The Winston Churchill Memorial Trust has removed pictures of the wartime leader from its website and is changing its name to the Churchill Fellowship.

Rishi Sunak announced plans for the Autumn Budget to take place on October 27, raising fears that taxes could rise again. But a Treasury insider said there would be no significant tax rises.

Priti Patel has ordered officials to rewrite maritime laws to allow Border Force to turn boats around, forcing them to be dealt with by French authorities.

A club director from Manchester is set to sue a luxury relaxation and spa resort in St Lucia for negligence after she was left with a broken jaw and scarring following a treatment.

While discussing some of his most ardent critics, Williamson claimed to have met 'engaged, compassionate and charming' England striker Marcus Rashford via a Zoom call.

EXCLUSIVE: Daniel Smith introduced a 'back to basics' uniform policy at Pimlico Academy in Westminster after starting there in September 2020.

Britain's short-lived 86F September heatwave came to a crashing end on Wednesday as searing sunshine gave way to lightning, flash floods and power cuts across swathes of the country.

Led by Stephen Lawrence's trailblazing mother and Lady Brittan, widow of Tory home secretary Leon Brittan, the signatories all give Dame Cressida a resounding vote of no confidence.

The 20-year-old had told detectives he was assaulted at the entrance to his apartment block in the Madrid neighbourhood of Malasana in an apparent homophobic attack.

Former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey said letting terminally ill patients die 'as well as possible' is a 'compassionate' approach and better than making them suffer.

MPs have supported the Government's NHS and social care tax rise plan by 319 votes to 248, majority 71.

Those over 45 are broadly supportive of the National Insurance rise and those aged 44 and below are more likely to be against it, a Daily Mail poll has found.

Among those to arrive today, a woman carrying a baby wrapped in a blanket was helped ashore by a Border Force officer , while other children old enough to walk were led up to the Kent quayside.

The social category is defined by the company as those who have parents with 'routine and manual' jobs such as van drivers, plumbers, electricians and butchers.

Listening to Bach or Beethoven could leave you reaching for the biscuit tin - but turning down the burgers, a study suggests.

Susanna Clarke won the £30,000 Women's Prize for Fiction for Piranesi. It was published last year and is around 250 pages, compared with the 800 pages of 2004's Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell.

Countess Bathurst, of Cirencester Park, apologised 'for the pong' after her country estate sprayed human excrement on to the fields. Locals said the smell was like 'rotten fish and ammonia'.

A boom in homeowners wanting space to park has seen more than one in ten front gardens paved over, a survey claims.

The Duke of York has apparently told aides that the scandal surrounding the bombshell lawsuit filed in a US court by Virginia Giuffre will 'blow over' and believes he could return to public life next year.

The controversial TV presenter, 61, called the meeting at the Memorial Hall in Chadlington, Oxfordshire, at 7pm after hearing rumours of concerns about his popular farm shop.

An HR advisor who said he had been left 'shocked and disillusioned' after getting just three chicken nuggets for lunch has been awarded over £5,000 after he was sacked for complaining.

Police raiding the Ipswich home Stacy Humphrys, 34, shared with ex-partner Maria Lee, 47, found 67 dogs belonging to them, with some crammed inside pens and others standing in urine and faeces.

The 'eyesore' structure towers over Sharon Everill's property in Knutton, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire and according to the homeowner, came as a 'complete surprise'.

Eight days after the animal was removed from veterinary nurse Helen Macdonald's farm in Gloucestershire, conflicting conclusions from the examination have been presented by both sides.

Care bosses hailed the funding as 'hope for a better future', despite fears the NHS will swallow it up. Pictured: Lynne Holmes and Jill Wilson outside parents' London home.

MIKE DICKSON AT FLUSHING MEADOWS: Raducanu becomes the first qualifier in history to make the last four at the event after beating Bencic 6-3 6-4 in 82 minutes with another mature display.

Belgian-born French and Moroccan national Salah Abdeslam, 31, appeared in court today as the main defendant in France's biggest ever criminal case and declared his loyalty to terror group ISIS.

Boris has promised to boost NHS capacity for routine operations by 30 per cent, hire 50,000 more nurses and open new surgical hubs to deliver extra operations and other procedures.

British expat Danny Hodgson was on his way home from an end of season game when he was knocked to the ground from behind in an unprovoked attack at a Perth train station.

EXCLUSIVE: Fadi Fawaz, 45, is accused of causing £420 worth of damage to one of the walls of the St Katherine Cree Church on Leadenhall Street in the City of London on February 24 this year.

Vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi was assailed by a host of his own side as he answered an urgent question on the proposals for using certification in nightclubs and other venues.

Prince Philip: The Royal Family Remembers, which is set to air on 22 September, will feature interviews from the Duke of Edinburgh's children and adult grandchildren.

The Prince of Wales donned a colourful face mask as he joined the Duchess of Cornwall at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow.

Killjoy police rushed to a pavement to investigate vandalism reports - after children draw a grid on the ground in Newport Pagnell to play hopscotch.

The UK system that ranks countries green or amber could end, although the red category is expected to stay for high-risk destinations for which hotel quarantine is required.

Emily Burrows, 47, from the Forest of Dean, was admitted to Gloucestershire Royal Hospital after she tested positive for the virus on July 23.

Priti Patel will meet Minister of the Interior Gerald Darmanin in London amid growing alarm at the record numbers trying to get across the Channel.

The two men, aged 19 and 25, were violently attacked and left unconscious after they stepped in to help two girls they saw were 'in distress' in the Hanley area of Stoke-on-Trent.

Public Health Scotland data suggest Covid cases among under-14s peaked at 1,943 on September 1 after rising consistently for three weeks when classes resumed north of the border.

An Oxfordshire family bought the £3.4million house after George Michael's death there in 2016. In an application to boost security, the family claims it still attracts a lot of interest from fans

The link between wine and lower risk of heart disease is due to the antioxidants found in grapes, rather than the tipple having health benefits, researchers at Anglia Ruskin University found.

Danielle Thomas was left battered and bruised by Worksop-born Reece Thompson in a three-day ordeal which saw him jailed for 40 months. Now the mother-of-two is helping others.

Footage shows the driver as he slammed his vehicle into reverse and launched it at the home in East Kilbride, Lanarkshire.

The meeting between Communist Party officials and showbusiness chiefs in Beijing on Tuesday ran with the slogan: 'Love the party, love the country, advocate morality and art.'

The PM's former top adviser said 'No10 can't do anything but spend' taxpayers' money as he said the National Insurance hike was a 'good day' for Labour.

Some 11 per cent of people responding to a poll in Britain said discussions had taken place within their business about the possibility of pay cuts, according to CV-Library.

Mr Sharma visited the country this month in his role as President of the Cop26 climate change summit which is due to take place in Glasgow in November.

Adam Binns, 31, who worked as a PE teacher at Bourne Grammar School in Lincolnshire, allegedly assaulted two teenage girls while sharing a taxi ride with them in 2017.

Rumours have been swirling for weeks that Boris Johnson will shake up his top team this autumn.

The 39-year-old was detained by border guards at Lodz airport while trying to board a flight to Nottingham with a doctored certificate on which he had changed his positive status to negative.

AFC Fylde, based in Wesham in Lancashire, prompted fury from online commenters after sharing a controversial general manager job advert to replace outgoing chief executive Jonty Castle.

The Right Rev Anne Dyer, 64, faced growing calls to resign this year after a string of clergy and church workers accused her of bullying and claimed she had made life at work 'intolerable'.

Experts in rheology, the study of how liquids and gases flow, discovered the film is created when polyphenols, the compounds in tea leaves, bond with the calcium carbonate in tap water.

The two-year-old girl plummeted 40ft from the top floor window of a four-storey block of flats in Barrhead, near Glasgow, at around 8.25pm on September 2.

The Duke of York, 61, was seen with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson yesterday leaving Royal Lodge, before the pair were driven on a 500-mile trip to the Queen's 50,000-acre Scottish estate.

The Resolution Foundation said the PM's tax bombshell 'fits well with the reality of a rapidly-ageing' nation. But it said the 1.25 percentage point hike on National Insurance is 'generationally unfair'.

Some of the chemicals used in the sewage treatment process have become one of the latest products left in short supply by Britain's driver shortage.

The NHS Confederation and NHS Providers, which represent hospitals and health organisations, had wanted £10billion a year just to clear the patient backlog and additional costs.

Furious protesters took to the streets of the capital on Tuesday after the leader of the anti-Taliban resistance called for a 'national uprising' against the militant group a day earlier.

Shareholders and small business owners were yesterday hit by a shock tax hike on dividends as part of the plan to fund social care and the NHS.

Jamie Spears has filed court documents seeking to end his 13-year control of his daughter's affairs. The 62-year-old said he felt the conservatorship had run its course and should be ended.

Colin Pitchfork, who was imprisoned for life in 1988 for the rape and murder of two 15-year-old girls, has been placed in a hostel close to three schools and two nurseries since being released from prison.

In a bold package that could make or break his premiership, Boris Johnson laid out that national insurance rates will rise by 1.25 percentage points from April.

Sports shops dotted around the French coast near the Channel have been told to stop selling the boats and kayaks amid a steady flow of migrants sailing across the waters to the UK.

Two senior law enforcement officials reportedly said that actor Michael K Williams, 54, may have died of a fentanyl overdose inside his Brooklyn penthouse on Monday.

After both a prior COVID-19 infection and two vaccine doses, some people's immune systems develop super-ability to respond to the virus. Researchers call this 'superhuman immunity.'

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 knifeman has currently taken staff at an Esso petrol station hostage in Bristol.

Daniel Benson was named as the NSW Coach of the Year in 2001, but on Monday was arrested at his home in Sydney's west accused of sexually touching five girls aged between nine and 17.

Prince Andrew yesterday bolted back to Balmoral just days before the civil case brought against him by one of Jeffrey Epstein's victims is due to be heard in court for the first time.

A video shared by the England and Leicester Tigers star on social media shows the moment the back window is smashed before a bad is removed from the vehicle in Berkeley Square, London.

High schools and universities have reached a deal to ensure all HSC exams will go ahead this year with the results released shortly before Australia Day 2022.

Not only were these offenses not punished, in many cases, it took investigations to even allow the video footage to come out.

The 15-man team from the Baltictech diving group had been investigating the wreck of the German steamer Karlsruhe which sank in 1945 off the coast of Poland.

Ken, 92, and Joan Williamson, 90, were trapped in a car being engulfed by billowing flames and thick black smoke on the shoulder of the I-8 in San Diego.

Boris Johnson's dramatic move to bail out the NHS and overhaul social care with an eye-watering hike in national insurance sailed through the Commons by 319 to 248.

MPs and travel industry leaders have called on Priti Patel, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps and Border Force chief Paul Lincoln to take urgent action to bring a halt to the chaotic scenes.

Share prices in gaming giants Tencent and NetEase tanked on Thursday after Communist officials summoned the firms for a meeting in Beijing to discuss the new censorship.

Home-grow cannabis is set to be legalized in Italy, following a vote from MPs on a reform that decriminalises the growth of up to four cannabis plants for personal use.

Daniel Andrews' brazen predictions of a snap five-day lockdown have come back to bite him.

Businesses who let in unvaccinated customers or hire staff whohave not had the jab will be hit with massive fines under the NSW government's Covid vaccine passport system.

Robert Lewandowski, 33, risked the fury of his own fans after pointing to the 'Respect' symbol as his supporters booed the Three Lions during England's 1-1 draw with Poland in Warsaw.

Grady Knox gave a heartfelt speech to the Rutherford County school board during a meeting on imposing a mask mandate. Knox is a junior at Central Magnet in Murfreesboro, a suburb of Nashville.

The Biden administration told 18 officials appointed by former President Trump to military academy boards to resign or be fired on Wednesday, according to a source familiar with the order.

A UK family have finally secured seats on a flight to Perth to be by their son's hospital bedside.as he fights for life in an induced coma.

The woman, who has asked to remain anonymous, is seeking three million euros (£2.5 million) in compensation from Spanish regional health authorities over the 2002 mistake.

Shocking footage captures the moment a gunman opens fire in the Kirkdale area of Liverpool, leaving two men with gunshot wounds as detectives launch a manhunt and appeal for witnesses.

The Met Office issued yellow weather warnings for large swathes of the country including the South West, the Midlands, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Pictured: Devon.

Furious residents in a locked down public housing tower in Sydney have made defiant gestures from their balconies while supporters protest below.

Shocking video footage captured the moment when an autistic teen was violently beaten by a pair of bullies at Howell High School in Michigan on September 2

Archbishop Carl Bean's death was announced by the governing body of the Unity Fellowship Church, a protestant denomination he founded in 1982.

A church floating on an East London barge and a house built within a steel tower in Norfolk are among the winners of this year's RIBA National Awards for architecture.

Nurse Andrea Elena has shared the clever phone hack she used to alert staff to a 'creepy' male stranger who approached her in the reception of the Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne on Tuesday.

The family applied for a medical exemption to quarantine at their 300-acre property to minimise the risk of Rocka becoming sick, but Queensland Health denied the request.

Colette Gorman and her son Alvin Jensen have been both charged with child abuse.after adoptive son, 9, disappeared from Tennessee home last year leading to an AMBER Alert.

The teenage sister of a 17-year-old who took his own life has urged Australians to look after their loved ones during lockdown 'even if they seem fine'.

Debra Burlingame, 67, the sister of a 9/11 pilot, slammed U.S. President Joe Biden for his soft treatment of the Taliban in a Fox News interview

Daniel Anderson had been walking through a national park near Jurien Bay, around 220km north of Perth, last August when he spotted the unusual looking plant.

A married romance fraudster from London who posed as a single big-shot businessman to con a lonely woman out of £47,650has been jailed for three years.

President Joe Biden ignored instructions from aides and worked the room after giving a belated labor day speech to union leaders and members Wednesday.

Rep. Mark Green has claimed that an anonymous source from Fort Pickett told him 'unvetted' Afghan refugees have been allowed to leave the base in Ubers unchallenged.

The father of the TikTok prankster who sensationally predicted New South Wales case numbers day after day has been hospitalised with the virus.

The rat-infested mound of bin liners, mattresses and scrap metal has been outgrowing trees and houses since it became a dumping road two years ago on Straight Road in Willenhall, Walsall.

California governor hopeful Larry Elder was chased out of a Venice homeless encampment on Wednesday after an irate group of homeless people confronted him, with one hurling an egg at him.

All 90 rooms at the four star Urban Hotel, in Lincolnshire are now being used to house displaced Afghan refugees as the hotel apologised to guests who had weddings, events and bookings cancelled.

The Royal Automobile Club of Queensland posted the quiz to its Facebook page on Wednesday baffling even the most seasoned motorists.

Critics slammed the creation of 42 chief executives of integrated care boards in England, whose job will be to 'deliver joined-up services' across the NHS and social care.

Regional councils in New South Wales will remain in lockdown despite having zero active cases, from Muswellbrook and Singleton in the Hunter Valley to the far south coast Bega area.

The NSW Premier paid tribute to R U OK Day, an annual event dedicated to reminding people to regularly check in with family, friends, colleagues and neighbours

Whistleblower documents from the trainings obtained by reporter Christopher Rufo were published Wednesday, with the sessions seemingly based on the core principles of Critical Race Theory.

According to a new study of 1000 people living in the Greater Sydney area, a third of residents have had their hours cut or have lost their job due to the impacts of Covid-19 induced lockdowns.

Vaccine developer Novavax will start a trial on 640 healthy Australia adults, testing their new combination flue and Covid-19 vaccine, which is said to be able to combat new Covid variants.

A couple of young Australians have solved a fast food riddle, using a football to see whether the huge buckets outside KFC restaurants are full or empty.

NSW could reach peak Covid-19 cases by September 15 as the reproductive rate of transmission falls below one, signifying a closer end to the state's gruelling lockdown.

Boris Johnson has claimed that nobody in England will have to pay more than £86,000 in their lifetime to fund their care in later life as part of his controversial £12billion-a-year reforms.

Cabshare is giving out a $50 voucher for NSW residents who are travelling to or from their Covid vaccination as of Thursday. The business is giving away $200,000 worth of free rides

Two officers knocked on the door of Sydney social media star Millie Ford this week after receiving reports she'd been outside amid the city's lockdown to film a TikTok.

Pro-lockdown premier Mark McGowan said on Wednesday that he will open up when more than 80 per cent of his residents are fully vaccinated

The young girl woke up her mother at about 3am on Thursday morning to tell her a man had entered her room and assaulted her at her home in Woodroffe, south-east of Darwin.

Terror suspects Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Walid Bin Attash, Ramzi Bin al-Shibh, Ali Abdul Aziz Ali, and Mustafa Ahmed Adam al Hawsawi reunited in court for the first time in 18 months on Tuesday.

After 16 weeks of being cooped up in their homes, Sydneysiders will be able to go to pubs, cafes, gyms and hairdressers by proving they are fully vaccinated using the ServiceNSW app.

Semina Halliwell, a 'beautiful and funny' girl from Southport, died on June 12 after she was left 'traumatised' by online abuse after the sexual offence, allegedly by a boy of a similar age.

Deputy Opposition leader David Southwick alleged worshippers at the Melbourne temple were flouting the total ban on religious gatherings under the guise of a mental health group.

The Taliban were pressed to allow the departures by U.S. Special Representative Zalmay Khalilzad, said the official, who spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity on Thursday.

'I really believe it's gross incompetence,' Trump said in an interview with Fox News on Wednesday. 'The only thing good about Afghanistan is that it makes what they're doing on the border look good.'

Winston Terracini SC saw a man who claimed he was a policeman climb into the back of an ambulance with his gangster client, who died on Wednesday, outside Sydney's Central Local Court in 1996.

The top 1 percent of earners, or those who have an annual income of more than $758,000, account for 28 percent of all owed but uncollected income taxes, according to the Treasury estimates.

Psaki confirmed reporting from Politico that said the Taliban had stopped flights from taking off to see paperwork from passengers and flight manifests.

Randy Murdaugh has released a statement claiming he was 'shocked' by claims of his brother Alex Murdaugh's drug addiction and blasted him over allegations he stole money from his law firm.

Nidal Hasan, 51, who shot and killed 13 people and injured over 30 more, is extending his well-wishes to the Taliban after its victorious takeover of the Afghanistan capitol of Kabul late last month.

After close to four days without proper rest or a hot meal, relatives were overcome with emotion when they realised the three-year-old was alive and well.

Health department data shows Victoria is on track to reach 18,000 active Covid-19 cases by October 16, a tenfold rise on the 1,920 infections in the community on Wednesday.

A picture is beginning to emerge of how travel will look for Australians as New South Wales announces the country's first roadmap out of lockdown.

Joshua Castle, a snake catcher from Brisbane's north, spent several minutes trying to remove the snake from the wall and shared footage of the struggle to his Facebook page on Wednesday.

NSW is likely to hit its 70 per cent vaccination target before other states, meaning they will have to catch up before they open their borders - even if NSW rules allow for interstate travel.

Qantas confirm they will ban all unvaccinated passengers from travelling on international flights as the airline hopes to commence flying Aussies abroad from December.

John Miller, the Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence and Counterterrorism, warned that the NYPD was still treating events around the 9/11 anniversary with 'elevated threat' levels.

The MG ZS EV is Australia's most affordable electric car, with a $44,990 price tag that undercuts both the Nissan Leaf and the Hyundai IONIQ. Carsales however gave its prize to a favourite.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has thanked expats for carrying a 'heavy burden' as he promises to get stranded Aussies back home this year with the option to quarantine at home.

Thousands of regional NSW residents can forward to eased restrictions and being freed from lockdown within days.

The Biden administration is reportedly planning to sue the state of Texas over a new law that bans most abortions. The Justice Department could file the lawsuit as soon as Thursday, sources said.

Lachie Neale has ended speculation he was set to request a trade away from the Brisbane Lions to be closer to his heavily pregnant wife's family, confirming he will remain with the club next season. 

In a pre-recorded message, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has informed Australians stuck overseas due to border closures, they should be able to return home to their families later this year.

Coinbase shares dropped 3.2 percent on Wednesday, after CEO Brian Armstrong slammed the 'sketchy behavior coming out of the SEC recently' in a series of tweets.

A roadmap to freedom has been unveiled, coming into effect the Monday after New South Wales passes the 70 per cent double vaccination target.

Pennsylvania U.S. Capitol rioter Russell James Peterson, 34, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges on Wednesday after he allegedly sat on Nancy Pelosi's chair during the Capitol riots

Logan, who shot to fame playing a young Barry Allen on CW's The Flash, was found dead at a care home in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia on April 2 of last year.

The Mail invited seven people to gather together at a house in Clapham, South-West London. Infamously, each of them had been victim or witness to gross injustices at the hands of the police.

Model and comedian Kate Quigley began posting on Twitter Wednesday for the first time since she was hospitalized after an accidental fentanyl overdose.

DC and Capitol Police are preparing for the 'Justice for J6' rally in support of those accused of taking part in the January 6 Capitol riot. The Capitol Police chief plans to brief top lawmakers.