London, has joined the Cameo video messaging app which allows celebrities and public figures to charge fans a fee for a bespoke clip.

Sky News presenter Kay Burley, who was suspended for six-months last year, has hinted that she will be off air again after one of her colleagues tested positive for Covid-19.

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence gave the green light to several drugs for people with a moderate form of rheumatoid arthritis who have not responded to conventional therapies.

The competition watchdog has created new tough guidelines for clinics and patients, highlighting that some clinics are wrongly claiming to be 'number one in the UK for success rates'.

Across 21 European countries, the UK was the only one to see an increase in drinking during the pandemic, a study has found.

The research documents a menagerie of nearly 50,000 animals, including badgers and boars, peacocks and pit vipers, traded at animal markets in the Chinese city from 2017 to November 2019.

Gareth Southgate's men have vowed to carry out the gesture in their continued stance against racism before every game at the tournament despite boos from fans in their last two games.

England stars such as James Anderson, Stuart Broad and Joe Root have been forced to attend the workshops (pictured, an example) since March for lectures on 'banter'.

The ban is part of the environmental plan and aims to reduce the UK's CO2 emissions by 1.26million tons a year, equivalent to removing 500,000 cars from the roads, it is claimed.

Emotional Andrew Neil battled back tears today thanking This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield ahead of the launch of his GB News channel.

Palestinian National Authority President Mahmoud Abbas reportedly sent a district governor of Ramallah to personally deliver cash this week to the family of Muhannad Al-Halabi.

Siobhan, 36, and Lee Bowen, 38, from Great Wyrley, Staffs, have revealed how they were able to pay off their three bedroom home just seven years after purchasing it for £112,500.

The Republian senator, 65, accused the scientists who published the message in the British medical journal The Lancet of trying to influence the election and 'cover their a**'.

Kim Jong Un appeared noticeably thinner around his chin, chest and arms in the latest propaganda photos to be issued by North Korea this week, with the watch strap in particular giving it away.

Ben Roberts, best known for playing Chief Inspector Derek Conway in The Bill, has died, according to his agent. The actor, originally from Wales, is said to have passed away on Monday, aged 70.

Malachy Doherty, pictured, was convicted of stealing the two Labradors called Denzel and Welly from outside a Marks & Spencer store in Nantwich on March 27.

Melissa Laurie, 28, from Berkshire, was dragged underwater by the ten-foot-long reptile that attacked her and sister Georgia as they swam in a lagoon in Mexico.

Lisa Torres, from California, said she was scared of coming across as a 'bridezilla' but wanted to be transparent with her friends after being an unaware bridesmaid in the past.

Matthew Katzman, a 25-year-old lecturer in computer science, brought forward the measure to 'cancel' the Queen in his role as president of Magdalen's Middle Common Room.

Carl Langdell killed Katie Locke, 23, in Hertfordshire after meeting her through Plenty of Fish. He also told a nurse he wanted to have sex with a woman when she was dead.

Fashion retailer Gap has confirmed it plans to shut 19 shops in the UK and Ireland at the end of next month.

The New York Times has defended editorial board member Mara Gay, claiming that recent comments she made were taken out of context.

In job adverts posted online, the London-based firm asked applicants to provide proof that they have had at least one dose of the Covid vaccine as part of its 'no jab, no job' policy.

Angela Levin, author of Harry: Biography of a Prince, appeared on Sky News on Tuesday and spoke about Meghan Markle's book The Bench.

The fascinating custody shots, found by West Midlands Police, reveal real-life Artful Dodgers and Oliver Twists who were remanded for offences such as stealing frocks, food, underwear and coal.

Nationwide Produce PLC MD Tim O'Malley, pictured, has warned that a shortage of HGV drivers in the UK could result in empty supermarket selves as fresh food cannot be delivered in time.

Professor Kehinde Andrews today said he did not know 'why it's such a big deal' Oxford University students voted to take down a picture of the Queen from their common room.

Dana Stangel-Plowe, who taught at the Dwight-Englewood School in Bergen County, accused the school of creating a 'hostile culture of conformity and fear.'

Fitness and nutrition expert Penny Weston, who runs the Made Wellness Centre in Staffordshire, tells FEMAIL the number of people visiting her club suffering from burnout has tripled since the pandemic.

Some 704,000 homes on Rightmove are currently marked as 'sold subject to contract', which means the sale has been agreed, but contracts are not yet exchanged.

'Emotional' Martina King, from Hertfordshire, wasted entire hour-long appointments discussing issues to do with her family, her job and her own health, leaving her clients 'burdened' and 'upset'.

Raj Patel's piece detailed how the key ingredients of apple pie - and even the gingham cloth a pie is traditionally cooled on - are the products of slavery, colonialism and cultural appropriation.

A 20-year-old British tourist has died after apparently falling from a hotel fire escape in Pattaya, Thailand - though it is not clear why he was on the stairway.

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Videos shared on social media show the enormous US cavalcade charging through a sleepy Cornish town in the middle of the night ahead of Joe Biden's bilateral meeting with Boris Johnson today.

Matt Hancock replied bluntly 'No' when he was asked by science committee chair Greg Clark whether he had misled colleagues about people being tested before returning to care homes.

Eight more venues across regional New South Wales have been put on alert after a coronavirus infected couple road tripped across the state before moving to Queensland.

The ex-Liverpool forward questioned 'what practical action had been taken' as a result of footballers making the anti-racism gesture of taking the knee before football matches.

Swimmer Maddie Groves has withdrawn from the Tokyo Olympics amid a series of scathing attacks at figures in the swimming community. One message called out 'misogynistic perverts'.

The 29-year-old drank two bottles of whiskey before his brother tattooed the banned symbol on his scrotum, the court in the city of Klagenfurt heard.

The Care Provider Alliance said it warned the Department of Health on March 26, 2020 that without testing care home residents 'there is no way of knowing whether they are going to infect others'.

Trade minister Greg Hands' slap down came as the university descended into civil war after dons led by Professor Kate Tunstall - the head of another college - called on staff to stop holding tutorials.

Bethany Matheson, 30, from Coventry, was left fuming after discovering the Uber Eats driver who had dropped off her order then reversed into her car and pranged it again as he drove off from the scene.

Ayesha Basharat, 23, used the woman's bank card to make six £1 purchases at a vending machine at Birmingham Heartlands Hospital on January 24, less than 20 minutes after the patient died.

It comes as 11,000 police officers and military personnel form a ring of steel around the summit at Carbis Bay in Cornwall.

Amelie Leroy, from Surrey, slipped after jumping from a stepladder onto a mocked-up tile roof while portraying a thief being chased by police officers in March 2017.

Nicole Harper was driving 60 miles per hour when he car was rammed from behind in an attempt to get her to pull over on US Highway 167 in Jacksonville, Arkansas on July 9, 2020.

Mr Roberts-Smith is suing newspapers The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and The Canberra Times over allegations he committed war crimes while serving with the SAS in Afghanistan..

The Earl of Wessex dodged what he thought of the Sussexes naming their daughter Lilibet after the Queen in an interview on what would have been his father Prince Philip's 100th birthday.

Rachel Fleming, 28, from Lagoon Pocket, pulled over to help the victims of a horror two-car head-on collision in Glastonbury, in Queensland's Gympie region, on the evening of June 3. 

A man's body has been discovered in floodwaters in Victoria amid one of the worst storms to hit the state in decades - as a quarter of a million homes remain without power.

Alejandro Giammattei, Guatemala's president, told Fox News in an interview aired on Wednesday that the US's new family reunification policy had caused a migrant surge.

Ten children allegedly born to one woman in South Africa are fighting for life in hospital, their aunt has claimed, adding that mother Gosiame Sithole is also recovering.

Hidden in this picture is a spotted leopard that is naturally camouflaged in the undergrowth in the Aravali Hills outside Jaipur, western India - can you spot it?

A second Australian has died from a severe blood clotting disorder after taking the AstraZeneca vaccine.

Private Covid testing firms on the Government-approved list are causing 'serious problems' for people travelling to the UK over pricing and availability, a new report has found.

MARK PALMER: We have long known that elephants are dazzlingly intelligent creatures who form close-knit family groupings, but the aerial photograph of a sleeping herd gives us a fresh insight.

Amazon Australia has denied vicious claims they underpay delivery drivers, spy on workers and block unions from attending warehouses in a Senate inquiry investigating job security.

The amendment to end 'indescribable cruelty and suffering' was signed on Wednesday and will come into effect in six months time, Environmental Protection Minister Gila Gamliel (pictured) said.

Departing Collingwood AFL coach Nathan Buckley has been spotted running errands with his kids in suburban Melbourne days after quitting his role with the Magpies.

A study by University College London suggested that venues can be opened safely and securely without social distancing as long as theatre-goers wear face masks.

Fifty-five per cent of Germans, a rise of 11 per cent since November, felt the bureaucracy had failed, the sharpest rise of any major European power.

In an extraordinary interview, Nadine Dorries accused many doctors of failing to listen to female patients. She said the NHS had been guilty of 'shutting down' complaints by women over their care.

Businesses in 'hippy' town Mullumbimby, next to Byron Bay, have been telling people immunised against Covid-19 to stay away because they will 'spread the disease.'

James Packer's Crown casino is yet to examine why 19 of its staff were arrested in China for gambling promotion crimes, a royal commission has been told.

The video was shared by user @mayenggo3 - who has since been banned - and  starts with a girl dancing in front of a camera in a black tank top and white shorts.

A pair of tiny black kittens, dumped in a tightly-tied shopping bag on a cold night in Adelaide, got a second chance when they were found 'by chance' by an RSPCA worker leaving the office late.

West Australians aged under 50 are flocking to get vaccinated against coronavirus but their middle-aged counterparts are proving less enthusiastic.

The group of at least six boys uploaded a hair-raising video online showing them scaling the scaffolding of a 30-storey building in Rhodes, in Sydney's inner west at sunset.

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews refuses to reveal when he will return to work as Melburnians endure a prolonged exit out of his government-imposed lockdown.

High school student Casey, from Moreton Bay in Brisbane's north, decided to keep the bag as a keepsake when the supermarket giant banned single-use plastic carriers in its stores in 2018.

International students will be able to return to NSW under a state government pilot plan involving a quarantine period in purpose-built accommodation.

The Blue Mountains saw its first dusting of snow for winter as Sydney shivered through its coldest day so far this year. Towns such as Orange and Oberon further west were also blanketed.

The 18-year-old girlfriend who fatally stabbed Brendan Hamilton to death is jailed for 14 years. Hamilton was stabbed in the neck during a confrontation on his daughter's first birthday.

President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Boris Johnson will pledge to open a US-UK travel corridor 'as soon as possible' when the two leaders met face-to-face on Thursday.

A source told Page Six ex-model Charlotte Bonstrom, 50, cheated on her husband of 20 years Vittorio Assaf with Zadig & Voltaire founder Thierry Gillier.

The Melbourne couple have finally finished hotel quarantine in Brisbane and rushed to be by their premature newborn's hospital bedside.

A 66-year-old man has drowned in northern Tasmania while trying to secure a boat in rough weather. He inside a small vessel when it capsized in the Tamar River during the storm on Wednesday.

As many as 8,400 New South Wales residents have been put on high alert after fragments of coronavirus were found in sewer readings.

Shalanda Young was asked during a Budget Committee hearing Wednesday about federal funds going to the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China.

A handsome TV presenter has drawn the attention of hundreds of thousands of viewers after his weather update from the New South Wales snow went viral.

Kim Fetherstone, who owns the Vandenberg Hotel in Forbes, lost out on at least $7,000 worth of business on State of Origin night after closing due to Covid exposure.

Alberto Ramirez, 16, is accused of shooting dead Eric Velasquez in Fordham, the Bronx, back on May 16. Judge Denis Boyle's repeated decisions to free Ramirez have now come under fire.

John Williamson was in regional Victoria for a series of shows in late May, when the state was plunged into its fourth lockdown after a fresh wave of infections - but claims her was not told.

The group of 12 Victorian swimmers were granted exemption by the SA government to enter the state for the Tokyo trials in Adelaide on Tuesday. The decision was reversed on Thursday.

Business leaders say they are scared into silence, fuelled by the perception a divide between the Australian Government and industry leaders would be seen as a win for China.

The family, from Braybrook, held one of the two division one winning entries nationally in Monday & Wednesday Lotto draw 4085, drawn Wednesday 9 June 2021.

Sunshine Coast high school dropout Benjamin Nelson, 28, boasts of having made $800,000 by trading the digital currency Bitcoin, despite earning less than $40,000 a year as an IT worker.

Jade and Jeremy, from WA, took their nine-month-old son Reid to Rockingham Hospital to undergo an ultrasound, but the couple claims they were turned away.

Toyota has released new images of the upcoming LandCruiser. But fans are divided with a V8 unavailable on the new 300 Series. Toyota has described its new V6 as 'V8-beating performance'.

Friends and family swindled by Sydney conwoman Melissa Caddick could launch a class action to recover some of their stolen income.

The ending of Victoria's lockdown is unlikely to reduce the pressures on businesses after many say there's no point in them opening with the government's 'ludicrous' 50-person capacity rule.

The former Three Lions star hit out at the national team boss over his insistence that the players will continue to make the gesture as they have a duty to 'raise awareness' over racism and inequality.

Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews has insists she is not investigating resettlement options for the Biloela in a backflip from earlier comments implying they could be allowed to live in Australia.

Eric Adams on Wednesday invited reporters into his basement home in the Bed-Stuy district of Brooklyn, insisting that it was his real home - rather than New Jersey.

A police video, part of the Operation Ironside announcement, shows an officer firing a gun in the direction of the ABC logo. It raised eyebrows but police denied ill-feeling towards the ABC.

Melissa Lockhart reportedly buried her mom Miriam Lynn in their garden after finding the 67 year-old dead in her bed over fears a medical examiner would perform an autopsy on the body.

A small group of millionaires in Australia are paying zero tax. Their tactics are legal and involve making a series of donations. The Australian Taxation Office knows who they are.

Illegal border crossings have increased for the fourth month in a row growing to 180,034 in May, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection. That was 674% up on the 23,237 for May 2020.

The head of Australia's Serious Financial Crime Taskforce offers tip on how to avoid being scammed, while explaining the Taskforce's criminal 'identikit' of the types of financial criminals.

'You passed on one question: There are no reasons to delay freedom on June 21st'

Craig Anthony veered on to the wrong side of the Princes Highway at Mondayong on the NSW south coast and smashed into the Falkholt's car on Boxing Day, 2017.

Gold Coast Suns star gives character testimony for drug dealer whos pleaded guilty to charges involving heroin, cocaine and marijuana cultivations and trafficking

Hydroxychloroquine, a malaria drug touted by Donald Trump as a preventative treatment for COVID-19, could significantly increase survival rates among severely ill patients.

The profile, published by the Los Angeles Magazine on Wednesday, delves into Yashar Ali's troubled past relationships with high profile figures and celebrities.

Nearly a quarter of a million homes are without power across Victoria and hundreds of people are being told to evacuate as floodwaters rise to dangerous levels.

The Prime Minister, who will discuss China with key allies at the G7 summit in the UK over the weekend, said Australia would never compromise its values into order to appease Beijing.

Andre Nogueira, the CEO for Brazilian company JBS' division in the United States, said the company paid an $11 million ransom in bitcoin to REvil, a cybercriminal group based in Russia.

New FAA safety regulations to measure airplane passenger weight could lead to travel disruptions. Bag weight too is required to be more accurately measured as Americans get heavier.

Sen. John Kennedy has slammed Dr. Anthony Fauci for claiming COVID-19 originated in an animal and charged that the top doctor needs to address evidence supporting the Wuhan lab leak theory.

John McWhorter, an associate professor at Columbia University, tweeted support for Dana Stangel-Plowe - who resigned from the Dwight-Englewood School.

Dr. Donald Moss published the article titled On Having Whiteness last month in the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association calling whiteness a 'parasitic' condition.

More than a thousand people in countries including the United States, Morocco, Mexico, Bolivia and Brazil reported outages since 6 p.m. to DownDetector.com.

Meet the NSW under-40s getting the Pfizer Covid-19 jab despite not meeting the state's vaccination eligibility criteria, and hear how they pulled it off with crafty tricks, luck, or holes in the system.

Queensland will not go into lockdown despite the husband of a Melbourne woman who fled the city to go on a road trip also testing positive.

The sulphur-crested cockatoo suddenly snatched the paper bag with the slice inside at a cafe in Lorne, Victoria, forcing the patron to try and fail to retrieve the treat from the animal's mouth.

Health authorities in Victoria, NSW and Queensland are scrambling to track down hundreds of people who may have been exposed to the virus during their interstate trip.

Miracle double car crash and burns survivor Sophie Delezio (pictured), 20, has revealed exactly when she fell for her new chef love Joseph Salerno, 21. Amazingly, it was a long, long time ago.

A proposed travel bubble will be on high on the agenda when Australian prime minister Scott Morrison and Singapore counterpart Lee Hsien Loong meet on Thursday

Foreign and defense ministers from Japan and Australia held online talks to strengthen their security ties on Wednesday in the face of an increasingly assertive Beijing.

The Department of Health said the cases were from the same household and 'investigations into acquisition source are underway'.

More than 16,200 children are still in custody of Health and Human Services, which is 50 per cent higher than the levels in March, the agency reported Tuesday.

NSW Transport Minister Andrew Constance has raised eyebrows after setting a very ambitious long term target - every car, bus and truck to be electric in the state.

A resurfaced picture from 2015 has shown Hakan Ayik dining with Australian former bikie Baris Tukel, who was hit with racketeering charges by the FBI.

Maria Fernanda Reyes (right) was called on by Kamala Harris' press secretary to ask a question at a Mexico City press conference on Tuesday. A White House official said she

The terrifying incident unfolded at about 10am on Tuesday when the couple's Subaru Forester slammed into the animal on the Albany Highway near Karrikup.

Attorney Michael Padden told DailyMail.com in an exclusive interview that Wright was a 'very serious criminal' who should never have been out on the streets on April 11, the day he was shot dead.

The Today show co-host called for the Melbourne couple to be not only be named and shamed but also have 'the book thrown at them following a 1900 kilometre road trip through three states.

Former White House Counsel Don McGahn told Congress former President Trump directed him to bring up 'conflicts' having to do with former Special Counsel Robert Mueller.

Strong Zero, by Japanese liquor giant Suntory, has launched its most popular flavour 196 Double Lemon Down Under. The tangy citrus beverage is made by freezing a lemon to -196C.

The 61-year-old was gunned down at her home on Queen Street in Stockton, Newcastle, about 8pm on Wednesday. Police launched a manhunt to identify and track down her killer.

Daniel Andrews' extended absence during Victoria's latest coronavirus crisis has prompted shadow state treasurer Louise Staley to demand answers.

Fishmonger Campbell Mickel, 50, who owns the Merienda Restaurant in Stockbridge, Edinburgh, took delivery of the 6ft halibut that tipped the scales at 12-stone on Saturday.

Residents in regional Victoria are on edge after viral fragments of Covid were recently uncovered in wastewater. The Department on Health were 'puzzled' over the development.

NSW paramedics will go to urgent, life-threatening jobs but won't attend less serious incidents like a broken arm. It has has not been approved by the NSW Industrial Relations Commission.

An investigation showed that Do Not Resuscitate orders were given to patients with learning disabilities by doctors during the pandemic despite instructions from NHS England not to do so.

The EU's drug monitoring agency said the supply of illegal narcotics had 'not been seriously affected' by the global crisis after dealers went online and launched 'home delivery' services (stock image).

The PM yesterday joined the backlash against members of Magdalen College Middle Common Room, who voted overwhelmingly to remove the photographic print of the monarch.

As a teen, former NRL star Sam Burgess had to carry his father upstairs to bed after he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease. Within two years, MND had killed him. Today he relives that anguish...

A pool of cold air from Antarctica swirling over the nation's south-east on Wednesday night sent blankets of snow and torrential rain over Victoria, New South Wales and Tasmania.

Tatiana Ibrahim, a mother of a child in the system, spoke up in front of the Carmel Central School District school board last Thursday after a failed budget vote in the district.