Apple officially unveiled its long-awaited AirTags. The small, circular device can be attached to keys, a wallet or any object. If the item goes missing, users can track it via the Find My app.

President Joe Biden on Tuesday called family members of George Floyd after a jury announced a verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial - and said he was 'relieved.'

A Minneapolis Police veteran of 19 years, he acted more like a ruthless Wild West sheriff than a modern day lawman.

The Clintons praised the verdict and said it was 'painfully clear' law enforcement must do better. The Obamas called for the elimination of racial bias from the nation's criminal justice system.

Credit card provider Barclaycard is facing a mass exodus of loyal customers after suddenly slashing the credit limits of more than 100,000 customers by as much as 99 per cent.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi bizarrely thanked George Floyd for 'sacrificing your life for justice' in remarks after Derek Chauvin was found guilty of three counts of murder and manslaughter.

Barclaycard customers have called on the provider to change its mind over its heavy-handed cutting of credit limits of cardholders whose financial circumstances have improved over the last year

Democrats threatened to derail Derek Chauvin's murder trial on multiple occasions by ignoring Judge Peter Cahill's orders to stop talking about it because their comments could influence the jury.

All six English clubs involved in the European Super League have quit the hated competition, after Manchester City became the first club to walk away.

The jury returned its verdict in Derek Chauvin's trial over the death of George Floyd on Tuesday afternoon after just 10 and a half hours of deliberation in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Whoopi Goldberg, Kerry Washington, Chris Evans and Mariah Carey were just some of the stars who were first to share their thoughts on Twitter

Leona Harris, 48, who faced being struck off after she gave a blood transfusion in a speeding ambulance to a woman who was haemorrhaging after losing her baby, has been cleared.

People across the United States celebrated on Tuesday as Derek Chauvin was found guilty of murdering George Floyd after cities across the country had been on high alert for protests.

Derek Chauvin now faces up to 75 years behind bars after being found guilty on all charges in George Floyd's death.

Hennepin County Judge Peter Cahill, 64, has been praised for his handling of the high-profile murder trial, after standing firm on his decisions not to delay or move proceedings.

Hollywood star Sharon Stone, 63, told Saga Magazine she would only 'cry,' after losing primary custody of her son Roan, then eight in 2008 following her divorce from Phil Bronstein in 2004.

Boris Johnson has axed plans for White House-style televised press briefings despite spending £2.6million of taxpayer money on the briefing room.

Anisah Ahmed met fellow barrister Iqbal Mohammed, 38, through LinkedIn around six years ago and embarked upon a relationship with him in 2014.

The black vehicle was caught on camera as it hit the pedestrian in an area of Birmingham. The man appeared to be running towards another car moments before he was struck.

Richard Dawkins, 80, has been stripped of his 'American Humanist of the Year' title after he appeared to question whether people could choose their gender on Twitter.

Pupils in Years 5 and 6 at Lindfield Learning Village in Sydney's north made placards with the words 'Stop killer cops' and 'Pigs out of the country'.

Security officers were so taken in by a Spanish national's polished appearance they even paid her cab fare before waving her into the grounds of Royal Lodge in Windsor on Monday.

COVID passports could be restricted to 'tough to open' sectors such as theatres, sports stadiums and nightclubs, Boris Johnson suggested yesterday.

A UK ticket-holder has won Tuesday's £59 million EuroMillions jackpot, Camelot said. Camelot's Andy Carter, senior winners' adviser at the National Lottery, said: 'What amazing news.'

JANE FRYER: Rod Humphris, 54, made headlines after throwing Sir Keir Starmer out of his pub on Monday, saying the Labour leader should have opposed lockdowns in support of pubs.

ROSS CLARK: Has Boris Johnson - the man who once said wind farms 'couldn't pull the skin off a rice pudding' - really thought through the implications of his carbon emissions target?

TOM LEONARD: Long before the verdict came through, Minneapolis was already a fortress city, battened down and steeling itself for the storm.

Lukasz Koczocik sprang into action when the alarm was raised at the prisoner rehabilitation event near London Bridge, attended by Usman Khan, who fatally stabbed Jack Merritt and Saskia Jones.

The UK Government today announced it will set up a panel of civil servants, scientists and pharmaceutical companies to find pills that could treat Covid before it gets severe.

House Minority Leader Rep. Kevin McCarthy introduced a resolution to censure Rep. Maxine Waters over her comments in the Derek Chauvin case that Republicans said incited violence.

Countdown and Strictly Come Dancing star Rachel Riley, 35, wants a change in the law to require convicted stalkers to be registered with local police.

The killing of George Floyd in May last year galvanized the Black Lives Matter movement, making it a household name around the world and raising millions.

Data from the UK Government's official Covid variant tracking programme show cases of the mutant strain have nearly tripled from the 77 detected last week.

A 15-year-old girl was stabbed in the leg after a fight broke out in Hyde Park while people gathered to celebrate 420 this afternoon. Her injuries are not believed to be life threatening.

SARAH VINE: Even the most ardent Republican could not have helped but be moved by the sight of the Queen at Prince Philip's funeral.

Math teacher Paul Rossi, who was pulled from his classes at Grace Church School after criticizing the school's anti-racism policies, released audio Tuesday of an explosive phone call .

The Prime Minister today apologised to holidaymakers and urged them to be patient as he said the Government will provide an update 'as soon as we possibly can'.

A new study from Israel found that 1.2% of patients with autoimmune inflammatory rheumatic diseases developed shingles after receiving the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine.

The 'extremely rare' RS2000 Mark 1 model, which dates from 1975 and is one of very few un-restored versions still in existence, boasted a top speed of 108mph when it was first made.

Marijuana lovers unite for the London rally every year on April 20, the date corresponding to the code name 420, usually to demand the drug is decriminalised.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association said it 'condemns all forms of racism, discrimination and hate speech' after longtime member and ex-president Philip Berk sent an email to members Sunday.

Weekly deaths data from the Office of National Statistics going up to April 9 released today shows daily coronavirus deaths are now in single figures for all regions of England.

The anti-trust lawsuit against Google was filed in New York on Tuesday by Associated Newspapers Ltd. and Mail Media Inc, the parent company of DailyMail.com and MailOnline.

DAN WOOTTON: I believe our political leaders have overseen the destruction of the great British pub tradition for the sake of a health and safety autocracy.

An NHS England letter sent to practices on Saturday specified sites that do not have Pfizer or Moderna vaccines in stock should cancel all first dose appointments for pregnant women.

Russia's defence ministry said on Tuesday more than 50 fighter jets were moved to Crimea. Satellite images from airbases in the region on April 16 and 14 appeared to confirm this.

Speaking to Vanity Fair, Anna Pasternak - the author of Princess in Love - said she is 'not 100 per cent sure' that the Prince of Wales, 72, will ever ascend to the throne.

Achieving the 80 per cent reduction will require major changes to industry, farming and homes - as well as planting more trees across Britain. Boris Johnson will confirm the cuts in the coming days.

Department of Health figures show coronavirus infections have barely changed week-on-week, rising by just 2.1 per cent. Deaths jumped slightly more - but day-to-day counts fluctuate heavily.

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon declared that hospitality, shops and gyms can get back up and running next week, hailing the success of the vaccine rollout.

The top editor of Conde Nast, who is a titan in the fashion industry, predicted that the world is about to enter a 'Roaring Twenties' of indulgence and excess after the trauma of Covid and lockdowns.

Border Force confirmed they intercepted around 100 people, including a young child, making the treacherous journey across the Channel and brought them into Kent this morning.

Police are hunting a group of men after a woman was raped in what officers have described as a 'random and sickening attack' which took place shortly after 12.30am this morning in Wythenshawe.

Speaking exclusively to FEMAIL, royal biographer Phil Dampier said Kate is 'maturing rapidly in her role' as she approaches her 10-year anniversary of marrying Prince William and  becoming a royal.

Sacha Butlin, 23, hit Thomas Henry Le Vavasseur Dit Durell, 25, with the glass after drinking half a bottle of vodka during a night out at a club in St Helier, Jersey.

Samir Jassal, an ex-Conservative councillor who has campaigned alongside both David Cameron and Boris Johnson, helped to secure the deal for face masks last July.

Paul Oliver, 49, and wife Sarah, 45, were walking their dogs through Kenilworth Greenway Country Park in Warwickshire when they attacked cyclist Jaroslaw Zachwieja.

Pupils at Pimlico Academy in Westminster walked out of class and during a protest over changes to the school curriculum, the flying of the national flag outside the building and a uniform policy.

The DJ, 42, confirmed her impending departure on Radio 1 on Tuesday, telling listeners her job at the station has been like a 'second home'.

The television personality, 46, purchased the island of Saint Tudwal's West on the Llŷn Peninsula, North Wales, in 2001 for £95,000.

Grace Church School teacher Paul Rossi was ousted from the classroom Monday after he accused the school of 'indoctrinating' students with antiracist lessons.

Pauline Boyd, of Blair Drummond, has slammed Stirling Council after they were forced to apologise for not sending her a letter informing her of the details of the planning application for the house next door.

The latest episode of BBC documentary series Bent Coppers: Crossing the Line of Duty, sheds light on former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Robert Mark's founding of anti-corruption unit A10.

Tesco was handed the penalty by a judge at Birmingham Magistrates' Court on Monday and further ordered to pay prosecution costs of £95,500, Birmingham City Council said.

The job title of Prince Harry's new role at startup BetterUp Inc., that some in the US are shortening to 'CHIMPO', has already drawn mockery at home in Britain for the silly-sounding phrase.

Medics recovered kebab meat the 'size of a golf ball' from 56-year-old David Clark's airway after he collapsed on a Northern train as he travelled home to Lancaster in March 2019.

Surrey Police said the most recent damage took place on Saturday and that between 50 and 60 trees have now been affected. Meanwhile, more than 900 residents have launched a patrol group to help police.

Owen said: 'Parents have to start speaking out...you have to start suing the schools because they're ruining the lives of young children.' Her comments came in the wake of two separate controversies.

One witness said they saw the officers kissing for 20 minutes in the carpark in Blackburn, Lancashire.

David De Costa helped save residents from the blaze in North Kensington, west London, in June 2017 and was subsequently diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder.

Documents and emails from the independent Oxfordshire school detail the extent of several 'highly-offensive' jokes the boy made via Snapchat and TikTok.

Kyle Hudson lost control of a Toyota Yaris which he and friend Ryce Mendoza, 20, had stolen in Cheshire. The 16-year-old was killed during a police chase and Mendoza was later jailed.

Manchester University experts analysed real-time data from parts of England and found that the numbers of suicides were not significantly higher than in 2019, despite claims on social media.

An Office for National Statistics (ONS) analysis of data between 2011 and last year found that those who 'mainly' worked from home were 38 per cent less likely to get a bonus than those working away.

DAN WOOTTON: Prince Charles has left for his cottage in Wales to privately grieve the loss of his father - following an extraordinary summit with Prince William and Prince Harry.

SUE REID :Bishop Climate was discovered last year offering A bogus Covid-19 'cure' in a mysterious-looking oil-filled bottle, marketed as 'Plagues Divine Protection'.

Border Force is said to be working on plans which would see passport e-gates able to automatically check if someone has the correct documents for entry into the UK.

DR RENEE HOENDERKAMP: Why are we still seeing such miserably restricted funerals, particularly for mourners who have had at least one dose of the vaccine?

PROFESSOR PHILIP THOMAS: Given the current positive trends, the UK Government's target of full freedom by June 21 looks like it should be met.

In his letter, Prince Harry 'outlined his reasons for leaving' his position as a senior royal in order to emigrate to California and said he would 'respect the institution', sources told The Mirror.

Labour MP Clive Lewis reacted to the report by tweeting a photo of a KKK member in front of a burning cross with the caption: 'Move along. Nothing to see here #RaceReport.'

Paul Reynolds, 38, from Colchester, Essex, was restrained by security staff at Pontins Pakefield near Lowestoft, Suffolk on February 14, 2017. He was taken to hospital and died two days later.

Devon and Cornwall Police have confirmed the body of the girl, 13, who was on holiday with her family, was found at the base of the cliffs at Sandy Bay, Exmouth on Friday.

The last year has been challenging for everyone, but has been particularly tough for those who own and run small businesses.

Ghislaine Maxwell has claimed that the case against her is prejudiced because Jeffrey Epstein is dead - and he would have cleared her of wrongdoing if he was alive.

The unnamed 27-year-old woman said she was captured while travelling home to her children. She was kept for 11 days before soldiers abandoned her in a bush. Villagers took her to hospital.

Nioola Zingaretti, President of Lazio, has joined forces with activists in Rome and pledged €500,000 to help save pine trees in the capital from pine tortoise scale insects which plague the trees.

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Derek Chauvin was last night taken to a maximum security prison and placed on suicide watch after being found guilty on all three counts of murder and manslaughter in the death of George Floyd.

Research has found that of the 74,405 patients in the UK that were admitted into hospital with Covid-19 between September and March, just 32 had been vaccinated.

It appears Prince Harry has returned to his home in Montecito, California, to reunite with pregnant wife Meghan and Archie after flying to London for Prince Philip's funeral.

Doris Goddard and the Hollywood Hotel were inseparable through the past 42 years after she bought it in 1977. But 18 months after the historic pub's charismatic owner died, it is up for sale.

A mutant South African strain of Covid has jumped across rooms at the Mercure Hotel on George St in Sydney's CBD. The travellers arrived on the same flight on April 3.

The businessman, who also owns the Boston Red Sox, also said sorry to the club's manager Jürgen Klopp and his players as the £4.3billion proposal crumbled.

Columbus Police said that one person was killed in the officer-involved shooting that took place on the east side of Columbus, Ohio, on Tuesday afternoon. Makhia Bryant was identified as victim.

Former Minneapolis police officers J. Alexander Kueng, Thomas Lane and Tou Thao - who were with Chauvin when Floyd was murdered last May - are scheduled to face a joint trial that begins August 23.

Abdullah Abdul-Gawad, a subcontractor, had previously revealed how he was owed his overtime payment and he and his workers had got by on just three hours of sleep.

Footage shows Scout, a one-year-old corgi, gazing out a window of his home in Rochester, Minnesota, as he tries to mimic a tornado siren that was being tested nearby.

Iran, Egypt, Iraq and Saudi Arabia accounted for 88 per cent of the at least 483 people who were executed. But China topped the list as the 'world's leading executioner'.

Officers were seen thrashing locals with sticks and forcing them to perform sit-ups and press-ups in the street in Chattarpur as authorities struggled to contain the deadly new variant.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson revealed the face coverings rule will be partially lifted no earlier than May 17 - with pupils still expected to wear masks in corridors and on school buses.

'No one should be above the law. And today's verdict sends that message,' President Joe Biden said in a speech to the nation following a guilty verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial.

MPs raised the alarm about civil service sabotage after the disclosure of the PM's private texts with James Dyson, who had volunteered to help with the pandemic response.

The International Trade Secretary is due to hold face-to-face discussions in London this week with Dan Tehan, the Australian Trade Minister.

A parkour enthusiastic has climbed up and across a high awning before leaping into the water at Scarborough Beach Pool at the Esplanade in Perth, Western Australia.

Video is alleged to show the player having sex with a woman in a public toilet cubicle. Now the star's club has come forward to claim the footage was filmed without his consent.

Former NRL WAG Phoebe Burgess has posted a heartbreaking tribute to the young Gold Coast mum allegedly set alight and killed by her estranged husband.

New Zealand has delivered a moving memorial service for Prince Phillip at Wellington Cathedral of St Paul. NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern attended along with the Governor General.

A convicted criminal appealed a decision to cancel his Australian visa on character grounds, arguing 'being deported to New Zealand would be a nightmare'.

Derek Chauvin reportedly scribbled his lawyer's phone number on the palm of his hand before he was escorted out of a Minneapolis courtroom after being found guilty in the George Floyd case.

The 25-year-old bear, named Umka, suddenly collapsed on the ground while having breakfast in his enclosure in the city of Yekaterinburg on Monday morning.

Typical superannuation balances during the past nine months have surged by 12.2 per cent with the Australian share market near a record high. Growth has been even stronger than house prices.

Folks took to social media to sound off on the news that Derek Chauvin had been found guilty on all counts in the death of George Floyd .

Her Majesty was given the dogs in February to keep her company in Windsor while the Duke of Edinburgh was recovering from heart surgery.

A 63-year-old grandma has gone viral after footage of her DJing has emerged. DJ Sue says she plays 'upbeat music to get people up onto the dance floor.'

Police have launched in investigation after being alerted to the video showing the gun being fired at Popondetta Park in Blackett in Sydney's west.

The CPI measure was up from 0.4 per cent in February, although it remains well below the Bank of England's 2 per cent target.

The US-based company will lay down fresh roots at Charter Hall's new office development on Collins Street once it is completed.

Bec Callow, from Blackwater, Queensland, said her daughter Zoe called out 'mum, there's something in my strawberry' after biting into the fruit on Monday night.

A coronavirus-infected airport worker who cleaned international planes from high-risk destinations also worked on those bound for Australia.

The Victorian government has committed $50 million to establish a facility to manufacture mRNA vaccines, such as Pfizer and Moderna, domestically.

Festival organisers announced on Wednesday the concert series would be postponed until 2022 to 'protect' patrons, artists and crews during the pandemic.

Satellite images have revealed the 15 Su-34 fighter-bomber aircrafts that are currently lined up on the runway at the Morozovsk airbase in Russia.

Physiological differences between the sexes mean woman are nine times more likely to die from a broken heart than men, scientists at Monash University in Melbourne claim.

Clad in a pink cardigan and holding a cane, 84-year-old grandmother and music teacher Chick Jones partied at the first music festival since COVID pandemic restrictions eased.

Jimmy Kimmel failed to ask Ellen DeGeneres a single question about the allegations of her 'toxic behavior' in the workplace during her first interview since the claims surfaced last year.

Australia's 'Casanova Conman' Paul Carter, 55, accused of conning star-struck lovers using fake dating profiles, has been charged in US after a Department of Homeland Security probe.

Westpac is now expecting Sydney and Melbourne property prices to grow by just 5 per cent in 2022 before prices slide in 2023. Tougher rules on investor loans are tipped to cool overheating market.

The large huntsman can be seen with its legs spread across the car directly below the handle, looking down on the man as he peers underneath.

On Tuesday the jury in the Derek Chauvin trial delivered guilty verdicts on all three charges in the death of George Floyd.. Here is what we know about them.

Two entrepreneurial parents have come up with a quirky way of using education as a precursor for their children using social media on their phones.

Ka Leung Chan appeared at the Los Angeles Superior Court Tuesday as for his arraignment for vehicular manslaughter in the death of 68-year-old psychologist Larry D. Brooks, Ph. D.

Octopus Deploy CEO Paul Stovell founded the software company back in 2011 before turning the 'nights-and-weekends project' into a business a year later with his wife Sonia.

Susanna Clark, of Napier, inherited the relic which was originally given to her famous grandfather Sir Percy Wyn-Harris by the Queen's husband in 1957. 

At least four people were killed and 33 were arrested after security forces in Guadalajara, Mexico, raided a cartel's hideout at a farm. A 17-year-old girl, identified as a cartel member, was killed.

Kyle Smith, 27,  visited the Raymond Terrace office, in the Hunter region, on April 8 to order identification after losing his old card shortly before moving interstate from South Australia.

A cold front has swept over Australia's south-east across Tasmania, Victoria and South Australia with more chilly conditions forecast in the coming days.

The One Nation leader posted an image showing her wearing the mask to her social media accounts on Wednesday afternoon.

Scientists from the National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan found that older adults who listen to music before bed experienced better sleep than those who don't.

A mother's patience has paid off after she won the lottery with the same numbers she has been using for the last 23 years. The Wollongong mother has pocketed $1million from the division one win.

A Brisbane woman has detailed how she was left shocked after a friend offered to shout the group a shot during a night out before asking them to transfer her money the next day.

Victoria has introduced three mass vaccination hubs for millions of Australians to receive their Covid-19 jab in an effort to expedite the nation's delayed vaccine rollout.

The next-door neighbour of the woman allegedly set alight by her ex-partner has told Daily Mail Australia about the harrowing moment he found her body.

Andrew Gutmann (left), a parent whose daughter attends an Upper East Side school, and Paul Rossi (bottom right), a recently-fired teacher at a lower Manhattan school, spoke on Tuesday.

The prime minister warned elderly Australians they are at 'greater risk' if an outbreak occurs and said he did not want a repeat of Victoria's second wave which killed 801 people.

Derek Chauvin could appeal his conviction on four grounds, which include the judge refusing to sequester the jury, Maxine Waters' remarks, the $27M settlement and the location of the trial.

For almost 50 years a Victorian man kept secret the jail yard depravity he suffered at the hands of a criminal he naively thought he could trust but who betrayed him in the worst possible way.

The body of mother-of-three Kelly Wilkinson, 27, was discovered by police with burn injuries in the back yard of her Arundel home on the Gold Coast in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

Derek Chauvin, who was found guilty on Tuesday of all three counts in the killing of George Floyd, will be held in jail in Minnesota until his sentencing in eight weeks time.

Australians looking to use the travel bubble with New Zealand as a loophole to go further overseas could see themselves heavily fined and even jailed.