The tale of Swedish billionaire socialite Louise Backstrom and her marriage to Martin Wennberg is one of a complicated romance worth of a Jilly Cooper novel.

GPs have already revealed astonishing rises in type 2 diabetes that occurs when a patient's blood glucose, or sugar, is too high - often because of age, obesity and lack of exercise.

Stars Matthew Wolfenden and Isabel Hodgins continue to be absent from the soap following a 'heated on-set row', but have denied any wrongdoing.

The desperate NHS worker can be seen pleading with eco-zealots as police officers stand by as hundreds of Insulate Britain protestors brought travel chaos to Vauxhall in London on Saturday.

The TV presenter, 20, and her professional partner, 23, left the judges and audience on their feet following their energetic performance, after landing in the dance-off two weeks in a row.

Boris Johnson 'threatened revenge' on Sir Lindsay Hoyle for humiliating him in the Commons last week by allegedly saying 'Not for long' after Hoyle said: 'In this House, I am in charge.'

A young man exposed the hideous network of re-education camps, detention centres and prisons (pictured) at the centre of Beijing's brutal clampdown Uighur Muslims in particular.

SARAH VINE: There are some times when you just can't win, however hard you try. One such moment happened this week, when Fiona Bruce, presenter of BBC1's Question Time, was accused of racism.

TALK OF THE TOWN: It's often said that Meghan Markle wears the trousers in her relationship with Prince Harry.

Liverpool bomber Emad Al Swealmeen, 32, was of Iraqi origin but used a fake Jordanian passport and visa to deceive border control when he arrived in the UK as an asylum seeker in 2014.

The Mail on Sunday can reveal that Ms Patel considered writing a letter to Cabinet Secretary Simon Case, in which she planned to lambast the officials' failure to get a grip of the migrant crisis.

Disgraced NFL star Zac Stacy (pictured) bonded out of a Florida jail Saturday, days after he was arrested for domestic battery over a video that showed him savagely beating his girlfriend

Justice Secretary Dominic Raab, pictured right, regards himself as a spicy 'Vindaloo' politician compared to the bland 'korma' represented by his predecessor Robert Buckland, pictured left.

This latest move to try to stifle free speech will add to growing concerns about the influence of Stonewall, which is paid millions for advising public bodies – including Government departments.

Apple has filed patents for an all-glass iPhone dubbed 'a single slab of glass'. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office also granted Apple patents a glass Apple Watch and Mac Pro tower.

Wimbledon bosses last night joined calls for proof of the safety of a Chinese tennis star who has been missing since she accused a senior Communist Party leader of sexual abuse.

Mr Javid wants to kickstart his review after research published earlier this year showed oximeters, which are used to record oxygen levels in the blood, are less accurate on 'people with dark skin'.

A leaked survey of doctors by the British Medical Association (BMA) suggests surgeries could refuse to administer Covid vaccinations.

The Queen has united with Prince Charles and Prince William in a threat to boycott the BBC over a documentary alleging vicious briefing wars between members of the Royal Family.

Gayathri Ajith said she was 16 when she met Azeem Rafiq on a flight between Manchester and Dubai in 2015 when the cricketer propositioned her while drinking vodka and coke, the Yorkshire Post reports.

Bosses at the Home Office faced a security scare after discovering that a CCTV unit in its London HQ was made by a controversial Chinese firm, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.

PETER HITCHENS: I cannot say I agree with the recently retired head of the UK Border Force, Mr Paul Lincoln, that 'bloody borders' are 'just such a pain in the bloody a***'.

Denmark has become the first European nation to begin sending Syrian refugees who fled the civil war back home.

With the number of boosters exceeding 340,000 a day, the programme will move up another gear tomorrow when bookings open for the over-40s for the first time in Britain.

The Government-run Met Office has forecast a mild winter, but the BBC's service predicts it is likely to be cold and harsh.

I'm a Celebrity will celebrate its 'tougher than ever' 21st series set in Gwrych Castle, Abergele in North Wales on Sunday night with presenters Ant and Dec raising the stress levels for the stars.

The image, which sat next to a framed photograph of billionaire paedophile Epstein at his Florida retreat dubbed 'Pleasure Palace' in Palm Beach, shows a smiling Andrew in his younger years.

Retail giant Marks & Spencer will this week launch a range of fashion and home products that can be inscribed with individual messages and names via an online service.

The Russian president said US ship drills in the Black Sea and bombers flying near his borders were 'escalating' the Ukraine situation and show his 'red lines' are not being taken seriously.

The devoted policeman who promised dying colleague Yvonne Fletcher he would bring her killers to justice has told how he burst into tears when his pledge came nearer to being fulfilled this week.

LORD GREEN: The shambles on the beaches of Kent are a daily reminder of the growing chaos in our asylum and immigration system. Some of us have seen it coming.

Kyle Rittenhouse walked free after a predominantly white jury in Kenosha, Wisconsin, decided he had been acting in self-defence when he shot dead two men and injured a third during BLM protests.

A source said job-hunters going through the Fast Stream scheme are increasingly 'in some way, shape or form saying they are neuro-divergent' and requesting different working patterns.

For days, media stories were full of crisis and catastrophe, with headlines like 'UK petrol stations close due to lorry driver shortages'.

Manchester United have reportedly called an emergency board meeting following the club's embarrassing 4-1 defeat away to Watford, in the clearest sign yet that Solskjaer is about to go.

Jacob Rees-Mogg has been reported to Boris Johnson's ethics watchdog after The Mail on Sunday revealed he did not declare £6 million in cheap loans from his Cayman Islands-linked company.

Admissions to intensive care units of some of the most vulnerable patients have risen by 50% in the past two months across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Distinguished dancer Jo Baiao has called on Strictly to ban the use of the term 'same-sex' when referring to couples, as he says it is discriminatory.

The first episode of I'm A Celebrity will see Richard Madeley take to the Turrets of Terror while Snoochie Shy will walk the plank in the first episode of the reality show which will air on Sunday. 

DAN HODGES: We now know what Labour's real attitude towards public money is. They think £54 billion of it represents nothing more than 'crumbs'.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis has said the Prime Minister promised not to 'stand in the way of Greece establishing a formal dialogue with the British Museum over the future of the marbles'.

Tensions between politicians and the Civil Service 'Blob' were threatening to turn into all-out war after Priti Patel denounced her own officials as 'not fit for purpose'.

Jack Grealish (pictured) has ended his six-week fling with TV actress Emily Atack after their secret dates were revealed. Instead he will battle to save his relationship with Sasha Atwood.

Only about four per cent of over-60s in the UK have not had their second shot, amounting to some 650,000 people. By contrast, vaccination coverage among Germans and Austrians is patchy.

MAIL ON SUNDAY: The huge radical influence of the BBC, always on the side of the Left, gives unending backing to those in Whitehall who wish to resist conservative policies.

Borrowers are to get the chance to fix their mortgage rate for 30 years at less than three per cent, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.

Warwick University (pictured) has deemed the phrase 'trigger warning' too 'provocative' for those on its literature and drama courses and is instead now using the term 'content notes'.

TALK OF THE TOWN: There is speculation of disinterest in Kensington Palace among royals, and that the building could be 'decommissioned' by Prince Charles.

Facebook was under fresh pressure to 'clean up its act' last night amid claims it dragged its feet over false posts about Covid jabs.

A cheap drug called tranexamic acid, or TXA, could save a third of people suffering major blood loss, and has no side effects.

Greek Prime Minister KYRIAKOS MITSOTAKIS writes about his meeting with PM Boris Johnson, where he promised not to stand in the way of talks over the future of the Elgin Marbles

Red Wall MPs have accused Sajid Javid (pictured) of imposing an 'inheritance tax on the North' through social care reforms as a blame game erupted in Whitehall.

No one should be celebrating after Kyle Rittenhouse's acquittal on Friday, Meghan McCain writes, saying it was 'a tragedy for all ... and an even greater tragedy for our country.'

The married father-of-two was investigated and cleared of any wrongdoing by his employer, Cricket Australia, in 2018 and had already fessed up to the indiscretion to his wife, Bonnie.

A £13 'Countdown Calendar' from Tony's Chocolonely landed on supermarket shelves last month, but makes no reference to the religious season on its plastic-free packaging.

Images and footage shared on social media showed crowds of people gathered outside the Austrian embassy in London, holding banners and shouting: 'We stand together'.

Internet trolls branded the Oscar-winning actress 'racist' and described her as a 'well known Zionist and Israel-worshipper' after taking on the role of wartime prime minister Golda Meir.

LORD FROST: Many readers will be wondering why we are once again in argument with the EU over the Northern Ireland Protocol with threats being made over how we treat part of our own country.

Greater Manchester police were called to a 'serious disturbance' in Dantzic Street, near the popular Printworks leisure venue, at around 8pm on Saturday evening. Police say a man has died.

The row between Britain and the EU over Northern Ireland has jeopardised plans to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee next year by planting English oaks from the mainland in the province.

Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar retweeted a video of NBC late-night talk show host Amber Ruffin criticizing Kyle Rittenhouse's not-guilty verdict.

The charity was plunged into a fresh crisis last week when the Charity Commission launched a statutory inquiry into dealings with the Mahfouz Foundation.

It was a shocking phenomenon - a spate of reports of women being injected with date-rape drugs. Now a criminologist who's studied the evidence poses an uncomfortable question.

The Duchess of Cornwall will play a leading part in celebrating the Queen's Platinum Jubilee next year, in a sign of her rising role within the Royal Family.

Multi-millionaire David Rowland's son Jonathan boasted of a meeting with Prince Andrew at a time when he was trying to land a potentially lucrative business deal involving the Royal estate.

A picture shared on my Instagram feed - or more precisely the caption - stopped me in my tracks. It was Izzy Judd - wife of Harry Judd, the drummer with pop band McFly.

A reader who has suffered lip swelling today asks DR ELLIE CANNON why they are suffering an odd side effect from their tablets for high blood pressure and cholesterol.

The Bank of England updated its policies on equality for transgender, non-binary and gender-fluid employees earlier this year.

MP Miriam Cates has urged ministers to launch an inquiry into the 'alarming' spread of transgender ideology in schools amid fears that it is 'harming' children.

David Beckham (pictured) is bracing himself for a backlash when he promotes Qatar and next year's World Cup at the Formula One Grand Prix in Doha tomorrow.

The figures also showed 150 deaths within 28 days of a positive COVID-19 test - versus 157 a day earlier - bringing the country's total deaths to 143,866.

Couple George and Vera Dowler from Eltham in south east London have told of their anger at having to pay a £12.50 ULEZ charge every time they turn left out of their driveway.

Michael Goguen, a former partner at Sequoia Capital who now heads his own firm, has been sued by four former employees who say they helped manage his 'harem' of women.

Sage adviser Professor John Edmunds said the situation in Europe, where cases are spiking and riots against restrictions are taking place should serve as a warning to the UK where cases remain high

Her Majesty, 95, was forced to cancel her Remembrance Sunday appearance last week but will make an '11th hour' decision to attend Lucas and August's christening, a source told the Sun.

The former top Border Force officer warned that the biggest draw for migrants is that they 'know everything in the United Kingdom is free' and that is 'a big, big draw' for them to come here.

Leaked proposals suggest that the NHS are preparing a scheme to offer immunisations to children aged between five and 11 in the Spring, in the event that regulator approval is granted

Tom Parker Bowles was 24 when he was caught in a drugs sting organised by a tabloid newspaper but it has now come to the light the woman who helped is a prosecution witness in the Ghislaine Maxwell trial.

Businesses and local residents in Abergele have come out in favour of Ant and Dec bringing I'm A Celebrity back to Gwrych Castle for the second consecutive year.

World number one Novak Djokovic and all other players will have to be vaccinated to play in the Australia Open next January, tournament chief Craig Tiley said on Saturday.

Julie McFadden, a registered hospice nurse from Los Angeles, California, said her patients often see relatives who have already passed on right before they die.

Wearing a mask is the best way individuals can help stop the spread of Covid according to a team led by Australian scientists as new data shows up to a quarter of younger Britons are ditching masks.

Valentin Lazar, 21, admitted to murdering 45-year-old Maria Rawlings, whose body was found in Romford in May this year.

BBC presenter Andrew Marr, 62, said he was 'keen to get my own voice back' and would now focus on presenting political and cultural shows for Global radio and writing for newspapers.

Home surveillance footage shows Zac Stacy, 30, attacking the mother of his child in front of their five-month-old son on Saturday at her Florida home.

The question, which was partly about revelations of alleged racism directed at cricketer Azeem Rafiq, was asked to three white MPs, psychologist Jordan Peterson and former prosecutor Nazir Afzal.

A 19-year-old has denied the murder of his younger sister at a holiday park in Abergele.

The ship, which is off Egypt where Charles (pictured today) and Camilla are on tour, is currently circling an area of the Mediterranean as they try to find and recover F-35B Lightning II plane.

Prince Andrew's eldest daughter, 33, is vice president of strategy and partnerships at Afiniti, where boss Zia Chisti, 50, has been accused of pressuring a female employee into sex.

Tougher laws taking effect early next year will make phone use while driving in Britain illegal in almost all circumstances.

According to witnesses, members of the public walked out in disgust during the performance by a youth music group funded by the Arts Council in the Museum's foyer on November 11.

A new Met Police policy on handcuffing sparked by complaints black people were being disproportionately restrained expects officers to ask themselves 44 questions.

The group said they would protest outside the Royal Courts of Justice tomorrow in 'solidarity' with protesters being jailed, despite the court complex being closed at weekends

In fresh advice issued today, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) warned the notorious markets were a 'source of infection'.

The Chinese military is now at or near the capability to invade Taiwan, according to a congressional report.

The fortress was destroyed and burned by Jewish rebels who were fighting to reclaim their land from a Greek dynasty, which is part of the Hanukkah story that honors the revolts.

Apple is accelerating the advancement of its electric vehicle project and wants the 'holy grail' option for its oft-rumored autonomous car by 2025: no human intervention.

In a troubling sign for Democrats, President Joe Biden's approval rating dropped to 36 per cent in a new poll out Thursday and most voters said they want to see Republicans take control of Congress.

Samantha Mills, 31, and Reece Schofield, 24, died and four others were left injured after two mattresses and a chair were 'deliberately' set alight at an unoccupied property in Huddersfield.

Police had to break into the £10million Kensington home of the ex-wife of a jailed former Russian senator and business mogul - where they found her dead inside.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, fewer people sought out care for pink eye as COVID inspired social distancing, and more handwashing University of Washington researchers found.

While countries like the UK, Spain, Italy and Belgium bore the brunt of fatalities early in the pandemic, rates of deaths from all causes have slowly shifted East, ONS data shows.

Speaking to Monaco-Matin yesterday, Prince Albert, 63, confirmed his wife Princess Charlene has left the principality but would not reveal her location in order to protect her privacy.

Some 49 per cent of voters polled say that the recent surge in gas and electricity bills is more of a concern that the pandemic, as the cold of winter approaches.

Smallpox was eradicated with a successful mass vaccination campaign after it killed an estimated 300 million people in the 20th century alone. Samples are only supposed to be in two labs in the world.

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Police Officer J.C. Sampedro of Miami Beach who spent 11 weeks fighting COVID-19 thanked his family and the 'big man upstairs' for helping him pull through upon his Monday release.

The Health Secretary said that the country is 'not at that point' of needing restrictions to be re-imposed.

There is a current global shortage of microchips which has affected gaming console stocks and seen desperate Brits scramble to get them where they can, often resorting to resale sites.

Police have obtained an arrest warrant for a man who fled the Atlanta Airport Saturday after accidentally firing a gun in line a security checkpoint. The search for the convicted felon continues.

The remote town of Binjari south of Darwin has seen nine new Covid cases sparking concerns the NT's outbreak could spread among Indigenous communities.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has repeatedly demanded the unvaccinated not have additional restrictions put on them, enraging Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews.

After successfully shielding the infant from media hoping for a picture of the toddler, proud mum Sarah Budge has lifted the lid on the couple's joy with a pair of snaps on Instagram.

Numerous shark sightings and one deadly attack at WA beaches in November has sparked concerns for the 10,000 Year 12 students expected to flock to the area for Leavers celebrations.

Through the help of modern DNA evidence, police announced on Friday that Rogers's murderer was John Reigh Hoff, a US Army deserter who committed suicide in 1970.

EPA administrator Michael Regan is promising to take action on a toxic Houston rail yard (shown) that one woman believes killed her 13-year-old son Corinthian Giles (inset) who died of leukemia in July.

Australian Federal Police have warned that online dealers are trying to sell party packs of illegal drugs to teens by express post straight to their door - and it could put them in jail...or hospital.

Halyna Hutchins, 42, will be laid to rest this weekend, a month after she was killed by Alec Baldwin on the 'Rust' set. Her tombstone will read: 'Her light shapes our lives. Keep chasing your vision.'

A 22-year-old Georgia man is facing a long string of 41 charges including felony murder following a crime spree this week that left a couple dead and a police officer injured.

Friends laid flowers on the beach and carved the sand in the shape of a heart, as well as leaving shrubbery as it hit seven days since the model, 24, had been found dead.

The Las Vegas Raiders announced on Saturday that former fullback Steve Smith passed away at 57, two decades after he was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease.

The poll found that while 90 per cent of Americans use their phones regularly while on the toilet, about 53 per would scroll through apps for so long that their legs and butt would go numb while sitting.

Hunter Biden was one of three American founders of BHR, who helped China Molybdenum to purchase the Tenke Fungurume cobalt mine in the Congo, worth $3.8 billion from an American company.

Shannon Tubb, 41, allegedly sexted the same junior staffer as his Test captain brother-in-law Tim Paine - with both allegedly becoming the centre of conduct probes.

Boris Johnson wants to strike a new and improved 'entente cordiale' with France as he looks to repair relations with Emmanuel Macron after a series of damaging public rows.

The 13 siblings rescued from a California 'House of Horrors' three years ago have been failed miserably by a social services system that was supposed to help them transition to new lives.

Heavy rains have flooded the William Tyrrell dig site, submerging the creek bed which was at the heart of fresh investigation into boy's disappearance.

After seven years of false leads, delay and police blunders Australia's most baffling missing child case was blown apart this week with bombshell twists which could lead police to finding the boy's remains.

Tory MPs have warned Boris Johnson that voters 'won't forgive' the Conservative Party if it fails to crackdown on a record surge in migrants crossing the English Channel.

Tim Paine says his 'inflated ego' led him to sending an 'unsolicited' picture of his genitals to a young staffer in 2017. But cricket legend Shane Warne defended the 'only human' former captain.

The sketch, 'Republican or Not,' saw Kenan Thompson attempting to get contestants to determine whether someone was a Republican or not based on random statements.

Professor Howard Robinson, 69, is alleged to have been caught masturbating during a break on a Zoom lecture in September 2020. His student Andrea Morin captured the act on video.

The system was scheduled for maintenance between midnight and 8am on Sunday, but was still down by late Sunday afternoon, many hours longer than it was supposed to be.

Pamela Perry filed suit Friday in Tennessee seeking the reward because she came forward 'at great personal risk to aid law enforcement in identifying' Anthony Warner as the bomber.

Dr. Jeffrey Harris, 57, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter for allegedly killing his wife, Tammy Harris, 55 three years ago by overdosing her on the diet supplement Selenium.

Video captured the moment protesters in Portland cornered police into a garage during riots Friday night in response to the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict.

Panic erupted Saturday at the Atlanta Airport after reports of an 'active shooter,' which officials later said was an accidental discharge. There is an ongoing investigation.

A 54-year-old man has died at Curragh coal mine in central Queensland, during the early hours of Sunday morning. Operations have stopped as an investigation is launched into the death.

Emergency services were called to a house fire at a Mantello Drive property, in Werribee, just after 1am on Sunday.

Serena and Venus Williams' dad is 'incapacitated' and being cared for by his mystery son after suffering from two strokes as new biopic King Richard is released.

On Friday night, a group of 40 to 50 'anarchists' tore through the quiet residential neighborhood of Middle Village, damaging property and ripping down American flags, officials said.

Emergency services were called to Perth's Crown Towers, in Burswood, at 3.30pm on Saturday to reports a little girl had been pulled from a pool unconscious by off-duty nurses.

A majority of NYPD officers (left) never would've chosen the career in hindsight, says a poll that emerged as crime rises under New York City Mayor Bill Deblasio's (inset) leadership

The news comes as attacks on the subway remain prevalent in the city and officer morale is at a low point.

Fears were growing last night for the health of US President Joe Biden, who turned 79 yesterday. He is given to moments of confusion and prone to gaffes.

Sydney hospitality royalty at war as they farewell the 'godmother' of the city's Italian food scene

Cohen, 55, has served a three-year sentence after he pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations, tax evasion and lying to Congress in 2018 about Trump's alleged connections to Russia.

Coast Guard aircraft and boats were dispatched on Saturday afternoon after an oil sheen of 2,100 square feet was reported off Huntington Beach, where the original rupture occurred.

James Palumbo - the founder of the Ministry of Sound nightclub who became a peer in 2013 - claimed not to know he had been a director of Jersey-registered Submin Holdings Limited.

A home office, en suite bathrooms and a veggie patch in the garden are the 'must haves' for homeowners aged under 35, a new poll has found.