Celebrity chef James Martin has claimed he has 'never seen anything like it' after he became caught up in the queueing madness at London Heathrow airport yesterday.

Mohamed Al Fayed, the 92-year-old owner of the Ritz Hotel in Paris, former owner of Harrods department store and Fulham Football Club, is near the end of his life.

52-year-old Nuray Oezgen dated German Christian Brueckner, the man suspected of abducting Madeline McCann, for three months before splitting over his growing obsession with young girls.

Among the tragic cases are solicitor Leslie Lawrenson (left), 58, from Bournemouth, who was certain he didn't need medical intervention, and father-of-one John Eyers, 42, of Merseyside.

DAN HODGES: It was Iraq which turned public and political opinion in the US and beyond decisively against any further sustained foreign interventions.

PETER HITCHENS: I fear very much that the next stage will be that shops will only accept payment through smartphones, already preferred by many places.

Rebels led by the country's former vice-president were last night mounting a final defence against the Taliban's forces in Panjshir Valley, the only province that the Islamist group has not captured.

Official letters will soon be sent out to parents of children aged between 12 and 15 asking for permission to administer Covid-19 vaccines.

More time spent at home combined with the financial pressures of Covid have prompted people to clear out their unwanted belongings, according to Yodel chief executive Mike Hancox.

PIERS MORGAN: 'Who's the greatest footballer you've ever played against?' I asked Cristiano Ronaldo. It was 1am on the candlelit terrace of his favourite restaurant in Turin, Italy.

It is claimed that Tamara Ralph spent more than £300 of company cash on luxury lingerie at Agent Provocateur in Paris and £130 on an eyelash treatment

Former Tory party leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith said flagging the Covid statistics meant vaccinated people were 'scared of normal life'. Several scientists called on the UK to scrap the daily updates.

The serial killer, 53, has confessed to being in the area where the mother and daughter were bludgeoned to death in Chillenden, Kent, in July 1996.

Michael Fawcett, CEO of The Prince's Foundation, quit after a 2017 'cash for favours' letter was leaked showing the charity was 'happy and willing' to aid a wealthy Saudi businessman and donor.

The Prince's Foundation said it had handed back the Russian financier Dmitry Leus' £500,000 donation, but his estate strongly disputes the money was ever returned into his account.

Leading figures in the livestock industry say that the animals face being killed and burned because Home Secretary Priti Patel has failed to include the job on a list of shortage occupations.

NICHOLAS HUMPHREY: Is it all right to boil a lobster alive? The Bill proposes to set up a committee of experts whose job will be to answer such questions.

DAVID SKELTON: The latest flimsy justification for hysteria is the shortage of stock hitting some supermarkets because of a reduction in the number of available lorry drivers.

Royal aides have been left stunned by the 'sheer nerve' of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after they asked for a meeting with the Queen.

Ministers are reportedly set to announce the demolition of Grenfell Tower, in Kensington, London, after a report claimed it posed a safety risk to the surrounding areas.

Prince Charles's charitable foundation went into business with Latvian tycoon and ex-Blackpool co-owner Valeri Belokon, who was later convicted of money laundering and faces a 20-year jail term.

Glasgow, the city hosting what is regarded as the world's most important environmental conference, also known as COP26, is itself in the midst of an environmental crisis.

British ministers have taken the action after learning that more than 41,000 procedures such as lip enhancement were carried out on people aged under 18 last year alone.

CAROLINE GRAHAM: As Michael Fawcett last night 'temporarily' stepped down as the CEO of The Prince's Foundation, many will wonder if Charles's right-hand man can dodge the bullet again.

NORMAN BAKER: The devastating revelations about Prince Charles and his advisers will come as a shock to many. The real surprise is that their activities remained hidden from the public for so long.

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has told workers they will not be compelled to abandon their working from home habits..

As Prince Charles faces intense scrutiny over how he has raised money, The Mail on Sunday highlights some of the colourful characters who have provided financial support to the future king.

An overwhelming majority of civil servants are continuing to work from home - 80 per cent in some cases - despite the UK Government encouraging workers to return to offices.

The affair involving the 'cash for favours' scandal gripping Prince Charles' charitable foundation is the latest colourful chapter in Mr Wynne-Parker's story of financial mishaps and misjudgments.

In this series of BBC's University Challenge, which started in July, only 17 out of 64 contestants who have taken part were women - just 26 per cent. The previous season featured fewer females.

Downing Street had been hoping to secure agreement with the Treasury over the new NHS and Social Care Levy by early yesterday and to announce the details on Tuesday.

The revelation by Ian Lipkin, a professor at Columbia University honoured by China for work on the first Sars epidemic, undermines the official Beijing narrative on the origins.

Addiction specialists say opioids are routinely being prescribed for chronic pain, even though studies show they are not particularly effective and can even make things worse.

MARY NIGHTINGALE: ITN editor Geoff Hill, 52, has defied the odds as he has bravely undergone the most gruelling of treatments including 100 rounds of chemotherapy.

The actor, 64, shared a montage of family photos on Twitter with the message: 'Overwhelmed by the messages of love, condolence & support we have received from loved ones & strangers'.

MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: The Government have let it be known, that the reform of social care is so expensive that they are going to have to raise taxes. How very unwise.

Strict European Union border controls mean supermarkets, food producers and Government agencies will need to find qualified vets.

Facebook has publicly apologized to DailyMail.com and MailOnline for adding an AI-generated label referencing 'primates' to a Mail news video depicting black men.

On Friday, the national seven-day rolling average of daily new cases was nearly 163,000, an increase of more than 300 percent from Labor Day weekend 2020, according to Johns Hopkins data.

Graham Crawford, 41, from Dudley, West Midlands, was on a night out in Popworld in Newcastle's Bigg Market in September 2018 when doorman Gary Moffett refused him entry.

Notorious gangster Al Capone's Miami Beach home, where he planned the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, and died in 1947, to be demolished after new owners bought it for $10.75M,

Cristiano Ronaldo, widely considered one of the best in the world, will now be playing at Old Trafford again after his £19.8million transfer from the Italian giants was finalised on transfer deadline day.

Department of Health bosses posted 37,578 infections today, up from the 32,406 last Saturday on the bank holiday weekend. It is the biggest weekly jump in new cases since August 22

Historian Bettany Hughes was allowed to film inside the property, which has fallen into disrepair but has been acquired by the Maltese government for restoration, for an episode of her TV series.

The Taliban seized an enormous arsenal of weapons and military kit that the now departed US provided to the defeated Afghan army, as well as the support of prisoners they freed from jails.

The 17,000 sq ft six-bedroom house, which is named Villa Neo and was built by Mr Barrowman in 2018, is apparently one of the biggest homes on the island of St Barthelemy in the Caribbean.

Bethany Haines told MailOnline how she could never forgive her father's killers as one of the ISIS fanatics - Alexanda Kotey - pleaded guilty to eight terror charges while facing a US court.

Elizabeth Holmes was just 19 when she formed Theranos and claimed to have developed a 'miracle' automated blood testing device that could detect hundreds of diseases and save millions of lives.

Britons have held on to cash three times longer in lockdown rather than spending or donating it, banking body UK Finance found.

ALEX PHILLIPS: This week, I used my afternoon show on GB News to go public about what happened to me, and how revenge porn is a form of sexual abuse.

Children aged six to 11 speak more to Alexa, Siri or Google Nest than they do to their grandparents, a YouGov poll found. It comes as the UK brought in regulations to protect children's privacy online.

Classical musician Jacqueline du Pre died in wheelchair-bound torment in 1987 aged just 42. But now extraordinary claims have emerged about her death in a book by British actress Miriam Margolyes.

Professional boxer Oscar De La Hoya has tested positive for COVID-19 and has withdrawn from his upcoming comeback fight.

Indian historian Rudrangshu Mukherje sparked outcry after he told BBC News at Ten in July last year that Churchill is 'seen as the precipitator of mass killing' due to his role in the 1943 famine.

Susanna Reid, 50, called an early ad break when co-host Piers Morgan stormed off ITV's Good Morning Britain in March. The mother-of-three says his departure after five years felt 'surreal'.

England players had the full backing of the FA if they walked off the pitch in the face of sickening racial abuse against Hungary on Thursday night - and will continue to do so in the future.

This week Bel answers a question from a woman who asks whether she should return home to Ireland after moving to the UK when she was 18.

Researchers at the University of Massachusetts discovered a target of 7,000 steps a day - less than the 10,000 steps often recommended - is enough to protect against serious illnesses.

Mitchell Voss, 26, was incensed when his side's effort was chalked off and captain Jack Grealish was given a yellow card for a dive in the build-up in the game against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.

As cases continue to rise in the capital, hundreds of buildings in the historic City of London remain unused and largely devoid of life more than 18 months since the Covid crisis began.

Hashim Chaudhary, 28, raised thousands of pounds before converting the money to Bitcoin to help free Daesh fighters from detention camps.

Schools across the UK will need parents to provide written consent forms giving permission for their children to be jabbed as they prepare to vaccinate those as young as 12.

Latest hospital data shows 985 patients were admitted with the virus across the UK on August 30 in a small 4 per cent increase on the previous week.

Adidas are already having to contend with significant delays in production due to the closure of factories in Vietnam, but the situation has been complicated further by Ronaldo's arrival.

Families living in the Bilsdale area will be forced to spend even more time with their nearest and dearest over Christmas after the latest disaster to hit their damaged TV transmitter.

In the recording, a woman believed to be an adviser to Korolyov's mayor, said to workers 'we are interested in a specific figure and a specific party - 42-45% according to the party list.'

The 36-year-old performer appeared in court under his real name, Dylan Mills, charged with assaulting Cassandra Jones at a property in Streatham, south London, in June this year.

Months after a trans woman allegedly exposed herself in front of spa-goers at Wi Spa in Los Angeles, inciting protests, charges have been filed against serial sex offender Darren Agee Merager, 52.

The five gang members entered the McDonald's restaurant in Middlesbrough Town Centre on March 11, 2020 and attacked a 17-year-old black man who was eating by himself.

The delays are primarily affecting collections of garden waste but some councils are also delaying recycling collections so they can provide enough drivers to pick up Britons' general waste.

Margaret Loughrey, 56, from Strabane in Northern Ireland, scooped the EuroMillions top prize eight years ago but famously said it had 'destroyed her'.

The UK has already evacuated more than 15,000 people from Afghanistan since August 13, including 8,000 Afghans who had worked with UK armed forces.

Prince William, 39, decided to intervene after he heard that an Afghan officer, who he met during his training at Sandhurst, was trapped with his family in Kabul.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the doses were 'on the tarmac' ready to leave London. Australia has one of the slowest Covid vaccine rollouts among wealthy countries.

The technology behind the Oxford coronavirus jab could be harnessed to fight cancer, say scientists. It could help trigger the immune system to fight tumours, an early study in mice shows.

The impending announcement comes more than two weeks after the Islamist militia captured Kabul and brought a chaotic and deadly end to 20 years of war.

A headline published on February 7 reported that scientists had released anthrax on the Northern Line. In fact, it was B globigii, a different bacterium from the same family.

A bottle shop, a busy Bunnings and an ER waiting room have been added to a worrying new list of Covid exposure sites as more than 1000 patients battle the virus in NSW hospitals.

Passengers arriving at the London airport today say they are facing 'horrific' queues to get through to the border area of Terminal 3. It comes after days of queuing chaos at Terminal 5.

Health officials warn they could put Queensland into lockdown within 24 hours after hundreds of shoppers may not have checked in at a shopping centre while an infected truck driver was there.

Former NRL star Jarryd Hayne is being sued by the young woman he was convicted of raping just months after he was found guilty of two counts of sexual assault. 

A body has been discovered in a pond at the Brisbane Botanic City Gardens with police investigating the grisly scene.

Government plans to make some of the changes permanent have been outlined in a consultation launched today (Sunday), aimed at helping the hospitality sector to recover.

Michael Jefferson King, aka Shadow, was one of four gang members who has been jailed for their blackmail plot to take Aaron Ali hostage in a bid to get cash from his family in Acton, west London

Georgie Crozier, the deputy leader of the state's Liberal party, accused Andrews of being 'more focused on PR and spin' than on his constituents.

Air Chief Marshal Sir Mike Wigston, the head of the RAF, has been accused of damaging morale and showing a lack of moral courage by members of the RAF Regiment.

'Blonde Bomber' Ebanie Bridges looked to have the fight won when she started mysteriously pulling punches, perplexing fans...until she took off her boxing glove afterwards to reveal the real reason why.

American tennis star Sloane Stephens shared some of the vile hate messages that she received following her third-round defeat to Angelique Kerber during the US Open on Friday.

For the second year running, Brisbane Festival will go ahead despite residents in New South Wales and Victoria enduring chaos and Covid-induced lockdowns.

Homeowners choked back tears Saturday as they surveyed the charred rubble of their houses, burned out cars and the remains of their worldly possessions left behind by the wildfire.

Tusitala 'Tiny' Toese, a leader of the Portland Proud Boys, was shot in the foot during a Medical Freedom protest in Olympia, Washington on Saturday.

Families gathered at various barricades along the Queensland-New South Wales border for tearful reunions on a Father's Day like no other on Sunday.

A teenager has died and his father left in a critical condition after their car collided with a vehicle travelling in the opposite direction on the Lindsay Highway at Cedar Vale around 11am on Sunday.

Adjudicators agreed that the programme by BBC investigative journalist Chloe Hadjimatheou failed to meet the Corporation's editorial standards for accuracy by reporting false claims.

The Prime Minister is expected to announce a new NHS and Social Care Levy this week to provide a funding boost to the health service and overhaul help for the elderly.

The fallout continues after video was leaked online showing the former wife of Geelong Cats great Jimmy Bartel appearing to be 'snorting cocaine' during a gathering during Melbourne lockdown.

The record numbers come as Premier Gladys Berejiklian faces mounting pressure to ease Covid lockdown restrictions before hitting her 70 per cent vaccination target.

Match Group CEO Shar Dubey said she is personally setting up a fund to support employees who may need to travel out of state for abortions.

Brigitte Obelander, 49, solved the family mystery of a letter written by her grandfather while he fought in Hitler's German army in 1944. The letter was written for his son but in an old German script.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said cases were expected to peak in the next two weeks, as she announced another 1,485 infections on Sunday.

A Covid-19 isolation hub, which includes 30 caravans, will be set up in Wilcannia. The far west NSW town has been hit hard with the virus, and one in eight people have tested positive.

A State Department official said the funds will be used to help Afghans fleeing the Taliban resettle in the US over the next few months.

Larry Elder, a top contender in California's gubernatorial recall election, said he would replace Democratic Senator Diane Feinstein with a Republican if he is elected and she resigns.

Hamed Ahmadi, 28, (pictured) is receiving loads of hate online after posting a picture of his food (pictured) from Fort Bliss, Texas, where he is staying as a refugee from Kabul.

Metropolitan Police Department are hunting for the gunmen and searching for their black Honda Accord with tinted windows after the shooting in Washington DC at 7.33pm on Saturday.

BLM protesters gathered outside of the NYPD's 46 Precinct around 10:32 p.m. on Friday to protest after a man was shot dead by off-duty cops on August 29.

Alex Murdaugh, 53, was found with at least one gunshot wound to the head on a rural road in Hampton County, South Carolina, Saturday.

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has finally accepted the state will open at 80 per cent double dose vaccinations and urged locals to get jabbed.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said any fully vaccinated Australians returning from overseas would be eligible to do at-home quarantine rather than in a government-run facility.

James Robert Davis hoped a magistrate would grant him bail back in June to witness the birth, but it was determined that he posed too great a risk to the community.

Victoria has recorded 183 new coronavirus cases as the state's sixth lockdown lingers on.

Local MPs are among a growing chorus of voices citing lockdown fatigue and deteriorating mental health as reasons to begin easing restrictions early, particularly allowing more people at picnics.

A man has died after being bitten by a shark at Emerald Beach in Coffs Harbour at about 11am. Paramedics arrived at the scene via helicopter but were unable to save the man.

The 25-year-old Aussie blew a 5-2 lead in the deciding set to lose to unseeded American Shelby Rogers.

During Sunday's press conference, NSW Premier Galdys Berejiklian was asked what she was doing to take care of her mental health - just like many of her struggling citizens - but she laughed it off.

The male suspect, 30, is believed to have killed a man and woman, both around 50 years old, before shooting himself dead after his family staged an intervention.

Health Minister Greg Hint insists the expansion of the vaccination rollout to ages 12-15 is based on the best health advice and will allow students in lockdown to return to the classroom sooner.

The hurricane has so far reached wind speeds of 125 mph and brings a risk of strong winds, heavy rainfall, and coastal flooding to Bermuda by next week.

President Joe Biden was criticized when he was spotted traveling to Delaware for the holiday weekend amid the crisis in Afghanistan where up to 200 Americans have been left stranded.

Horrified police allegedly found hidden remote control video cameras and a cache of home-made child porn after they swooped on a man and a woman in southern NSW after a tip-off from the US.

The unofficial Burning Man festival 'Renegade Man' has taken off this Labor Day weekend. With an 30,000 partygoers estimated to arrive, the festival poses a risk of COVID-19.

Leonard Barry Weller, 72, from Hastings, was travelling by motorbike to visit friends in Thailand's Khon Kaen province, in the north east of the country, when he lost his way in dense woodland.

A man has been stabbed to death in front of his son, only hours before Father's Day in a caravan park in Dandenong South. A fight broke out between neighbours, before the attack occurred.

Antonia Cardona, 97, was found dead insider her Lower East Side apartment in New York City. Her niece is a suspect in the case after reportedly telling police 'I killed her.'

It is believed by ministers that mandatory jabs for all NHS workers would help restrict the spread of the virus within hospitals and could 'save lives'.

Scott's close friend and protégé Al Roker confirmed his death on Saturday, writing in an Instagram post: 'We lost a beloved member of our [Today Show] family this morning.'

The Moonee Valley Racing Club is bidding to host a pilot program for fully vaccinated fans, hosting 3,000 to 5,000 punters who can provide proof of vaccination on Cox Plate day.

Critics accuse the Breastfeeding Network of 'erasing' women in a bid to appease transgender activists after dropping the word 'mother' from its social-media posts.

Covid won't be the virus that stole Christmas this year, the Prime Minister has insisted, as he flags a 'she'll be right' Christmas with family reunions, holidays, parties and New Year's Eve fireworks.

Veterans 4 Freedom used the encrypted messaging app Telegram to discuss violent insurrection, including attacking vaccine centres and targeting employees.

Clint Hallam, 69, passed away in Lyons, where he underwent the world's first hand transplant in 1998. Professor Nadey Hakim, who was part of the pioneering team, paid tribute to his patient.

Daniel Craig, 53, will take the crown as the highest-grossing 007 if No Time To Die rakes in £920 million or more after it is released this month. He has netted in £2.65billion so far.

BBC chiefs have irritated music bosses with demands for them to supply talent to enter Eurovision - only for them to fare badly on the night as executives think there is an anti-UK bias.

The Big Brother Watch study, published today, warns that under the new law, things that can be legally and freely said in a pub will be prohibited online.

Afghanistan's impoverished economy has been thrown into disarray by the fall of the Ghani government and the Taliban takeover, with many banks still closed and cash in short supply.

The 18-year-old's family from Lidcombe in Sydney's Cumberland local government area has asked for help after their son has remained separated from the family since August 13.

Tory MPs have shared renewed fears that Beijing - which recently gained a stake and controlling board seat at TikTok - could use the app popular with millions of young Brits, to 'spy' on its users.

A poll showed 80 per cent of UK girls and young women considered using surgical procedures to change their appearance, with the primary reason to improve their self-confidence.

Bakhtiar Shoresh (pictured), an interpreter in Afghanistan, escaped the Taliban and has been quarantining with his family at a Heathrow hotel. They expect to hear where they will be relocated.

An extraordinary collection of major figures descended on London's fashionable River Cafe to celebrate banker and philanthropist John Studzinski's 65th birthday lunch.

Anthony 'AJ' Elfakak, 3, was last seen at 11:45am on Friday at a rural home in Putty, south of Singleton in NSW. His mother Kelly Elfalak says she thinks he has been taken from the property.

Lizzy Rose, formerly known as 'Bunnings Karen', was a guest on a Gold Coast station where she energetically and falsely said Covid-19 is an evil plan devised by world leaders.

Allies of Dominic Raab believe he has been caught in the crossfire between former members of Michael Gove's campaign team. Mr Gove is one of the Ministers tipped to replace Mr Raab.

Advisers at No 10 and the Cabinet Office have been seeking to side-line the role of Scotland's First Minster in the global gathering.

Ambulance chiefs have reported a surge in 999 calls from women taking abortion pills at home, after the NHS controversially started sending them out by post.

A third child is fighting for life in an intensive care unit, while some 2,000 people under the age of 18 are now infected with the respiratory virus statewide.

Wolf Hall author Dame Hilary Mantel has sparked anger after declaring that she is 'ashamed' of Britain and plans to take up Irish citizenship to 'become a European again'.

The former Health Secretary is running in next month's event to raise funds for St Nicholas Hospice Care in his West Suffolk constituency. But his JustGiving page is flooded by mocking posts.

On Saturday the WA premier said the state border will only be taken down 'a couple of months' after its population reaches a vaccination rate of more than 80 per cent.

U.S. Rep. Markwayne Mullin, 44, said he has secret recordings of Americans failing to get to the airport in time for the final evacuation. He blamed Biden for the failings of the evacuation.