Made.com said it has filed a notice to appoint administrators after rescue talks to find a buyer for the online furniture firm failed.

John Pettigrew, the boss of the National Grid, today told the BBC that short rolling power cuts were a possibility.

Chaos descended upon Stratford station, when individuals allegedly started hurling fireworks at groups of people who were out on Halloween.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has come under fire from Tories and opposition parties over the stark language in the Commons yesterday.

Jackie Rutter, 53, was killed at her Merseyside home in Morten, Wirral, at 1.45am on Sunday October 30. Family members believe the fatal shooting was a 'targeted attack'.

One of Britain's most colourful characters, Peter de Savary died suddenly at the weekend at the age of 78. It is understood that he died near his houseboat on the River Thames at Chelsea.

Mike Tindall, married to Prince Harry's cousin Zara Phillips, has been announced as one of the contestants on the reality show 'I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!'

Students posed for photos as they flocked to bars in Newcastle and Swansea to party on the spookiest night of the year.

Elizabeth Debicki, who plays Princess Diana in the upcoming season of the Netflix show, said it was an 'interpretation' of events and 'we can maybe stop talking' about the controversy.

The Home Secretary delivered a stark assessment to the House of Commons of her department's failings as she battles to save her job.

Rapper Perm, the son of Dean Whyte, a close friend of the British boxing heavyweight Dillian Whyte, was gunned down by a shooter in Brixton last night following a two-vehicle pursuit.

Two teenage girls have been rushed to hospital, one with 'significant injuries', after a London bus crashed into two pedestrians in a rush hour collision in the north east of the city.

Fire engines and rescue teams were called after the light craft came down in woodland near Rochester Airport in Chatham, Kent.

Leading this year's lineup are rugby star Mike Tindall, 80s hitmaker Boy George, Love Island's Olivia Attwood and DJ Chris Moyles, with the stars donning their best attire for first look snaps.

According to the new study, conducted by Keele, Ulster and Westminster universities, when swear words are used in solidarity or to express joy it can be a powerful tool to lower pain.

In a letter to MPs, Suella Braverman insisted she had taken responsibility for sending sensitive information to a backbench ally, by apologising and resigning under Liz Truss.

In the 12 months to March - as all legal restrictions were dropped in February - average life satisfaction was 7.54 out of ten, up from 7.39 the previous year, according to the ONS.

Other words that make this year's cut include 'partygate', for the scandal over lockdown gatherings at Downing Street and 'sportswashing'.

Sir Keir Starmer has signalled that Labour would force tech giants to pay news publishers for their content if the party wins the next election.

Protesters have sat in the middle of the Via Guglielmo Marcon in the country's capital holding banners aloft as part of Ultima Generazione, Italian for Last Generation, demonstrations.

Shocked workers at Skelton Skips, Leeds, West Yorkshire, discovered the human remains - as police launch an investigation.

At least four have taken legal action after hotels - some in 'prime tourist areas' - stopped taking reservations because the Home Office block-booked all their rooms for migrants.

King Charles is advertising for a gardens manager at Buckingham Palace. The monarch, who is known for talking to his plants, is looking for someone 'passionate about plants'.

The senior military figure, who has not yet been identified, and her team will speak to the brave whistleblower who spoke out about her ordeal, a defence minister revealed yesterday.

Unions have warned the facility in Manston is 'like a pressure cooker', with cases of diphtheria and outbreaks of violence.

Saqib Hussain, allegedly murdered by a TikTok star after threatening to expose his affair with her mother was 'head over heels' in love, Leicester Crown Court heard

Birmingham New Street has now reopened after a 'suspicious item' spotted on a platform caused the station to be evacuated. Train services will continue to be disrupted tonight.

In a further blow to Putin's invasion, 950 Russian soldiers were killed in a single day, pushing his force's death toll up to at least 71,200, Kyiv has claimed.

Nestle said it would be hiking prices of its much-loved festive favourites in the lead up to Christmas. It comes as the company's sales soared by more than 9 per cent to almost £60 billion.

A baby allegedly murdered by nurse Lucy Letby showed intermittent signs of life for five hours after a medical crash team called off their desperate attempts to resuscitate him, a court heard today.

Jade Croucher, 26, says the 'agony and pain' of wondering what had happened to her sister is now over after police confirmed her remains had been found in the loft of a property in Milton Keynes.

Marcus Coutain, 50, was stopped in London after he was found with a carpentry knife in his pocket in Islington, North London. Jurors cleared him of the charges at Aldersgate House Crown Court today.

A family of eight who were forced to move out of their home are living in two houses separated by a dual carriageway after the council failed to find a property big enough to squeeze them all in.

Commander Tom Knott MBE has been removed from his post as captain of HMS Trent for allegedly sending 'suggestive messages' to a woman sailor under his command.

The technology tycoon, Britain's second richest man, sued Channel 4 News and Independent Television News (ITN) for libel following the broadcast on February 10.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The collection of 210 was compiled by seaman Frederick Warrener while he served on HMS Falmouth when it was stationed in China between 1935 and 1937.

Amid the Battle of the Somme in 1916, thousands of British, Australian and French soldiers posed for photos that were later sent home to relatives.

A passerby has defied calls to not 'directly intervene' with Just Stop Oil eco zealots as a man tackled a paint-wielding protester and sprayed them orange this morning

Artists who had spent hours on their competition entries said the last minute decision by the Statue For Elsie charity to appoint the royal sculptor Alexander Stoddart was 'wrong' and 'embarrassing'.

Disgraced Duke Prince Andrew beamed today as he yet again took to his horse for a ride around Windsor.

Holland & Barrett worker Terry Stokes attacked his boss in front of shocked London customers after a row erupted about the length of his lunch-break.

Joey Barton has been cleared of assaulting his wife at home in Kew after a judge ruled he could not have a fair trial because prosecutors would not call her to give evidence.

Economist Tony Mackay, who helped set up Norway's £1trillion sovereign wealth fund in the 1970s, said he had 'doubts' over the SNP leader's plan for a similar set-up.

Mr Sunak was not too eager on welcoming a dog into the family but after his two daughter's Krisna and Anoushka met Boris Johnson's pooch Dilyn, they begged their father for a puppy of their own.

A third person has been arrested on suspicion of child neglect after an eight-month-old girl fell ill at Tiny Toes Day Nursery in Cheadle Hulme, Greater Manchester on May 9 and died later that day.

New mother Teegan Barnard, 17, from Havant, who died of a cardiac arrest after a C-section could have survived if her doctors had relieved air pressure in her chest, an inquest heard today.

Harry Armstrong Evans, 21, a third-year physics and astrophysics student, died in June 2021 from asphyxiation at his home in Launceston, Cornwall.

Courtney Flynn was crossing the road on her way home from school, in Newport, Gwent, when a bus ran a red light missing the seven-year-old by inches.

Met Police officers were called to an address in Dagenham at around 9.30pm yesterday and found two women with stab injuries. One- a woman in her 60s- was pronounced dead at the scene.

Penny Hughes, 28, and Rhian Mai, 31, were fed up with motorists ignoring the 30mph speed limit where young children play on the A470 road in their village of Dolwyddelan, Conwy, north Wales.

They were also 67 per cent more likely to report chest pains in the year following an attack than those who had little or no stress in their marriage, according to research from Yale University.

English teacher and experienced climber Samantha Orton, 55, fell to her death moments after telling her friend how much she was 'loving' the climb up Glyder Fach's 3,261ft peak, an inquest heard.

RAC Fuel Watch has warned the costs will continue to soar. It comes as a Tesco station in Cambridge was seen selling diesel for 197.9p-a-litre today.

A man convicted of posting a 'grossly offensive' tweet about the death of Captain Sir Tom Moore is to take his case to the European Court of Human Rights. Joseph Kelly, 36, wants his conviction overturned.

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Police said they believe there were at least two shooters who fired indiscriminately at a group of people who had gathered at a street corner in Chicago's Garfield Park neighborhood.

The embattled Home Secretary faced Labour calls to resign over the lapses in email security which led to her being sacked by then PM Liz Truss last month.

Anatoly Karpov, 71, who is known as a Putin loyalist but had voiced opposition to the war in Ukraine is in a coma at a hospital in Moscow after suffering 'serious' head injuries at the weekend.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Tackling the scale of the migrant influx would challenge any Home Secretary. Mrs Braverman has the added burden of being undermined by her own officials.

ROBERT HARDMAN: More than 5.5 million farmed turkeys, geese and ducks have died or been culled in the past year -2.3 million of them in the past month alone.

Furious residents who live near Manston, a migrant detention centre in Kent, are calling for tougher action by authorities over claims that asylum seekers are escaping 'on a daily basis'.

The WA premier's plans to quit coal are in chaos as he concedes the state needs to import coal from interstate, while WA households face another uncertain summer with possible blackouts.

Ghosts and ghouls will be running amok in New York City with many participating in the Halloween Parade. For the first time in 49 years, the parade will be led by all women.

Last night staff in Manston warned that migrants are making blades out of tent parts, loo roll holders and broken bits from the wired fence.

The popular series is set to show the hour-long 1995 interview with the disgraced BBC journalist over two episodes and will include its most inflammatory parts.

A guest staying at a five-star hotel in Sydney heard a woman cry 'stop, stop, stop' as well as thudding sounds and then another woman saying 'look what you have done to her face', a rape trial heard.

An off-colour conversation between Eddie Maguire and former Australian Idol star Rob 'Millsy' Mills accidentally went to air during Channel 10's Melbourne Cup coverage on Monday.

The adoptive father of the man accused of attempting to murder Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's husband has spoken out about his son's actions.

One horse failed to finish the 2022 Melbourne Cup race - with Interpretation pulling up early despite being passed fit to start.

The grandmother of one of the two teenage girls murdered in Indiana in 2017 said the accused killer refused to accept payment from the family for processing their photos.

The findings, published Tuesday by Boston-based business tracker Alignable, are raising more than a eyebrows, as they illustrate the stark effect inflation is having on everyday Americans.

Billionaire Elon Musk showed up at Heidi Klum's annual Halloween party after reports that he will cut nearly 2,000 jobs from Twitter after acquiring it for $44 billion dollars.

The Melbourne Cup is back with a full crowd for the first time since 2019, but for the expected 80,000 punters it's turning out to be a tale of two races. The glamorous and the soaking wet.

Vision of the bus driver's vulgar rant at Port Douglas in far north Queensland last week went viral on social media, showing the man unleashing on passengers who asked why he was delayed.

A four-wheel drive plunged into a three-metre wide sinkhole that opened underneath a a busy intersection in Perth's northern suburbs on Tuesday morning but has since been pulled out.

NAB declared it would pass on the latest 0.25 percentage point increase on November 11 - less than two hours after the Reserve Bank raised rates for the seventh straight month.

The return of foreign horses to the Melbourne Cup field has raised fears that another tragedy could occur in the race that stops the nation.

Elon Musk has dissolved Twitter's board of directors and has made himself  'the sole director of Twitter' according to an SEC filing. It came almost immediately after Musk completed his $44bn deal.

DAN WOOTTON: In another passive aggressive media intervention this weekend, Brooklyn Beckham's new wife continued to drag her in-laws.

TV reporter Steph Ferrier was hoping her live cross back to the studio would be uneventful - but Melbourne's wild Cup day weather had other ideas.

Kiwi-born punter Jade Jillings' brush with fame - where she was dubbed 'Wheelie Bin Girl' for her antics after the 2016 race - hasn't dimmed her love of horse racing.

A flattering letter from a fertility doctor has led to a woman and her sister discovering he was their dad and the 'anonymous' donor who secretly inseminated their mum without her knowledge.      

The results for the 2022 Melbourne Cup are in.  The thrilling race kicked off at 3pm at the famous Flemington track.

Paul Pelosi, who was the only one home when DePape broke in, called the police who arrived two minutes later to find the 82-year-old and DePape, 42, struggling over a hammer.

John Hamilton Doyle, 82, passed away last month at Blacktown Hospital, weeks before he was to face another charge of possessing child abuse material.

The ABC's plans to relocate from its inner-city Sydney headquarters to a new site in Parramatta has garnered 'mixed responses' from disgruntled staff members.

Daily Mail Australia tipped the top two finishers in the Melbourne Cup

Perth comedians Seb Bush and Will Woods, from Misfit Minds, shared the clip on Monday in which they approach random people posing as a millennial drug dealer.

Bob Matlock, owner of JC's Bar in Delphi, Indiana, said on Monday the man arrested for the 2017 murder of two teenage girls in the town was a regular among his patrons.

Lunar Flare is out of the race as rain bomb looms. Here's how it could - and should - affect your betting strategy.

The Justice Department on Monday issued a 'statement of interest' in an Arizona case challenging the right of armed vigilantes to patrol drop boxes. The DoJ said it was troubling.

The Reserve Bank of Australia announced the latest 0.25 percentage point increase just half an hour before the Melbourne Cup with the Big Four banks all betting on a November 1 rise.

Irish-bred entries have suffered in the Melbourne Cup with one pulled up and three walking across the line.

Her appeal, launched on Monday, takes issue with an October 19 decision by Federal Court Justice Robert Bromwich finding Ms Hanson defamed Mr Burston through 'seriously damaging' comments.

A man in his 70s is being treated for a dislocated shoulder and cuts to his arms, legs and head after a kangaroo viciously attacked him while he was walking to the shed on his NSW property.

Kanye West was caught on camera having an argument with another parents while standing on the sidelines of his son Saint's soccer game. Video footage shows West wildly gesturing.

A mum who used donor sperm to have her five kids is worried about 'accidental incest' after a simple conversation at her children's daycare led to her discovering they had at least 43 half-siblings.

St John Ambulance has for years used a Ferno 2045 carry chair to ferry racegoers who've grossly overindulged out of the event and will claim more unfortunate victims with Covid restrictions lifted.

A woman accused of murdering an elderly man with a frying pan in Sydney's eastern suburbs called him 'a dog' and feuded with him over CDs and money before his death, court hears.

NSW transport Union has warned of more industrial action against NSW transport following a declined 'modest pay offer'.

Officials in California have formally charged David DePape with attempted murder among other felony charges in relation to Friday's hammer attack on Paul Pelosi.

A man has faced court charged with attempted murder after he allegedly tried to drown a police sergeant in a creek - before a hero bystander stepped in to save the officer.

Australians are turning back towards cash as a preferred payment method amid rising inflation rates. During the pandemic over a quarter of Australian households cut out cash for bank transactions.

Tragic teen Cassius Turvey was due to start work at Gina Rinehart's Roy Hill mine in the Pilbara when he was allegedly murdered in what has described as a 'racially motivated' attack.

Climate change protesters have descended on the Melbourne Cup, using a van to block a main road outside the track to stand on the car's roof and scream at punters.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 129 points, or 0.4 percent, on the day, but still gained 14 percent for the month, its best since 1976.

The body of rising footy star Liam Hampson has been released to his family in Spain and will be returned home to Queensland as his family asks all funeral attendees to dress as Liam would.

TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney responded to Caitlyn Jenner after the former reality TV star called a clip of Mulvaney saying 'women can have bulges' 'absurd.'

A self-admitted 'problem gambler' broke into the Melbourne Cup race track to pour an unidentified substance on the track.

GOP Senate candidate Blake Masters finished his fundraising calls and then changed into a C-3PO costume on Monday afternoon. 'You gotta trick or treat,' he told DailyMail.com.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Surely Environment Secretary Therese Coffey's claim that 'the Government doesn't have a view' on whether the King should go to Cop27 is absurd.

'A couple of weeks after the election, I assume that [Attorney General Merrick Garland] will indict Trump,' one person described as a 'veteran aide' said.

The president, along with Jill Biden and granddaughter Naomi, welcomed the children of local firefighters, nurses, police officers and National Guard members for trick-or-treating.

Real estate data group CoreLogic is expecting more interest rate rises to accelerate Australia's housing market downturn. House prices went backwards in every capital city market in October.

Qantas CEO Alan Joyce has been accused of setting performance goals that are not 'sufficiently challenging' in a scheme to receive a bonus payment worth millions.

A wannabe influencer, who used money from investors to take a gaggle of female social media influencers on a luxury trip on Hamilton Island has been issued a bankruptcy notice.

Stefanovic's fellow Nine journalists at 60 Minutes and The Age and Sydney Morning Herald have led recent media attacks on Australia's most divisive doctor's practices and ethics.

Independent MP Dai Le has called for the government to get rid of its 'cloak of secrecy' about the Syrian rescue mission where four women and 13 children were repatriated back to Australia.

Climbers said that it is not entirely accurate to call Sam, 8, the youngest person ever to climb El Capitan, despite the media fanfare that followed his ascent.

An Aboriginal elder slammed mining magnate Andrew Forrest on Monday, saying Indigenous people are 'suffering ... when you going to stop these handouts?'

The ominous message was posted to Twitter by a commentator who is closely linked to the Communist Party regime after reports the US will station up to six of the bombers at a remote facility south of Darwin.

Two thousand people gathered at a candlelight vigil on Monday night to mourn Cassius Turvey after the 15-year-old's death sparked an outpouring of grief and anger.

Indian community members made $1,000 donations to Victorian Labor's election campaign for the chance to speak with Federal Immigration Minister Andrew Giles about visa issues.

Video shared on social media shows fireworks going off outside Stratford station near the Westfield shopping centre in east London this evening.

One New York City pup has become the the talk of the 'Tok,' TikTok that is, after he went viral because no one wanted to play with him at a recent NYC adoption event.

Two teens have been caught on camera opening the front door of a woman's home and allegedly stealing a bag full of lollies while out trick-or-treating on Halloween.

Rugby star and charity ambassador Zakir Slaimankhel has broken his silence with a lengthy Facebook post after he and his family were kicked off a Qantas flight from Bali to Sydney last month.

A child was struck by a tree branch after 'ridiculous' wild winds battered West Pennant Hills in Sydney's north-west on Monday night.

The two-floor Manhattan condo, situated in the borough's historic Stella Tower, is just a five-minute walk from the Daily Show studio.

Residents in Brighton in Melbourne's east got a Halloween fright on Monday after a man allegedly broke into a woman's home sparking a huge police operation.

A group of brazen thieves hit a San Diego, California, Nordstrom and got away with $140,000 in merchandise and designer handbags during a recent burglary, police said.

Republican Sen. Ron Johnson on Monday hit back at former President Barack Obama, who hammered the incumbent on Social Security at a Saturday rally.

A bold plan to keep talented teachers in NSW could see staff taking home $147K.The proposal to reward excellent teachers with higher pay and enhanced status was unveiled on Tuesday.

Hannah Louise Fraser, 30, and her six children, aged from 14 months to 14 years old, were in a car crash on the Goomalling-Toodyay Road in Wongamine at about 6.20m last Wednesday.

Halloween was ruined in one Michigan neighborhood after a vacant home was found riddled with roaches and deemed unsafe for trick-or-treaters by city officials.

Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut is demanding a probe a Saudi investor's stake in Elon Musk's $44 billion Twitter purchase. He wants the CFIUS board to examine the purchase.

Steve Pankey, 71, was convicted of first-degree felony murder and second-degree kidnapping on Monday in the 1984 murder of Jonelle Matthews.

Georgia Senate hopeful Herschel Walker on Monday fired back at former President Barack Obama, who ridiculed the Republican's run at a Friday campaign rally in Atlanta.

Goran Gogic, 43, was arrested on Sunday night and charged by the Department of Justice on Monday.

President Joe Biden will avoid several of the battleground states that helped elect him president while Barack Obama hits Arizona and Nevada this week.

DePape on Monday was charged with assault and attempted kidnapping by the Department of Justice.

The former captain of the Staten Island Ferry bought by Pete Davidson, 28, and Colin Jost, 40, said it will likely cost millions to renovate the boat into a nightclub, as it is filled with asbestos and roaches.

The Royal Easter Show carnival ride worker from Doonside in Sydney's west will never meet the baby son named in his honour after his life came to an abrupt end in April.

Zang Jianjun was executive director of Chinese oil giant CEFC, which partnered with Joe Biden's brother Jim and son Hunter on a multi million dollar deal.

President Joe Biden is considering a 'windfall tax' on energy companies as he seeks to make Big Oil the villian in a Halloween speech attacking their record profits. 

McKenna Evans, 22, who was stabbed to death along with her father Ken Evans in a Kohl's parking lot outside of Los Angeles, penned a disturbing social media post just a few days before the brutal slaying.

The likelihood of rain - and possibly hail - hitting Flemington for the Cup should go a long way to deciding who you should bet on.

Five people - including two young children - were killed when a Ford SUV carrying three girls and four women crashed almost head-on into a Nissan pick-up truck.

A St. Peters man is forced to pay a $400 fine for having too many sunflowers in his front yard. Chris Bank appeared in court of October 11 after he refused to cut down his sunflowers.

New York City's new pay transparency law goes into effect Tuesday requiring all companies that employ four or more people to post salary ranges for open jobs.