More than 1,300 arrested and 50 police hurt in violent French protests - as National Rally's Marine Le Pen to kick off presidential campaign with rally speech

Daily Mail - Oct 25, 2026

It was the second consecutive weekend of unrest in France, which is heading to presidential elections in April and May to choose a successor to Macron, who is reaching his two-term limit.

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Letter handed to Met Police accusing Thomas Markle of child sex abuse 'was sent by his ex-wife'

Oct 25, 2026

Letter handed to Met Police accusing Thomas Markle of child sex abuse 'was sent by his ex-wife'

Roslyn Loveless, who was married to Thomas Markle from 1964 to 1975, sent the letter detailing allegations against him in 2019, the New York Post claimed.

Nadia Sawalha sues ITV after being axed from Loose Women over pro-Palestine views

Oct 25, 2026

Nadia Sawalha sues ITV after being axed from Loose Women over pro-Palestine views

Describing the dispute as a 'mountain of tension', the presenter claims the television network treated her unlawfully over her 'protected beliefs'.

Hundreds of new homes planned across Greater Manchester in latest developments

Oct 25, 2026

Hundreds of new homes planned across Greater Manchester in latest developments

These are all the latest proposals planned across the Greater Manchester city-region

The crumbling primary school in Denton that's had a 'reet tough do of it'

Oct 25, 2026

The crumbling primary school in Denton that's had a 'reet tough do of it'

Russell Scott Primary School was left in a mess bankrupt contractors Carillion. Now they're finally getting a school building the community has waited years for

Storm Boelo batters Britain with 85mph winds: Amber warnings in force as trains cancelled and thousands left without power

Oct 25, 2026

Storm Boelo batters Britain with 85mph winds: Amber warnings in force as trains cancelled and thousands left without power

Winds peaked overnight at 60-70mph in the warning zone - including Scotland, parts of Northern Ireland and the far north of England.

Arson arrest after firefighters break into Stockport house to tackle blaze

Oct 25, 2026

Arson arrest after firefighters break into Stockport house to tackle blaze

Crews tackled a fire at the house in Reddish

Traitors fans left feeling 'stabbed in the back' after 'especially pointless' cliffhanger

Oct 25, 2026

Traitors fans left feeling 'stabbed in the back' after 'especially pointless' cliffhanger

Celebrity Traitors fans were left feeling 'stabbed in the back' when the BBC cut to the credits before King Kenny revealed which contestant he had banished with his game-changing power.

Fury as Green Party activist given 'free rein by BBC' to lambast Jewish woman

Oct 25, 2026

Fury as Green Party activist given 'free rein by BBC' to lambast Jewish woman

Ashok Kumar, a professor at Birkbeck, had been invited to appear on Politics Live to discuss the controversial 'Zionism is racism' motion adopted at the Greens' conference this month.

Ticket hack gets free family entry to 'magical' winter light show, Santa's grotto and maze

Oct 25, 2026

Ticket hack gets free family entry to 'magical' winter light show, Santa's grotto and maze

The spectacle includes a wintry light show within a one-mile-long Enchanted Forest and Magical Maze

Widespread rollout of road cameras that measure average speed likely after more than seven million Aussie drivers were caught out

Oct 25, 2026

Widespread rollout of road cameras that measure average speed likely after more than seven million Aussie drivers were caught out

A trial into a new speed camera system ended in June this year.

Labour surge to their largest poll lead since the general election - with Tories ahead of Reform UK as Kemi Badenoch's popularity grows

Oct 25, 2026

Labour surge to their largest poll lead since the general election - with Tories ahead of Reform UK as Kemi Badenoch's popularity grows

The latest Ipsos in the UK survey puts Labour on 32 per cent support, which is up five percentage points from last month.

Rip-off rickshaw drivers are sleeping rough in their cabs and using Buckingham Palace as a public toilet

Oct 25, 2026

Rip-off rickshaw drivers are sleeping rough in their cabs and using Buckingham Palace as a public toilet

The Daily Mail has discovered that weary operators of the pedal-powered vehicles have set up a makeshift camp in the shadow of the monarch's official residence in London.

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