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Former British special forces poised to deliver aid to new Gaza ‘gated communities’

Israel is reported to have been trying to engage private military contractors in Gaza for at least six months.Several non-gover

‘I’m a travel expert – here is the cheapest place in Greece to move to’

A travel expert has helped Brits in their quest to move out of Britain by sharing the cheapest place to move to in sunny Greece.As of June 2024, the average hou

Meet Anna Morris, world champion cyclist who was trainee doctor just three years ago

How 2022 Commonwealth Games propelled Anna Morris to top level That experience in Birmingham was Morris's first major taste of international competition. "Witho

Putin dismisses ‘nonsense’ MI5 claims of Russian meddling in Britain

Vladimir Putin dismissed as “complete nonsense” MI5 allegations that Russian agents want to spread mayhem and chaos in Brit

‘I live on UK-owned island that’s part of Labour’s £6m migrant plan’

Alarm has been sounded warning Labour's new £6million plan will give migrants backdoor access to Britain.Author and vet Joe Hollins has been resident on St Hel

Russia helping Houthi rebels strike British ships

A British-owned cargo ship carrying 41,000 tons of fertiliser sank in February after it was struck by a missile.Attacks on ship

Scientists have discovered where the ugliest people in Britain live…

By Emily Stearn, Senior Health Reporter For Mailonline Published: 01:50 BST, 25 October 2024 | Updated: 08:59 BST, 25 October 2024

Britain’s first black voter was in 1749, 25 years earlier than thought, and ran a pub

It’s a discovery that changes our understanding of British history – and it arises from just one word.Until now, the first black voter in Britain was though

‘Utter rubbish’: Putin dismisses MI5 claims Russia trying to create mayhem in UK and Europe

Vladimir Putin has dismissed as "utter rubbish" claims by the UK's MI5 intelligence chief that Russia is aiming to cause chaos across Britain and

UK ‘open to discussing non-cash forms of reparatory justice’ for former colonies

Keir Starmer has opened the door to non-financial reparations for the UK’s role in the transatlantic enslavement, as he came under pressure from Commonwealth

British deputy ambassador clashes with Russian ‘journalists’ in Moscow

The right to protest is heavily restricted in Russia and demonstrating without the permission of the authorities carries a maxi