One of the newly minted 50p coin commemorating the 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s accession to the throne could eventually be worth £26,000, according to Collector Services at the Royal Mint.
Politics In her own tweets... the proof Rayner has been lying ANGELA RAYNER’S claims to have not broken any rules over her property dealings have been blown apart by a Mail on Sunday investigation into her real ‘home’.
Celebrity News One Day Leo will be off our screens... but that day’s a long way away! TV’s hottest rising star is back on set - as a genius trying to crack the code of all the world’s computers
Transport Oh joy... yet another train strike! TRAIN strikes yesterday left many parts of the country with no services. Society How date nights really can save a marriage BORIS JOHNSON and his wife Carrie swear by dedicated ‘date nights’ to keep the romance alive - and now research has shown that they could be the secret to avoiding divorce.
Politics Proof this was her REAL home Ever since we questioned the accuracy of her electoral roll entry, Angela Rayner has insisted she lived separately from her family and husband. Her tweets tell a VERY different story
Israel at war Hostage’s family in blast at Netanyahu after body is found THE family of a hostage found dead in an Israeli commando raid yesterday attacked premier Benjamin Netanyahu for not bringing him back alive.
Israel at war Israel has no alternative... it has to defend itself OCTOBER 7, 2023 is a day that will be forever seared into the collective memory of the Jewish people. Six months on, the date has lost none of its sorrow and trauma.
Weather Kathleen cuts Britain in half East coast hits 21C, hotter than the Algarve - as West is battered by 70mph winds
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Media That’s fake! 45 years on, Esther reveals tale of Yorkshire terrier that could say ‘sausages’ was a bit of a porkie Health News Ozempic ‘halves severe heart failure symptoms’ MIRACLE diabetes jab Ozempic has been hailed as ‘a paradigm shift’ in the battle against deadly heart failure.
Politics Tory MP in sexting scandal ‘linked to sting that helped bring down Boris’ THE Tory MP at the centre of a ‘honeytrap’ sexting scandal has been linked to a suspected sting operation which ultimately helped to bring down Boris Johnson.
Home Affairs How did foreign rapist win ten-year asylum fight to stay in Britain? A FOREIGN sex offender who raped a teenage girl has avoided deportation after winning a ten-year asylum battle to remain in the UK, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Home Affairs RAF may need to recall planes to get Rwanda scheme off the ground THE RAF may have to recall three Voyager aircraft leased out to holiday tour firms so they can be used in the Rwanda asylum programme, this newspaper can reveal.
Celebrity News Katherine’s garden chat roots out sex pests KATHERINE RYAN says she’s found the antidote to lewd sexual messages on social media - her husband’s middle-aged obsession with gardening. Society Becks is top of the crops HALF of British men admit basing their hairstyle on celebritites styles - with 3 per cent even saying Simon Cowell’s mop (pictured) is an inspiration.
Celebrity News Lily’s Bacchanalian birthday - in £10,000 outfit IT WAS in Rome that Lily James was caught canoodling with married The Crown actor Dominic West.
Politics Tory MPs’ anger at Clive Myrie’s jokes on HIGNFY NEWSREADER Clive Myrie is at the centre of a BBC impartiality row after making tasteless jokes about the Government while hosting the comedy quiz Have I Got News For You. Science Which party do you want to win? It depends on the size of your chin SOME people famously wear their heart on their sleeve. But is it possible to deduce someone’s political leanings by looking at their face? Scientists say yes.
Weather Boom time for blossoms BRITAIN’S blossoms are blooming thick and early - and the best may yet be to come.
Celebrity News Sex-pest claims that shattered the facade of Sacha and Isla’s ‘together forever’ marriage …as Borat star’s accuser Rebel Wilson issues a mischievous, glammed-up tongue-out riposte
Theatre WARNING: This show includes oranges - and sounds of eating FIRST, we were warned about nudity and sex when we went to the theatre. Then it was violence. These days, it might be racism or politically incorrect language. Science Mums who breastfeed should bank on broccoli BREASTFEEDING mums should eat broccoli and cabbage to pass along essential nutrients to their children, a study suggests.
Politics Choices, choices... will Nigel be tempted to join Trump or the Tories in his 60s? IT IS the ‘dream ticket’ which was the talk of Nigel Farage’s 60th birthday party on Wednesday: Priti Patel as Tory leader, with the former Ukip chief as her deputy. As his guests wolfed down oysters and listened to risque comic Jim Davidson telling jokes straight from the 1970s, the Patel/Farage axis was one of various scenarios in which Farage would rescue a Tory party facing electoral annihilation at the joint hands of Labour and his own Reform party.
Theatre Veteran actors despair at ‘infantile’ advice over stage blood in Othello SHAKESPEARE’S Globe theatre has been criticised for warning audiences that its current production of Othello contains ‘stage blood’ and ‘prop guns and knives’.
Celebrity News A bike, a bike... my kingdom for a bike TRAFFIC jams have defeated the best of us... and it’s no exception for veteran Shakespearan Sir Ian McKellen.
Media Doctor WHEN? New series will be shown at midnight on Friday... to suit American viewers
King Charles U-turn will let churches claim free King portrait MINISTERS have been forced into an embarrassing rethink over barring churches from receiving a free portrait of King Charles after The Mail on Sunday intervened. Israel at war Mum’s 13-mile run to save her baby as Hamas attacked BULLETS kicked up desert sand and rockets exploded overhead as Astar Moshe ran for her life - and the life of her unborn son.
Home Affairs Outrage as Galloway interviews extremist urging death to Israel on Iranian propaganda channel NEWLY elected MP George Galloway has sparked fury after inviting an Islamic extremist on to his TV talk show who urged Britons to join up with terrorists fighting Israel.
Politics One complaint a minute being made under Scots hate law POLICE in Scotland have been swamped with almost 8,000 complaints since the introduction of Humza Yousaf’s shambolic hate crime laws, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Home Affairs Probe after two jets collide at Heathrow AN investigation has been launched after two passenger planes collided while one of them was being towed at Heathrow Airport. Courts Judge in Christian case is removed over ‘LGBT bias’ A FORMER president of the TUC has been removed from the judging panel of an employment tribunal concerning a Christian social worker because of fears he could be perceived as biased against him.
Politics Reform sacks candidate for obscene ‘brown babies’ jibe REFORM UK has dropped two of its election candidates and suspended a third after a Mail on Sunday investigation uncovered a series of offensive remarks - including the suggestion that ‘brown babies’ came from a particular sex act.
Retail Our man with the sugar craving visits the Krispy Kreme drive-thru (sic) ...where the coffee’s like ditch water but the ‘Original Glazed’ is delectable
Politics Starmer’s property ladder IF polls are to be believed, in a few months’ time the Leader of the Opposition Sir Keir Starmer will be moving into digs considerably more salubrious than his first rat-infested London flat above a massage parlour. Over the years, as CLAUDIA JOSEPH shows here, living for Sir Keir got leafier and more liberal as he up-sized across his beloved north London…
Celebrity News Have you twigged it’s Zendaya? THEY have the same elfin frame, sweeping fringe and modish style.
Home Affairs Now the ‘youth wing’ of Just Stop Oil plots chaos on Tube HUNDREDS of young eco-zealots and pro-Palestine activists are plotting to wreak havoc on the London Underground this week, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Crime Six months after mighty sycamore was felled, are police finally closing in on the cretins who did it? SOMEHOW the sense of loss at the wanton felling of the Sycamore Gap tree is more profound in the spring.
Media Priceless! Antiques Roadshow sees off Ant and Dec in ratings battle ANTIQUES Roadshow is proving invaluable to the BBC in the ratings war - pulling in more viewers than soap operas and Ant and Dec. Health News All charged up, the girl given a battery-sized pacemaker at just 7 days old SHE was just seven days old when she had a pacemaker the size of a AAA battery fitted -and now 19 months later little Esmé Byrne is thriving.
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Medical Hampstead, the worst place to break a bone LEAFY, affluent Hampstead in north-west London is a much sought-after place to live. However, a new study has found that it’s also the worst place in Britain to have a fracture. Celebrity News Unseal child p*rn stash, say Jacko’s accusers DISGRACED pop icon Michael Jackson collected nude photographs of his child molestation victims, claim two of his former accusers.
Celebrity News £70 for a frying pan, Rufus? That Andrew role must pay well FOR Prince Andrew, the backlash from the notorious Newsnight interview about his relationship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein must have felt like jumping from the frying pan into the fire.
Society Lovelorn men pay penalty MEN looking for love have been warned not to talk about football, weightlifting and pubs.
Investigation Squaddies forced to have unprotected sex with Kenya prostitutes in initiation rite BRITISH soldiers training in Kenya have carried out initiation ceremonies in which younger recruits are forced into having unprotected sex with prostitutes, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Despite its association with New Zealand, the kiwi fruit is indigenous to the forests of south-west China 1 THIS weekend’s Storm Kathleen is the 11th named storm in eight months and only the second time in a UK storm season that the letter K has been reached in the alphabet. The first time K was used was in March 2016, with Storm Katie.
