Gladstone Halls at Liverpool University will be renamed after racial inequality campaigner Dorothy Kuya, who was the city's first community slavery officer.

Aliza Reger, whose mother was Janet Reger, British bra designer, and now Aliza runs business. Here, she shares her guide to the seven pieces you need for the ultimate lingerie wardrobe.

Pfizer's vaccine is already one of the most used jabs in the UK and has been shown to be the most effective in the real world, and ministers hope to use an updated version to tackle new variants.

Kate Middleton, 39, and Prince William, 38, have shared two new portrait to mark their tenth wedding anniversary tomorrow. The photos were taken at Kensington Palace this week by Chris Floyd.

The shocking new report by Ofcom chronicles the online lives of 18 children ranging from ages 9 to 17 during the third national lockdown in England.

Brinda Kantamanen, 42, lived a double life - hiding her relationship and pregnancy with Matthew Hall from her husband Ravi, Uxbridge Magistrates' Court was told.

Ministers are talking optimistically about UK families being able to enjoy summer breaks overseas, but these will still be covered by a requirement for Covid tests.

In a bombshell move, the Electoral Commission yesterday opened a formal investigation into the funding of the lavish refurbishment of the couple's official flat.

The body of Julia James was found near to Akholt Wood in Snowdown, near Aylesham, Kent, shortly after 4pm on Tuesday.

Yasser Kamel, 31, the drug-dealing son of hate preacher Abu Hamza has blamed his father's arrest for his life of crime as he was jailed for four years after he was caught with drugs including cocaine.

STEPHEN BAILEY: My new driverless Lamborghini will be a pirate of a car with outrageous styling in eye-searingly bilious colours, giving off a powerful whiff of privileged decadence.

STEPHEN GLOVER: All his life Boris Johnson has cut corners, ignored rules and flouted convention, both in his private and his professional life.

RICHARD WARD: However busy we hairdressers are, you're not telling me that the former UK Prime Minister couldn't have bagged himself an appointment with one of us.

Joint Committee on Human Rights found coronavirus regulations changed at least 65 times since March 2020. Jenni Murray isn't sure whether car sharing with a friend was breaking the law.

Disposable BBQs cannot be recycled and take half a millennium to decompose. Tom Rawstorne has shared a range of lightweight grills you can chuck in the boot of your car to limit waste.

Alice Smith, 45, found herself living at home with her mother in the middle of the pandemic. She said she might have been bullying her, as she told her she was 'useless' and 'obese'. (stock photos)

Boris Johnson has been told to relax the 'unnecessary' and 'unfair' cap on funeral mourners in a letter from the The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Funerals and Bereavement.

John Sherwood, 71, was led away in handcuffs, questioned in a police station and held overnight after being accused of making homophobic comments outside Uxbridge Station.

A grieving husband in the town of Kamareddy, in India's southern Telangana state, has been filmed carrying his dead wife's body for two miles to the local burial ground after she died of Covid.

A gang of feral schoolboys who pushed a 74-year-old pensioner into the freezing River Mersey in Warrington were this morning being hunted by police.

Royal expert Robert Jobson told Page Six that the Duke of Sussex 'is not the sharpest guy but maybe didn't want to explain' royal life to Meghan Markle, 39, before they were married.

Restaurants in Britain are facing a recruitment crisis as they gear up to fully reopen in three weeks' time, after more than 350,000 jobs were lost in the hospitality industry during the pandemic.

A poll of 2,000 British youngsters under the age of 30 by insights firm Perspectus Global found that 52 per cent said only 'ancient' people would purchase the coffee beverage.

The chocolate giant was today branded 'greedy' after revealing the site in Fawdon, which produces fruit pastilles, will close at the end of 2023, costing 475 jobs.

Former Which? director Richard Lloyd, supported by Google You Owe Us, wants to bring a 'representative action' on behalf of around 4.4million people in England and Wales.

Now in its fifth year, the LinkedIn Top Companies List identifies the organisations in the UK that offer growth, skills development opportunities and job stability to its employees.

Kurt Sammon, of Stockport, was previously jailed for six months after he hit Michael Weaver, 13, at 43mph while the schoolboy crossed a dual carriageway to pick up a pizza in 2004.

Two police officers have been charged with misconduct in public office in connection with photographs taken and circulated in relation to a murder crime scene in Wembley.

The Department for Transport announced today that it will allow hands-free driving in vehicles with lane-keeping technology on motorways with slow traffic, at speeds of up to 37mph.

Thousands have rushed to download the app this morning and were shocked to discover the details of their vaccination - including how many they've had - is already on there.

EXCLUSIVE: Kim Chown, 52, who lives in County Durham, has opened up about the horrific abuse she faced at the hands of her scientist father Francis Beaumont throughout her young teenage years.

For four years, Christopher Challis, 41, operated cameras and road signs at a CCTV centre in South Mimms, Hertfordshire, near a stretch of smart motorway on the M25.

SARAH VINE: Another name has been added to a roll-call of gentle, tragic heroism: Jimi Olubunmi-Adewole, who died as he tried to save a woman - a total stranger - from the Thames at London Bridge.

A sleaze inquiry into Boris Johnson's trip to Mustique is still ongoing some 16 months after the Prime Minister's lavish Caribbean holiday.

Jem Stansfield, 46, appeared as part of a crash simulation on his show, BBC One's Bang Goes The Theory in 2014.

Police gave first aid to the one-year-old baby boy after he was attacked by the dog in Kettering, before he was taken to Kettering General Hospital by a parent on Saturday afternoon.

The Oscars had one job after the whole world had endured a year of hell with the coronavirus pandemic: make us feel better. Everything about it stank.

Antonio Maria Rinaldi, a former banker and member of the Eurosceptic Lega party, poured scorn on the 'disgusting lies' told about Britain, 'a great and proud country.'

Karen Garner, 73 who suffers from dementia sat in a jail cell 10 feet from Colorado cops without medical care for six hours and cried out for help 51 times in the first hour alone.

The State Department is ordering home most staff at the U.S. embassy in Kabul due to security concerns after Biden announced a full troop withdrawal from Afghanistan by September

Jeremy Daw, also known as Jack, was sitting in the passenger seat of the Mercedes ambulance when the object shot through the windscreen around 8am today.

Jonty Bravery hit a member of his support staff with a brick, threatened to kill his family and punched another care worker in a Burger King months before the Tate attack.

There was a 'clear link' between loneliness and an increased risk of cancer, the team explained, with being lonely increasing the risk of cancer by about ten per cent.

Boris Johnson has already been put on notice he risks a 'serious sanction' after a report two years ago condemned his 'repeated' breaches of Parliamentary rules.

STEPHEN GLOVER: Boris Johnson's enemies claim that the various scandals and embarrassments show he is a sleazy politician without integrity.

Many people take photos as a way of preserving important moments in their life, but a new study suggests this doesn't actually work.

Dr Haydar Al Nageim worked as a junior doctor at the Royal Liverpool Hospital in 2012 and was mistakenly paid more than £41,000 until fraud investigators caught him more than 27 months later.

Jack Last, 27, died at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge on Tuesday, April 20, just 11 days after attending A&E because he was suffering from headaches.

Posting on Facebook 's Family Lockdown Tips & Ideas group, Veronique McDermott, from Brighton, explained how she disguised the scuffs on her daughter Brooke's school shoes.

A study by the Université de Paris said that years of irregular blood sugar levels in the brain could permanently damage it, with more time lived with diabetes linked to a higher likelihood of dementia.

Boris Johnson faced a searing attack from Labour's Afzal Khan over claims he said he would rather see 'bodies pile up' than trigger another lockdown last Autumn.

Office for National Statistics data showed 275 deaths had Covid listed as the underlying causes. For flu and pneumonia, there were 265 that fitted this category.

Ursula von der Leyen today warned Boris Johnson the European Union 'will not hesitate' to take action against the UK if it breaches the terms of the Brexit trade deal.

Ghislaine Maxwell  is using a prison-issue sock as a makeshift face mask to stop herself being woken up by prison guards, her lawyers have revealed.

Joe McCann was shot dead by soldiers in the Markets area of Belfast in 1972 while dressed in disguise as he attempted to evade arrest at the hands of Royal Ulster Constabulary officers.

GUY ADAMS: First, it was shortages of hand sanitiser and toilet rolls, then everywhere sold out of hot tubs and bicycles and now Britain's new shortage is going to hit us in the stomach.

It sounds like a Richard Curtis rom-com although not, however, when you hear the full details for, the 'bride' - Joan Blass - then aged 91, was suffering from severe vascular dementia.

England eased lockdown restrictions two weeks ago to allow pubs and restaurants to reopen for outdoor service. Today's figures will add to calls for the next relaxation to be sped up.

Israel's Health Ministry is examining 62 cases of heart inflammation in people who have received Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine. A preliminary study showed 'tens of incidents' of myocarditis.

The NHS is 'sleepwalking into a cancer crisis' that is setting survival rates in Great Britain back by up to 15 years, experts have warned, as a coalition of charities demand an increase in funding.

Boris Johnson's claim to have paid for the lavish makeover of his Downing Street flat faced fresh scrutiny last night after it was confirmed Tory HQ paid the £58,000 bill nine months ago.

FRANCIS HARDY They are two photographs taken barely a week apart - but what a scandal they expose.

Maria Bailey could arrange for only 20 mourners to go to retired teacher Gay Kennedy's funeral due to ongoing coronavirus restrictions in England.

The Joint Committee on Human Rights said the system - under which people can be hit with fines of up to £10,000 - risks 'criminalising the poor over the better-off'.

HENRY DEEDES: The new(ish) Cabinet Secretary had just been accused by MPs of being evasive. Eh? Civil servants being tricksy? Who could even think such a thing?

A painting of Boris Johnson and his family at Chequers has been snapped up by the PM - using PayPal. Amateur artist Mary Casserley painted his official country residence.

The Prime Minister is said to have sent a text message to Mr Cummings, his former No10 chief of staff, to put him in the clear.

Researchers in Spain found test subjects were more likely to select someone as a potential date if their profile appeared repeatedly than if they were told they were '90 percent compatible.'

Steve Davies, 63, from Hawkhurst, Kent, who served in the Royal Green Jackets in Northern Ireland in the 1970s, has restored more than 80 graves in three years.

Chadwick Boseman's brother Derrick has broken his silence over his late sibling's shocking loss to Anthony Hopkins at the 93rd Academy Awards on Sunday.

MPs say Paula Vennels, who presided over the Post Office IT scandal where thousands of postmasters were falsely accused of stealing, should be stripped of her CBE.

At least 1,500 people have so far complained to the MHRA, through its yellow-card system for reporting feared side-effects, that they have developed tinnitus, ringing in the ears, after their jab.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are hiring a senior communications officer, to help lead communication plans for engagements in the UK and on overseas tours in the future.

Michael Gove appeared to leave himself some wriggle room despite the PM flatly rejecting the allegation that he made the remark in a fit of pique after agreeing the second lockdown last Autumn.

Traffic light nutritional information is provided per average serving size and per 100g for food, or 100ml for drinks - and simplified into a percentage.

The number of people who tuned into watch the Oscars last night has hit an all time low with just 9.85 million viewers.

A group of boys ran away laughing after two teenage girls aged 16 and 17 were stabbed in West Norwood, South-East London at around 4:30pm, a witness claims.

DAN WOOTTON: It seems our broadcasters, which claim to be impartial, have made a decision to only accurately cover the demonstrations of causes that the London elite believe in.

Two former paratroopers accused of murdering IRA commander Joe McCann nearly 50 years ago have denied killing him at the start of their trial in Belfast this morning.

Speaking to talkRADIO, Russell Myers questioned whether Prince Harry may use the birth of his second child, who is expected to arrive in the summer, as a 'convenient excuse' not to 'face the family' in July.

A police investigation into the cause of the blaze at Olivia's La Cala in Málaga, Spain, is now said to be underway. The blaze started around 5.30am this morning with Elliott Wright now at the scene.

The singer, 35, who entered the talent contest in 2010, alleged that the incident happened in the US when she met the person to talk about recording work.

Strike It Lucky Star Michael Barrymore reportedly met with Essex Police last week over Stuart Lubbock's death in his swimming pool in 2001.

In the clip, filmed a few weeks before the KRI Nanggala-402 submarine sank killing all 53 onboard, the crew are seen singing 'Sampai Jumpa', an Indonesian hit that translates as 'goodbye'.

All of the passengers who tested positive flew into Hong Kong on a flight from India's capital, run by Indian airline Vistara on April 4.

The 10-year anniversary of Prince William's marriage to Kate Middleton is set to be marked by a new BBC documentary titled Royal Wedding: A Day to Remember.

The average property price on the Southmead road is £193,000, meaning the owners would need just seven bookings to have earned back the entire cost of the terraced house.

The Labour Mayor of London, who is favourite to win on May 6, has been accused of making a pre-election promise taxpayers will end up paying for after the election by returning to the £11.50 levy.

Jaap van Deldon admitted that millions of the ordered Covid-19 doses will not be needed after the government restricted its use on under-60s due to concerns about incredibly rare blood clots.

An Office for National Statistics survey found 90 per cent of people in England claimed they had self-isolated. Experts warned the data was likely an overestimate because it relied on honest answers

Experts from the University of Birmingham came up with the theory after noting a number of patients had no inflammation in their airways yet severe infection in their lungs.

Gunner Renee Mulcahy pleaded guilty to beating up her civilian wife Sophie Penfold while drunk at Baker Barracks on Thorney Island in West Sussex.

Paul Curtis, 50, from Poole, Dorset, fell ill a week and a half after taking the AstraZeneca vaccine.

The antiviral drug, which is in trials, could be one in the sights of the UK Government's new antivirals taskforce which is aiming to get at-home Covid treatments available by autumn this year.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak's stamp duty holiday deadline has sparked a buying frenzy with buyers in the UK snapping up homes in days or even minutes and with many leaving city life behind.

Manchester United executive vice chairman Ed Woodward is understood to have met with the PM's Chief of Staff Dan Rosenfield on Wednesday, April 14.

UK Trade Secretary Liz Truss has said Britain will not give way on food standards. The move comes in the wake of a post-Brexit trade deal with Australia.

Sacked minister Johnny Mercer revealed that Northern Ireland veterans convicted of crimes related to the Troubles could be pardoned.

The Government said there had been a further 1,712 lab-confirmed cases in the UK - a drop of 9 per cent compared to last week's figure of 1,882.

X Factor star Rebecca, who appeared on the talent show during the same year, voiced her support for Katie following her claims over the weekend.

Young people in the United Kingdom taking part in the Duke of Edinburgh Awards could go on 'urban expeditions' or play computer games amid plans to boost numbers by 2026.

Clare Balding, 50, has revealed she hid her sexuality for close to a decade after starting at the BBC as a trainee journalist in 1993.

Professor Robin Dunbar said there is nothing more important in life than friends and said you need to contact your five closest friends at least once a week to keep it functioning.

STEVE BOGGAN Sitting at my computer, I am feeling terribly guilty about what I have just done to the planet.

Match of the Day presenter Ian Wright, 57, was caught driving at 69mph in a 40mph zone on his Triumph motorcycle in Twickenham on August 4. He admitted speeding.

SARAH SANDS: It would once have seemed unimaginable that one Britain's great institutions, the Post Office, could behave so cruelly and arrogantly. Yet the truth has come to light.

Newton, who discovered the three laws of motion, appears in a draft copy of the university's 'inclusive curriculum development' plan which aims to tackle 'white saviour' approaches to science.

Property guru Sarah Beeny, 49, made the confession during an interview with Stella magazine. She relocated from London to just outside Bruton three years ago.

For the first time in 10 months, Israel haven't recorded a death related to Covid-19. Data shows their national total staying on 6,346 deaths.

PETER HITCHENS: China's coal-fired power generation is more than ten times bigger than Britain's entire electricity output from all sources.

Opponents say that MI5 has examined records of WhatsApp messages sent from the Cabinet room in No10 after a meeting to discuss whether to bring in a new lockdown.

They are the whodunnits that make Line Of Duty look straightforward. Who has been leaking Downing Street secrets in an attempt to damage Boris? And is there one guilty party - or multiple villains?

IAN BIRRELL: Documents obtained by The Mail on Sunday reveal that a nationwide scheme in China was launched nine years ago to discover new viruses.

Leading scientists are calling on the Government to remove all coronavirus restrictions in Britain and allow people to 'take back control of their own lives' when the 'roadmap' to freedom ends in June.

Marc Dunoyer said some of the comments made about the AZ jab - developed in partnership with Oxford University - were 'completely inaccurate'.

As the Downing Street pyschodrama between Dominic Cummings and Carrie Symonds reached its climax last November, the departing adviser had one final encounter with Boris Johnson.

DAN HODGES: Boris Johnson, pictured with his fiance Carrie Symonds, right, is at the centre of a scandal, and of the three that dominated the past week, Carrie has been at the heart of them all.

Drawing heavily on a cigarette, a familiar figure in casual attire ambles along a cobbled London street. Witnesses to George Osborne's lone stroll report that he seemed pensive.

The Duke of York should expect no shortage of admiring glances when he drives his £220,000 Bentley, though a French socialite who is suing him for almost £7m is not surprised.

David Quarrey, the Prime Minister's foreign policy adviser, tested positive a week after returning from India. The incident sparked fears of Covid ripping through the heart of the Government

The Foreign Office is expected to publish separate advice to the traffic light system which could cause confusion for sun-seeking Britons this summer when the travel ban is lifted next month.

A summer third wave: it's the nightmare scenario we all are hoping won't happen when Britain opens up for business on June 21.

Ivana Murphy, a 22-year-old University of East Anglia student, found the virus after collecting bat droppings from lesser horseshoe bats in Gloucestershire.

Demonstrators made their way through the capital earlier today as they waved banners and placards daubed with a range of slogans including 'no new normal' and 'no health passport'.

The Jonathan Creek actor, from London said he fears fellow comics will shy away from voicing strong views because Corporation bosses fear being criticised.

Pioneering politician Betty Boothroyd is being investigated by Parliament's ethics watchdog for failing to attend a sexual harassment course - at the age of 91.

Some riders who work for Deliveroo are darting across British pavements and putting members of public at risk. It comes as 71million orders were made on the app in first three months of year.

ALEXANDRA SHULMAN: The picture of the Duchess of Cambridge looking out from the windows of the black car taking her to St George's Chapel, Windsor, for Prince Philip's funeral is such an image.

Brussel's row with AstraZeneca for promising the UK first deliveries of its vaccine supplies appears to have prompted another vaccine maker to say its contract will put the UK at the head of the queue.

Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole, 20, has been hailed a hero after it was learned he was one of two people who dived into the River Thames just after midnight on April 24 so save a woman.

A study led by an Oxford expert found the virus raises the risk of serious maternal complications by more than 50 per cent.

Protesters are demanding the resignation of Sabia Akram, deputy leader of Slough Borough Council.

The lawyer investigating David Cameron's lobbying attempts on behalf of Greensill has been urged to widen his probe to cover the former PM's role in torpedoing proposed curbs on Uber.

Embattled David Cameron is building the perfect place to escape the stresses of the lobbying row engulfing him - an upmarket 'man cave' at his £2 million Cornish hideaway.

Under the cover of protesting against sleaze, Dominic Grieve led a 'Remoaner Revenge' against Boris Johnson and accused PM of 'smoke and mirrors' over refit of his Downing Street Flat.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson tried to shift his No 10 press secretary Allegra Stratton from her job of fronting TV press conferences to promoting the COP26 conference in Glasgow later this year.

Allies of Boris Johnson levelled the damning charge that those loyal to Cummings had been behind 'nasty and sexist briefings' against Mr Johnson's fiancee, Carrie Symonds.

A woman in her 40s is now in a life-threatening condition in hospital, according to the South Central Ambulance Service (SCAS). She was pulled from the water in Portsmouth.

A Cheshire family is heartbroken after their puppy Oscar died from a perforated intestine after he ate a facemask on a walk.

The Duke of Edinburgh staged an extraordinary boardroom coup to save a charity founded by his former headmaster at Gordonstoun in Scotland, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY ROB DRAPER: Speaking exclusively to The Mail on Sunday, the Slovenian lawyer, who was elected UEFA president in 2016, has thanked English football

MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: How odd that in the midst of this, a UK government which should be basking in achievement is instead eating itself with ridiculous internal rows.

The Government said there had been a further 2,061 lab-confirmed cases in the UK - a drop of 7 per cent compared to last week's figure of 2,206.

Fares Maatou, 14, died at the scene of the attack in Barking Road, Newham, on Friday afternoon, the Metropolitan Police said.

Laura Sugden immediately knew she was in danger when she noticed dirt marks on her usually spotless cream carpet. Call it a sixth sense, she says, as she recalls the terrible night in Yorkshire...

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Greater Manchester Police sergeant Martin Dunn, 48, from Meltham, punched five-month-old Frank several times in the garden of his home.

Dan Colegate, 38, said he has moved to an area near the 8,976ft Pic de Sauvegarde in the Pyrenees on the border between France and Spain to search lower altitudes himself.

No10's former chief adviser yesterday claimed to have warned the Prime Minister that using Tory donations to foot the costs of the renovation was 'possib

The former Downing Street aide suggested the consensus that travel bans would not help prevent the spread of coronavirus was flawed.

The ex-No10 chief aide used a lengthy blog post to launch a devastating attack on his old boss, accusing the Prime Minister of trying to block a leak inquiry.