Andrew, 62, was stripped of his official duties as he prepared to pay a multi-million-pound settlement to Virginia Giuffre to keep her allegations of sexual abuse, which he denies, out of court.

Shera Chok, deputy chief medical officer at NHS Digital, said some patients preferred to see a doctor face to face. 'Because of the pandemic, everything pivoted around two-and-a-half years ago,' she said.

Warnings over 'insults' and swear words have appeared in the language and linguistic science department as 'content warnings' on syllabus courses at the University of York.

When it comes to arguing over who's more hot-headed, the sexes may never come to an agreement.

Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust marks bidders on a scale of zero to four based on their responses to 35 questions on official tender documents to provide stoma services at its hospitals.

West Midlands Fire Service have deployed 20 appliances to the Smurfit Kappa Recycling centre on Mount Street in Nechells, Birmingham.

Tributes have poured in for Dragons' Den star Hilary Devey, who died at the age of 65 at her holiday home in Morocco on Saturday after battling a 'long illness'.

Striking rail workers may find themselves banned from overtime under plans being drawn up by Transport Secretary Grant Shapps.

Less than half of eligible voters bothered to vote in the first round of France's parliamentary election today as Emmanuel Macron (pictured) was threatened by a Left-Wing coalition.

17-year-old Grace Ellis from Worlingham, Suffolk, finished her last AS-level exam and headed off to her favourite band The Killers' gig in Norwich - where her banner caught Brandon Flowers' eye.

Boris Johnson is still a preferable Prime Minister to Sir Keir Starmer, a poll has revealed. He was dealt a political blow last week when 148 of his MPs voted for a no-confidence motion in him

John Cannan, 68, who is already serving 35 years in prison for a separate murder, was named as the prime suspect by police in the disappearance of Suzy Lamplugh, 25, in Fulham, West London, in July 1986.

Senior Tory David Davis says his fellow MPs have urged him to run for the party leadership. The former minister said last night that he didn't have a preferred candidate to succeed Boris Johnson.

Home Office sources said human rights lawyers had tabled a 'deluge' of legal claims on behalf of 31 individuals due to be deported tomorrow.

Figures released under Freedom of Information laws from forces in England and Wales show machete-related offences have doubled in two years alone.

Food security will be at the heart of Boris Johnson's post-Brexit strategy and will include growing tomatoes in greenhouses as large as the Millennium Dome, now known as The O2 (pictured).

Universities could be fined if foreign powers such as China are found to be threatening academic freedom and free speech.

The Premier League footballer, 27, was banned from keeping cats for five years after a video was shared showing him slapping and kicking his pet.

The 22-year-old expressed horror at the threat of being dragged before a court in northern Syria, saying: 'No, no, I don't want that, that can't happen. I don't want to be tried in Syria.'

Mark Serwotka insisted that his union, which represents 80 per cent of Border Force staff, would continue to fight the scheme, saying: 'These atrocious proposals will be found to be illegal.'

Ghislaine Maxwell will ask to be transferred to a British prison to serve the bulk of her sentence for child sex trafficking, The Mail on Sunday understands.

Alicia Robinson, 28, and Robin Newsome, 32, were at home in West Yorkshire when the driver hit their cat Ice on Tuesday, June 7. Horrific footage shows the driver turn his car around hitting the cat.

The leader of Putin-backed separatist Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) Denis Pushilin is likely to hear pardon pleas from Aiden Aslin, 28, and Shaun Pinner, 48.

A former Army Major mown down in a hit and run at the end of a 32-hour bike ride has spoken of his disbelief that the uninsured driver convicted of leaving him for dead had walked free.

A quarter of a million bats are killed by cats every year, it is estimated, and they are one of the main reasons bats end up in wildlife rescue centres. Bats make up a quarter of the UK's mammals.

One in every 100 callers in Yorkshire was made to wait nine minutes 28 seconds to speak to somebody in April, according to the latest NHS England data.

Coleen Rooney soaks up the sunshine while relaxing by the pool on her luxury family holiday in Dubai after escaping the pressures of her £3million Wagatha Christie High Court libel battle.

Britain could face a 'de facto national strike' this summer, ministers were warned yesterday. Gary Smith (pictured), general secretary of the GMB, said he had no qualms about co-ordinating strike action.

The mother of Chanel Taylor, 23, who was murdered by her father Terry Rodgers (inset) just weeks after getting married has hit out at BBC series Sherwood (left) for referencing the tragedy.

Tiverton High School (headteacher Sammy Crook pictured) in Devon, has caused outrage by announcing a complete ban on pupils wearing skirts without consulting parents first.

Wareewan Lee, who is currently suspended from her job at Darent Valley Hospital near Dartford, Kent, drained disabled Gerald Beach's 'rainy day' savings of just over £12,000 within two years.

The Stop the War Coalition will gather a mob outside Windsor Castle, where the former prime minister is set to be admitted to the Order of the Garter.

An expert says controversial statues of figures including Captain Cook should remain but with proper context about their history despite calls to tear them down.

Despite the impact of the pandemic with widespread redundancies, pay cuts and absences, the CEO of Manchester Airport Charlie Cornish took home a £2.5million salary last year - an increase of £500,000.

Qari Asim (pictured) was let go from his roles as independent adviser on Islamophobia and deputy chairman of the Anti-Muslim Hatred Working Group on Saturday.

One UK ticket-holder has won almost £55 million with the EuroMillions jackpot, Camelot has said. The winning numbers in Friday's draw were 17, 26, 36, 37, 40 and the Lucky Star numbers were 09, 12.

Ian Paterson had misdiagnosed cancer in healthy patients and performed damaging surgery in the West Midlands and was jailed for 20 years in 2017.

Maya Murmu was out drawing water when she was trampled to death on Thursday in Odisha state. Then later that evening it returned to trample her body (stock image)

In a sign of vicious blue-on-blue infighting, Brexiteers have privately warned that allowing Mr Hunt (pictured) into Downing Street would push them to resign the Tory whip

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Jeremy Clarkson, 62, claims he has been prevented by the Environment Agency from catching crayfish and selling them in his Diddly Squat farm as 'glorified prawn cocktails'.

The Prime Minister will today unveil plans to boost farmers and encourage Britons to buy local by supercharging the production of home-grown fruit and vegetables.

Children arriving at primary schools in Britain are unable to say their own names, with many not trained and still eating baby foods, The Times Education Commission is set to reveal this week.

Vladimir Solovyov, a man known as Putin's mouthpiece, mocked Liz Truss after she condemned death sentences handed to Britons Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner.

Mick Lynch, general secretary of the RMT - which is threatening a three-day railway strike later this month - left open the prospect of coordinated UK walkouts.

Brand new five-star hotel The Nici, which is perched on Bournemouth's West Cliff, is opening its doors to guests after a £25million refurbishment and mirrors that of Miami's South Beach.

The Duke of Sussex, 37, was unscathed in the incident at the Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club, as was his ride, but it was a bad omen for the royal whose Los Padres team also lost the match.

Officers from North Wales Police and dozens of volunteers went out on the streets of Colwyn Bay after the child was seen unaccompanied at around 10pm on Sunday evening, June 12.

Queenslanders are facing power outages as electricity generators dial back their output in response to a cap on wholesale prices.

EasyJet has pre-emptively cut about 40 flights a day for the rest of this month to reduce further airport chaos as huge queues continued to affect passengers at Manchester and Heathrow today.

The newly betrothed couple were on stage at their post-marriage party when the toastmaster made them take part in a competition, but the groom proved to be a sore loser.

The St Michael Centre for Spiritual Liberation and Exorcism in Manila will be the first of its kind in Asia and will train priests in the art of expelling demons.

Boris Johnson played down the Bill amending the protocol - being presented to Parliament this afternoon - suggesting the changes were 'relatively trivial'.

Former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has slammed Peter Dutton for his role in cancelling a contract with France to supply the Australian navy with nuclear-powered submarines.

The embattled host only returned to air two weeks ago after after creating two public Twitter lists grouping her followers into groups titled 'lobotomised s**theads' and 'Labor trolls/thugs'.

Greater Manchester Police have confirmed Suleman Altaf, 44, of no fixed address, has been charged with the murder of 15-year-old Jakub Szymanski.

Protesters descended upon an immigration detention centre yesterday to join detainees in opposing the Government's plan to send migrants to Rwanda.

The 12-room two level property formerly known as Vajda House in inner-Sydney Newtown will go under the hammer at auction later this month,

A plume of hot air moving north from Spain is set to see parts of the UK sweltering with maximums as high as 35C (95F) by Friday, which would smash the highest temperature recorded so far this year.

A clever cockatoo named Cookie was spotted travelling alongside Sydneysiders on public transport and even used an opal card to pay for its fare.

Premier Dominic Perrottet will finally move to phase out the hated tax which is paid to the state government by the buyer when purchasing a home.

More than 200 million Americans are in the path of a heatwave that is moving east across the central plains and to the Atlantic Ocean this week.

The home improvements warehouse chain admits it faces an uphill struggle to engage the youthful under-25s target market who mostly live with their parents.

Blake Lamoine who claims that one of the company's AI projects is sentient says LaMDA wants developers to ask for permission to run tests on it and wants to be treated as a person.

Charles Napier, 74, conducted a 'campaign of abuse' at a school in the late 1960s and early 1970s, grooming and assaulting 21 victims as young as eight.

McConaughey took to Instagram to celebrate bipartisan Senate framework regarding gun control.

The Victorian Premier will discuss the proposal of a fourth jab with the federal government after concerns were flagged by health workers who have spent the last two years on the frontline.

New Chinese Ambassador to Australia Xiao Qian has opened the door to talks which could end the two-year trade war, insisting the countries should be 'friends' - and should follow a WA diplomatic blueprint.

Speaking to CBS about her memoir Rough Draft, Katy reminisced about her childhood canvassing the sky of Los Angeles with her helicopter reporter parents.

Departing 7:30 host Leigh Sales could be set to return with a new 'Oprah Winfrey-style' interview program with celebrities next year.

Experts are warning Australians not to buy the dip in the latest cryptocurrency crash - with markets around the world in freefall and hundreds of billions of dollars in value disappearing overnight.

Al fresco customers at ritzy North Bondi Fish screamed in terror as the giant wave swept over the beach to engulf the esplanade and race towards their tables.

Kerby Craig unexpectedly died on June 9, just days before the 10 year anniversary of opening his Japanese fusion restaurant, Ume.

Police are yet to recover a vital piece of evidence that will be key in the upcoming trial of a former Jetstar pilot charged with the murders of two elderly campers in Victoria's High Country.

Alexander Jay, 40, was arrested in March after he allegedly pushed Kim Hayes down the cement steps at the Chinatown-International District station near downtown.

After the accident on Friday, mother-of-four Samantha Singh has been left wondering whether Middle School 137 could have avoided the unthinkable tragedy.

DeSantis, a Republican whom many in the party consider a potential presidential contender in 2024, cited accomplishments in the Sunshine State and victory over the left.

An Australian family's security camera footage captured the moment a dognapper whistled and lured their nine-year-old pooch into a car before driving away.

Donald Trump has not yet committed to a run at the White House in 2024. Sources say the former president is concerned at other 'rising stars' in GOP - especially Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

The arrests included a man one identified as the group's founder. They were arrested after a tipster described the group looking like 'a little army' at a hotel parking lot in Idaho, police said.

President Biden was asked by reporters if had any plans to go to Saudi Arabia. The president said that he had not decided but seconds later he confirmed that he was going on a trip there.

A picture of green beans being sold for $39.99 a kilo in a supermarket has highlighted the exuberant cost of fresh food Australian's face during their weekly grocery run.

The photos, posted by the New York Times Sunday, show scenes of men in shackles, blindfolds and ear protectors as they arrived at the controversial prison facility in 2002.

A high-pressure system moving across New South Wales can be thanked for a warm end to the working week with the east coast to enjoy longer periods of sunshine this weekend.

Edgar Berlanga, the unbeaten super middleweight contender appeared to bite his opponent Roamer Alexis Angulo with a bite on the neck and ear during Saturday night's fight.

The NSW health boss said the Queen's Birthday Honour was a tribute not for herself but the 140,000 health workers on the frontline that kept the community safe during the pandemic.

Western Bulldogs player Bailey Smith, 21, has admitted he made the ill-dated decision to turn to partying after a grand final loss to the Demons, ultimately causing his mental health to spiral.

The derelict tourist islands have been wrecked by cyclones and cheap exotic overseas alternatives. Now possibly their last hope of salvation has been extinguished.

In 1977, old friends Vera 'Toddie' Hays and Florice 'Beezie' Bessire thought they were embarking on the trip of a lifetime when Vera's nephew offered them a campervan to drive across Europe and Asia.

Lottery wins are the stuff of dreams for all but turn into nightmares for many, with the temptation to spend up eventually draining fortunes and even ruining the lives of the winners.

The Tamil family from the Queensland town of Biloela have opened up on their time in immigration detention, including a two year stint on Christmas Island and what they really think of the former PM.

YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul has lashed out at President Biden in a tweet. He blamed Biden for high gad prices, inflation, high rent and plummeting rent.

The three-bedroom house on Pine Street in Marrickville, in Sydney's inner west, sits at the end of a cul-de-sac and is near the St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church.

America's first openly transgender bishop, Megan Rohrer, resigned amid allegations of racism after firing the pastor of a predominantly Latino congregation during an important Hispanic holiday.

Biden said he will sign the Senate bipartisan gun control framework as soon as it comes to his desk after a deal was reached that would incentivize 'red flag' laws but not increase the age to buy rifles to 21.

A Sydney driver was spotted at the lights of a busy intersection on the wrong side of the road during Australia's double demerits long weekend.

President of the Brookings Institution, Retired Gen. John Allen, has resigned following 'incriminating' docs about his role in illegal foreign lobbying for Qatar.

Mickelson, Dustin Johnson and Bryson DeChambeau are among those accused of being 'complicit' in the 'whitewashing' of the Saudi reputation by cashing in with the controversial, renegade LIV.

Users are taking to Twitter to claim Donald Trump's media platform Truth Social suspended their accounts after they posted about the Democrats' January 6 hearings that kicked off Thursday.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: With the connivance of human rights lawyers and the activist Left (pictured), every single illegal migrant selected to be sent to Rwanda tomorrow is set to lodge a legal appeal.

The Russian army is increasingly relying on antiquated missiles with a 'severe' risk to civilians, according to the British Ministry of Defence (MoD). The Cold War-era weapons are less accurate

Former Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien will be testifying on Monday before the House select committee investigating the January 6 Capitol attack. Stepien, is a longtime Trump ally.

A top UK economist, Mohamed El-rain, scolded the Federal Reserve Bank on Sunday, suggesting that inflation could have been avoided if the central bank weren't so arrogant or naive

Shake Shack is facing calls to join boycotts of Martin's Potato Rolls, after it was reported that the bread-making family made donations to republican nominee for Pennsylvania governor, Doug Mastriano.

Stop! Don't fast-forward. I love this advert!' How often do you say that? Promotion that strains to impress consumers with a company's progressive imprimatur is off-putting, according to research.

Winston Hagans was ordered to pay nearly $300 in damages after being convicted of criminal littering for placing 10 boxes of flowers on the grave of Hannah Ford, since her death last year.

The woman's son, Michael Gough Cooper, from Chiltington, West Sussex, has now raised a complaint with the Care Quality Commission against the GP at Cowes Medical Centre (pictured).

The left-wing ringleaders of a plot to halt an immigration raid in London yesterday are pictured for the first time. The mob included a Marxist primary school teacher and a former NUS vice-chair

Dozens of LGBTQ rights activists gathered outside Chelsea Piers on Sunday to protest the venue's hosting of a conference featuring Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis as a guest speaker.

A teacher at a Christian high school was arrested after she allegedly sent a student sexually explicit text messages and made plans to sneak him into her home while her husband was out. 

Chuck Graff, the owner of Murphy's Service Center in St. Anthony, Minnesota, put up a sign below his prices reading 'We hate our gas prices too' as the national average gas price hit $5 a gallon on Saturday

Jonathan Mayo's riveting, hour-by-hour account of the final three days of British operations to retake the Falkland Islands, right up until the moment of the Argentine surrender.

An unidentified man fell off a J-line platform at the Delancey Street-Essex Street platform in the Lower East Side in the early hours of Saturday morning. On Friday, a girl had been assaulted there.

Former first lady Michelle Obama visited Manhattan on Friday and Saturday flanked by security detail She was staying with a group of girlfriends at the Pierre Hotel opposite Central Park.

SUE REID: The smiling, well-dressed staff at Rwanda's Hope Hotel are waiting excitedly for their next - rather unusual - set of guests about to arrive from Britain.

Astonishing footage shows how brave drivers rescued a wild brown bear cub who had a petrol can stuck over its head.

The family of Adam Oakes, 19, who died in February 2021 after he was forced to drink a whole bottle of Jack Daniels is launching an awareness campaign to the dangers of hazing.

The Democrat-led panel made clear on Thursday night that its hearings would outline how the insurrection was part of Trump and his allies' wider plan to undermine democracy.

Wilson on Friday posed with clothing designer Romana Agruma and posted: 'I thought I was searching for a Disney Prince… but maybe what I really needed all this time was a Disney Princess.'

Executives at companies like Kraft Heinz, Tyson Foods and McDonald's have announced they will continue to raise prices amid increased fuel costs, staff shortages and increased production costs

Brandon Lewis said that the Government was determined to press ahead with the first of the controversial flights to east Africa, scheduled for Tuesday.

Following secret family talks centred on the Queen's recent Jubilee weekend, plans are now being put in place that could see significant changes to the lives of the royals.

Phoenix, Las Vegas, Denver, and California's Death Valley posted record-high temperatures over the weekend. Texas, New Mexico, Nebraska and the Ohio Valley have also reached triple digits.

Rose Dugdale, 80, allegedly developed bombs that killed three people in an attack on the Baltic Exchange in 1992 and two people in an explosion at the London Docklands in 1996.

The unrest, coming from local LGBTQ groups, is directed at brass at Chelsea Piers, who is set to host a conservative Jewish conference Sunday that will see DeSantis speak.

New York City has been spending heavily on sending drag queens into its public elementary schools, dropping more than $200,000 on appearances since 2018. 

New York City police officers are leaving the force en masse, driven out by low salaries, anti-cop sentiment and poor benefits, according to the police union

The New York Democrat was grilled on the issue by CNN State of the Union host Dana Bash but would not give a straight answer, instead insisting she was fixated on November's midterm elections.

Nervous AFP officers were relieved to see Anthony Albanese move into The Lodge and Kirribilli House as governing the country from Marrickville proved to be a 'security nightmare'.

Two of Australia's best known doctors, Dr Nick Coatsworth and Dr Norman Swan, have renewed their animosity with competing views on how to describe Australia's death toll from Covid-19.

A decision to recognise Warne within the Order of Australia remedies his absence from the official pantheon recognising the achievements of the nation's most notable citizens.

Blake Lemoine, 41, a senior software engineer at Google has been testing Google's artificial intelligence tool called LaMDA. Following hours of conversations he believes AI is sentient.

Helen Hartup and two other women were fast asleep at the Sydney boarding school where they worked as supervisors when a man holding a bloodied knife startled them awake.

Ex-St Helens prop forward Bryn Hargreaves went missing in January in West Virginia in the USA. His brother Gareth, 38, said: 'It's almost like he was abducted from his shower.

Alan O'Reilly, 36, from Dublin noticed the likeness to the King on his Piebald Cob Dolly as he scrolled through his phone over breakfast a few weeks ago and saw on her neck the face of Elvis Presley.

A much-loved newsreader remembered for her 'grace and courage' has died, surrounded by family, after a long battle with cancer. Yvette Mooney's death has devastated her family, friends and colleagues.

Naftali Bennett called on Britain and its Western allies to stand up to the Middle-Eastern country and to continue putting pressure on its nuclear efforts.

Mostly wearing black, eight subway surfers were caught on camera on the roof of a J-train heading to Brooklyn from Manhattan's Lower East Side on Friday. The suspects remain unidentified.

Jackson Donovan, six, was critically injured in a pile-up as his mother drove him and his sister home on Friday.

Deshawn Stafford, 20, Tyler Stafford, 19, and Donovon Jones, 21, all of Akron, were arrested for the beating death of Ethan Liming, 17, during a dispute near the school LeBron James founded

The man is understood to have fallen into the crowd below as the former One Direction star (pictured) performed his encore at Rangers' Ibrox Stadium last night.

Australia's two-year diplomatic freeze with China has ended with a meeting between Minister for Defence Richard Marles and his Chinese counterpart General Wei Fenghe.

Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis attacked Brussels for claiming to have shown flexibility over how the international agreement was implemented while doing nothing of the kind.

Boebert, a stalwart supporter of Donald Trump's, was among the Republicans who voted against certifying President Joe Biden's 2020 electoral victory.

The Government has admitted that 33,800 people are currently receiving Universal Credit after serving their country. But the figures are drawn from an assessment of just 45 per cent of claimants.

Janice Parker, a 68-year-old blind stroke survivor, has been refused a much-needed guide dog after her local council failed to sort out the half-mile long footpath blocked by overgrown shrubs.

The oddly placed entrance has prompted one prankster to write 'what a stupid place to put a door' (pictured) in front of the former Lloyds bank in Frinton-on-Sea.

Thousands of cyclists have taken part in the World Naked Bike Ride completely naked in London yesterday afternoon for an annual event raising awareness for safer cycling.

NSW Police said a man was punched in the face when he answered the door a granny flat in Villawood in Sydney's west to two men at about 11:30pm on Saturday.

The South African's victory comes as US players taking part in the event were sent a scathing letter by Terry Strada, the chair of 9/11 Families United.