Lewisham council announced its main reuse and recycling centre will be shut until Wednesday and black bin collections would be prioritised in the event of delays to recycling collections.

Jasbir Singh Chail, 57, who runs an IT company from the family's £500,000 four-bed home in North Baddesley, Hampshire, yesterday said something had gone 'horribly wrong' with his son.

The review was ordered after an intruder was arrested at Windsor Castle armed with a crossbow. Currently anyone over the age of 18 can purchase a crossbow without any checks or a license.

On the first day of the new rules on Bank Holiday Monday, traditionally busy streets in Cardiff, Swansea, Edinburgh and Glasgow were pictured arid and glum.

Geraldine Larrosa, 44, revealed she was going to marry Carlos again before he died from Covid in a Manchester hospital last week despite being jabbed with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

John Major told the Irish Taoiseach Albert Reynolds it would be 'very difficult' and could prove impossible to defeat the IRA by force, according to documents from the National Archives.

Film technicians say inaudible dialogue on TV shows like Happy Valley (pictured) is a deliberate choice by directors who take the idea from cinema for a more 'realistic' performance.

Policies to tackle the obesity crisis are likely to fail because the public are bombarded with unhealthy food options, ministers are warned in a new report by the Government's obesity research unit.

Syrian Mohammad Fiate, 22, and two 25-year-old Kurdish associates, Sharam Shorsh and Ali Haldin, have been jailed for facilitating more than 500 crossings.

Aylla Manuella Ribeiro da Piedade died Sunday, a day after she was struck by an explosive at her home in São Paulo, Brazil. The four-year-old was struck by a small explosive while she was sleeping.

There were 8,474 patients in hospital with Covid yesterday compared with 19,277 on the same day last year despite cases being much higher than they were at that time.

St. George's Anglican Cathedral will honour the late Nobel Peace Prize laureate with a tribute at midday for the coming five days.

An Intensive Care National Audit and Research Centre report reveals that of the 558 pregnant or recently pregnant women admitted to ICU from May 1-Dec 24, 118 were put on ventilators within 24 hours.

The jury of six men and six women in the Ghislaine Maxwell trial have finished a fourth day of deliberations Monday after returning from Christmas break.

The price of prime housing outside London surged this year at the strongest pace for a decade. The prime market broadly makes up the top 5 to 10 per cent of homes by value.

The number of asylum seekers pretending to be children has reached a high as more than 1,100 migrants who claimed to be under 18 were found to be adults in the 12 months to September.

Brutal, bleak and filled with cruelty, Bambi: A Life In The Woods was written as an allegory about the rise of anti-Semitism in Germany.

Eight in ten secondary schools are making changes to their history lessons to pay attention to diversity, a study shows.

Four people caught up in the Post Office IT scandal are believed to have taken their own lives after being hounded for cash that wasn't even missing, a Daily Mail investigation has found.

Justin Stebbing is a world-renowned cancer specialist whose brilliance earned him a professorship and the role of head of oncology at Imperial College Healthcare Trust before the age of 40.

More than 4,000 people were arrested, and 2,500 were executed, in a wave of satanic panics in Scotland from the passing of the Witchcraft Act in 1563 to its repeal in 1736.

Yegor Prosvirnin, 35, from Vladivostok, Russia, was found naked 'under the windows of a residential building' on Tverskaya Street in the centre of Moscow on December 27.

Boris Johnson resisted Omicron warnings and will instead rely on guidance to limit socialising over the New Year, as opposed to legally binding rules brought into place in Scotland and Wales.

Hospitality venue owners have welcomed news of no new restrictions this year. Norwich bar owner Daniel Farrow, 26, said the news was good but would only save one day's trade out of December.

Noam Huppert, 44, originally from Australia, has been banned from leaving Israel for 8,000 years unless he pays his ex-wife £1.8million in child support due to local divorce laws.

One of the activists punched one of the countrymen in the face as he tried to guide them away from the horses and hounds at the Boxing Day ride in Lacock, near Chippenham, in Wiltshire.

The Boeing 777 was flying from London Gatwick to Costa Rica at 35,000ft when the ice shattered its windshield in a 'one-in-a-million chance.'

Charlie Wright (pictured), 70, refused to allow developers to purchase his childhood home on a Wirral estate, even after his was the last house standing in an area of open wasteland.

A schoolboy, aged 11, has been killed after his family was involved in a car crash near Winchester on Boxing Day evening.

Silurian Border Morrismen performed their English folk dance routine to crowds of onlookers in Ledbury, Herefordshire, with their faces painted dark green instead.

David Exley, 57, said his daughter Sadie, 24, had a 'hunky-dory' pregnancy and had no complications until she suddenly started suffering from migraines and chest pain.

Father-of-one Simon Bolton, 54, had worked at Zetland FM, based in Redcar, Teesside, since it launched in 2015. He was taken to hospital after testing positive for Covid and died two days later.

Geoff Barton, of the headteachers union ASCL, has warned that schools will be forced to prioritise students taking exams if the pandemic leads to a shortage of teaching staff in January.

The pontiff, 85, dedicated a Sunday address to married couples on the Catholic feast day commemorating Jesus' family.

Defendants have escaped from court docks 27 times in two years, despite the MoJ spending nearly £2m on reinforcing docks - with one case at Hove Crown Court reminiscent of a sketch from Benny Hill

Lockdown has increased the terror threat and helped a rise in the 'dark journey' to bedroom radicalisation of young people, the Security Minister Damian Hinds has warned.

The data, released by the Metropolitan Police via a Freedom of Information (FOI) request, showed the number of cases has risen by 698 between October 1, 2020 and October 31, 2021.

Carlo Cracco, 56, a former judge on Italy's Masterchef, launched legal action against the editor of La Cronaca di Verona, Achille Ottaviani, for his scathing review.

Edmund King said that young learner drivers are choosing 'simpler' automatic tests because new petrol and diesel vehicles will be banned from the road from 2030.

Many upset parents believe their child has been 'discriminated against' and were only offered the DNR order because of their learning disability.

Hospital bosses are desperately trying to plug staffing holes as the number of NHS workers off sick rises by nearly 1,000 a day, figures suggest.

In a bid to save the entire nation from this apocalyptic home-crushing pest, in 1998 the government launched a bold scheme called the UK Termite Eradication Programme.

Tutu's natural habitat in the 1980s was in the midst of the great stand-off between an increasingly angry young black population and the brutal white-led security forces.

The exemptions for life events such as weddings, births and funerals are part of all scenarios that have been drawn up by Boris Johnson's government to deal with the threat of Omicron

Wendy Stubbs said it is already too late for the 'love of her life' Stephen, 63, who is rapidly deteriorating as a result of contracting hepatitis C from blood products in the 1980s.

Employees could see their bills rise 18 per cent to £868 to cover the extra costs of heating and electricity to power lights and computers if current guidance continues until February

The announcement of the rules, which will take effect from April 1, came as the Government revealed a £75million funding boost to modernise ports, processing facilities, and create jobs.

Airlines blamed staff shortages caused by coronavirus illness and isolation requirements for the mayhem on what is usually one of the busiest travel weeks of the year.

A Covid scare delayed play on day two of the third Ashes Test as a family member in the England camp tested positive for the virus. The England team had now been cleared to play.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the Duchess of Cornwall are among members of the family who have expressed 'concern' after recently losing some of their most loyal protectors.

A constituency-by-constituency analysis found that five Cabinet ministers would lose their seats if an election were held now - among them the Prime Minister.

The crash, which took place at 7:15 p.m. local time on Monday, has also caused about 2,500 customers to be without power in the area.

City centres in Scotland and Wales were pictured desolate and lifeless last night amid the introduction of new Covid restrictions for pubs and clubs.

Juno, who is a female German shorthaired Pointer disappeared on December 21 while she was on a regular training exercise in Fritton Woods near Yarmouth. She ran into thick, tall reeds.

Professor Danny Altmann, an immunologist at Imperial College London, said the move seems to show the 'greatest divergence between expert clinical/scientific advice and legislation'.

Sir John Bell, an immunologist who has advised the Government on Covid, said Britain could replicate the US' stance on self-isolation by relying on lateral flow tests.

Britons who face the prospect of a lonely countdown to January 1 are making their misery known on social media, while the English breathe a sigh of relief.

Niranjit Moorah Singh claims Michelin-starred chef Herbert Berger told him to remove his Sikh bangle to avoid it getting 'stuck' in a 'ladle while saucing food' at Innholders Hall in central London.

A donkey from Arkansas, Greenwood, received a blue jolly ball for Christmas, and he was positively delighted with it, letting out a ginormous 'hee-haw' and even standing on his hind legs

Professor Sir John Bell, regius professor of medicine at Oxford University and a member of the Vaccines Taskforce, said the public had been 'pretty responsible' in its response to the spread of the Omicron variant.

A luxury real estate broker who attacked an 80-year-old man on Thursday on a flight from Tampa to Atlanta has been pictured. Patricia Cornwall was arrested by police in Atlanta.

The gunman was fatally shot after he opened fire at officers and struck one in the back; the cop is currently in surgery. The motive behind the 'killing spree' remains unknown and is under investigation.

Cynthia Millen stood down after working for the presiding body for more than three decades saying she could 'no longer participate in a sport that allows biological men to compete against women.'

Adult websites Pornhub, xHamster, XVideos, XNXX and Tukif must implement stricter age controls on users looking to access their content, according to France's Higher Audiovisual Council.

The 'smart drugs', which were developed to treat medical conditions, are available only by prescription in the UK. Research shows they can enhance cognitive ability.

The latest incident of a child being killed by a dog in Australia has led to calls for greater restrictions on powerful breeds.

The GOP, citing a remark Biden made in October 2020,  accused the president of giving up on his promise to 'shut down the virus'. However, Biden's supporters rushed to his support.

Apparatchiks in charge of the Chinese city of Xi'an on Monday told 13million people they could not go outside even to buy food while a new round of mass Covid testing is carried out.

Byron Bay locals have been left outraged after dozens of plastic bags full to the brim with cans and bottles were left just metres away from the picturesque Tallows Beach following a 'bush doof'.

The man confidently walked into the Mitre 10 Helensville store, northwest of Auckland, last week, ignoring requests from staff outside the shop to check in and put on a mask.

Nationwide shortages of rapid antigen tests could last for weeks as overwhelming demand for the self-test kits strip pharmacy shelves as thousands try to enjoy their summer break.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Delighting millions who were preparing to celebrate the occasion with family and friends, Boris Johnson defied pressure from the lockdown lobby.

The ACT has reported 252 new cases of COVID-19 in the latest figures, a significant increase on 189 infections the previous day. Police have urged people waiting at testing facilities to be patient.

Many holidaymakers will need to slap on the sunscreen in the lead up to New Year's with major cities acrossd Australia hitting scorching temperatures as a heatwave approaches.

A ban on sculling beers at the MCG has been labelled embarrassing by people on social media

Incredible footage has captured the moment a rescue helicopter locates missing children Eli Jones, 14, and Hannah Jones,12, on Tuesday.

Foreign investors spent $billion on Australia residential property last year, despite Covid lockdowns, tensions with China and an overall decline in foreign buyers in the Australian market.

Thunberg said it was 'strange' to consider the president a climate change leader 'when you see what his administration is doing'. She also alleged the administration has caused harm to the planet.

At least four cruise ships reported Omicron outbreaks on board this week, and were turned away from their destinations as the CDC said it was investigating 68 ships on Monday.

LAPD police body camera footage shows the moments leading up to the death of Valentina Orellana Peralta, 14 who was shot and killed by an LAPD officer's stray bullet last week.

A shocking video captured the moment an elderly woman was slammed into a wall after a thief dragged her by her cane from an elevator and stole money from her purse, an NYPD video showed Monday.

Dominic Perrottet has called on his own health minister to change Covid testing rules for a vulnerable group of Australians forced to stand for hours to get a swab.

South Australia reported 995 new Covid-19 infections on Tuesday as the state implements a raft of new restrictions on density limits and gatherings to combat the latest Omicron outbreak.

All of the ballots were returned by relatives of the deceased and almost all votes alleged to have been sent in by dead people were found to actually be alive.

Western Australia has recorded zero new local COVID-19 cases out of almost 5000 tests, after the state extended its health restrictions.

Maggie Murdaugh, who was found dead in June, left her entire estate to her husband Alex, it has emerged. He is currently in jail on over 50 counts of fraud, and attempting to stage his own suicide.

The Government website urged those without symptoms to pick up tests at their local pharmacy as the devices were unavailable for home delivery for at least the fifth time this month.

West Australian arson squad detectives believe a major bushfire at Wooroloo, 56km east of Perth, was ­deliberately lit. The blaze escalated in Western Australia's current high temperatures..

I have been a frequent flyer for decades, or at least I was until Covid brought international travel, and my enthusiasm for it, to a shuddering halt. This is what I've learnt about getting an upgrade.

The toddler was pulled from the water at the park on Maribyrnong Boulevard in Footscray, in Melbourne's inner west at about 8pm on Monday.

Thomas Sibick is facing 10 counts in connection with the January 6 riot, including stealing Officer Michael Fanone's radio and badge. Now he wants permission to go on dating apps and look for work.

A Maori newsreader became the first person to anchor the news with a face tattoo after leading a national New Zealand's 6pm bulletin on Monday night.

CNN host Fareed Zakaria said in an interview that Trump will claim he won regardless of the results in 2020 and asked Meacham: 'Doesn't that present us with a Consitutional crisis?'

The Northern Territory has detected 16 new cases of COVID-19 with 20 people in hospital and one fighting the virus in intensive care. Five of the cases have been linked to the KAtherine community.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the incident while the trooper recovers at home. He was hospitalized in serious condition after the December 15 accident.

Merve Taskin, 23, who boasts 571,000 Instagram followers, made the risque social media posts while celebrating her birthday in the Dutch capital in January last year.

Queensland has posted 1,158 new cases of Covid as the requirement for visitors to undergo a day five PCR test was dropped.

There is an urgent warning in place for Sydneysiders looking to celebrate New Year's Eve after high dose Superman-themed MDMA pills have been discovered by police - with enough toxicity to kill.

The NBA is expediting its quarantine process for vaccinated players and coaches, who will now be permitted to return to work as quickly as six days after first testing positive for COVID-19.

Matthew Taylor Coleman, 40, wrote a letter from jail to an unidentified friend four months after being charged with killing his two kids - Kaleo, 2, and Roxy, ten months - at a Christian ranch in Mexico.

Hundreds more Covid-19 positive people received the wrong test results after another major error at a Sydney Pathology lab.

Ralph MacIntosh, 19, was arrested and charged with failing to comply with directions under the Emergency Management Act on Tuesday morning.

Rep. Peter Welch announced he and his wife would no longer be trading individual stocks after committing a STOCK Act violation by disclosing sale of Exxon Mobile stock one week late.

NSW has been plagued by testing delays with queues (pictured in Sydney on Tuesday) of up to five hours due to increased demand over the holidays.

Jorge Nieves, a supermarket owner, defended himself over his decision to operate a fake Starbucks coffee shop that has gone viral in poverty-stricken Venezuela.

Lori Lightfoot, the mayor of Chicago, has drawn ridicule for posting a video celebrating Kwanzaa as her city suffered a violent Christmas weekend, with 22 injured and two dying from gunshot wounds.

The insider claims the healthcare system is 'vulnerable' despite assurances from public figures low hospitalisation rates mean the virus is being kept at bay.

Struggling Sydney businesses have taken another hit as people choose to celebrate New Year's Eve at home over Covid fears. Businesses have reported less than a quarter of expected sales.

The Deputy Prime Minister said the Premier was acting like a dictator for refusing to budge as NSW residents continue to face huge testing queues.

Passengers faced chaos caused by staff shortages, strikes and engineering. TransPennine Express, ScotRail, Avanti West Coast, Northern Rail and other reported problems.

The two children disappeared on a walk near Mudgee on Monday morning and were safely located by a police helicopter on Tuesday.

President Joe Biden's plan to send 1.1 billion doses of the COVID vaccine around the world is in jeopardy because the agency tasked with distributing the medication is running out of money, new report says.

NHS England data released today show 1,281 coronavirus-infected patients were placed on wards on December 25, up 74 per cent in a week.

Valentina Orellana Peralta's death was ruled a homicide by the Los Angeles Medical Examiner's Office. She was shot and killed by a stray bullet in a North Hollywood Burlington.

Chris McGovern (pictiured) of the Campaign for Real Education claimed freedom of speech would be curtailed if the Oxford Union allowed the vetting of controversial speakers.

The NHS wasted £1.1million throwing away more than 6,500 tons of food last year, official figures have revealed, and data suggests the total for this financial year could be even higher.

Images have been shared on Twitter over the weekend for the Duvet Know It's Christmas campaign, started a decade ago to help raise money for homeless charity Centrepoint.

Arsenio Gonzalez, 45, and wife Maria, 42, were found dead on the family's front lawn outside their trailer home in Houston at around 1 a.m. Christmas morning, authorities said.

The body of three-year-old Oscar Philp was pulled from the water by neighbours in  Lake Macquarie in NSW's Hunter region on Saturday at about 6.30pm.

Newly colorized footage of bustling LA in the 1930's resembles a Hollywood set. Although traffic is made up of now-classic cars and haberdashed pedestrians, the gridlock is reminiscent of today's LA.

Western Australian police and Premiere Mark McGowan have issued a stark warning to a potential arsonist that started the Wooroloo Boxing Day bushfire.

Brycelyn Haughey, 22, was arrested on four counts of sexual exploitation by a school employee after she was accused of being in a months-long relationship with a 17-year-old student.

Stanley Davis Jr, 13 died Sunday after losing control of his dirt bike as he was apparently chased by a Boynton Beach police. The officer said that he was driving recklessly.

The disruptions came after more than 8,400 flights were impacted on Sunday and 4,249 flights were canceled or delayed on Christmas Day, leaving travelers frustrated amid the holiday weekend.

Debate continues over the use of rapid antigen tests for those seeking to travel interstate with massive queues and long waits again being experienced at COVID-19 testing sites around the country.

Early real-world analysis shows the efficacy of Pfizer's top-up dose at preventing symptoms drops to 35 per cent 2.5 months after getting a third dose among those double-jabbed with AstraZeneca.

Nuclear-powered submarine HMS Astute (pictured) has returned to HM Naval Base Clyde, following a deployment with the carrier strike group to the Pacific Ocean.

President Joe Biden on Monday admitted that his administration has not done enough to ease the COVID testing demand, vowing to do better.

Philip O'Keefe, 62, from Australia, has amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, which has left him unable to move his upper limbs. He tweeted: 'No need for keystrokes or voices. I created this tweet just by thinking it.'

The teenager daughter of Rachel Wake, 52, allegedly stabbed to death in Hobart on Christmas Day, has posted an emotional tribute to her mother on Facebook.

QAnon Shaman Jacob Chansley (left) and Timothy Hale-Cusanelli (right), both former military, were charged in the Capitol riot. Chansley has many tattoos related to Neo-Nazism.

'We are calling on the president to use executive action to immediately improve people's lives,' Rep. Pramila Jayapal wrote in an op/ed on Sunday.

Legacie Developments, a leading property developer is aiming to help Liverpool re-establish its status as 'the Northern powerhouse' city by teaming up with specialist investment agency, RWinvest.

DAM Health, founded by Professor Frank Joseph, has grown rapidly over the past 18 months amid global demand for Covid-19 testing during the pandemic and is leading a recruitment drive.

Alex Jones' wife, Erika Wulff Jones, looks all done up, but none too happy in her Christmas Eve mug shot, taken after she was arrested for domestic violence in their Austin home.

President Joe Biden arrived in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, on Monday afternoon with First Lady Jill Biden and their new German Shepherd puppy Commander at his side. 

NSW has recorded 6,062 new Covid-19 cases following a disastrous testing bungle, while Victoria's infections have grown by another 2,738.

A massive explosion in Canberra destroyed a building and sent a 'sonic boom' reverberating around the city. 

Nikki Sterling (inset) bashed bail funds after her son Dylan McGinnis,24, (right) was killed by former Travis Lang, 23, (left) who The Bail Project helped release from jail, despite felony charges.

A 'selfish' teenager who allegedly knew he had Covid-19 but kept partying at a busy club in Adelaide has been arrested by police.

Rose Ayling-Ellis, who is deaf, lifted the trophy in the emotional final and now organisations supporting children with hearing loss say she has already inspired huge numbers

Experts called on police to carry out a root and branch shake-up of security protocols at the historic castle and other royal residences in Windsor Great Park.

Kurt Pelz, a soldier in the Royal Artillery from Corby, Northamptonshire, shared footage of the shocking moment on social media earlier this month.

McConnell came in dead last in Gallup's new survey ranking 11 federal officials by their job approval ratings. His 34 percent public approval is lower than that of President Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.

The No.1 worst film is Disaster Movie, which sees Kim Kardashian fight and 'Iron Man' crushed by a cow. Also on the list is Birdemic: Shock And Terror, where mutated vultures torment a town.

A luxury Palm Beach store was targeted by smash and grab raiders on December 14 after about $1 million worth of Hermes handbags were stolen from the location

Violent clashes broke out with police wielding batons and firing pepper spray at protesters who punched, kicked and spat on them in Schweinfurt, Bavaria, on Sunday night.

Embattled actor Chris Noth spent a lonely Christmas Day strolling solo on the streets of New York after facing a fourth sexual assault allegation, DailyMail.com can exclusively reveal.

Thousands of Australians are likely to miss out on the year's biggest party as a bitter war of words erupts between Annastacia Palaszczuk and Brad Hazzard over mandatory Covid testing for QLD.

John Rennie drove the wrong way along the M90 Edinburgh to Perth motorway with a look of 'total fear' before losing control and smashing into two vehicles on March 20, 2019.