Airline passengers have complained of 'shambolic' crowd control at 'chaotic' Manchester Airport this morning, with long queues also at Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester today.

The RAC warned of motorway gridlocks as a record 21.5 million drivers prepare to take to the roads ahead of the four-day weekend.

The NHS Confederation accused the Government of 'abandoning any interest in Covid whatsoever' as hospitals are set to deal with a 'brutal Easter as bad as any winter'.

Official figures showed GDP increased by just 0.1 per cent in February as the cost of living crisis began to bite, compared to the robust 0.8 per cent seen in January.

Brooklyn and Nicola have shared more snaps from their lavish $3.5 million wedding ceremony, which took place at the actress' family home in Palm Beach on Saturday. 

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Inzamam Rashid complained to Sky News boss John Ryley that 'not a single person of colour on or off air has been to cover the crisis'.

Mother-of-two Hayley Scanlan, 28, has described how she feared for her life when her family home was swarmed by armed police officers to take away her beloved Yorkshire terrier Bobby.

In a surprise move, the Chancellor asked Boris Johnson to order an investigation to establish whether he had properly declared his family's financial interests.

The unnamed woman took to the British parenting forum to say that she doesn't feel the 'whole private school thing is good value' but that you become 'trapped' once you send your chlid there.

A surge in numbers crossing the 26-mile stretch of water so far in 2022 has outstripped previous estimates that last year's record-setting total of 28,526 would double.

The pile of almost 50 files had been dropped by Oxford-educated Angus Lapsley, 52, a 'diplomat' at the Foreign Office who was tipped to become the UK ambassador to Nato.

Agnese Edmonds, who is now housing the family of four, said they were asked to pay €130 (£108.49) for two suitcases when booking their tickets from Krakow, Poland to London Luton via Wizz Air.

On the tenth day of the hugely disruptive protests, which also saw Lambeth Bridge blocked, the Home Secretary branded the activists 'fanatical, and frankly dangerous'.

The 46-year-old reportedly cried while giving a heartfelt speech at the Florida wedding reception of his son Brooklyn and daughter-in-law Nicola Peltz on Sunday.

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The National Childbirth Trust also deleted articles proclaiming 'natural' labour left mothers more 'satisfied' days before the Ockenden report into the biggest maternity scandal in NHS history.

One of Nicola Sturgeon's coalition ministers has been branded 'grossly offensive' after comparing feminists worried about new transgender laws to racists or anti-Semites.

On Sunday, the French president won the first round of the contest to choose his country's new head-of-state against 11 other candidates.

Mr Sunak is facing questions about his decision to keep his US green card until October last year - more than 18 months after becoming Chancellor.

STEPHEN GLOVER: Rishi's latest error of judgment is to order a Whitehall inquiry into the identity of the person who leaked details of his wife's non-dom status.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern reaffirmed her objection to vaccine mandates but confirmed they were necessary to help the country move out of lockdowns.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Soaring energy costs, rising council tax bills, not to mention the Government's ill-advised hike in national insurance, have squeezed household budgets to the limit.

A man, 31, has been arrested after an officer was injured in the arm by a 'machete' slash in east London yesterday, police have said, as attending officers were at the scene for around eight hours.

Researchers reviewed evidence from eight previously published papers which included data from 62,250 older adults across three continents.

Nearly half of England's teachers plan to quit within the next five years, according to an education poll - and a fifth said they would leave within two years.

Looting and protests have broken out in locked down Shanghai after more than three weeks of the world's harshest restrictions. Food supplies are sparse, with many of the city's 26million people going hungry

Former Pakistan cricket star Imran Khan has been removed from office after losing a no-confidence vote.

Extinction Rebellion has encouraged eco-activists to knock on doors (pictured) as the group of climate change extremists set its sights on everyday people's homes.

The Prime Minister described an 'almost seamless harmony' between the UK and Germany on most issues, but indicated the protocol was an area where there was friction.

The Mail on Sunday accompanied the team of ten security specialists, who all served in Afghanistan and are now protecting Ukrainian women from sex-trafficking gangs in Poland.

Footage emerged of the former Manchester United and England defender Gary Neville (pictured) seeming to play down human rights abuses in Qatar.

Sam Waley-Cohen, 39, rode horse Noble Yeates (50-1), owned by his father Robert, to victory at Aintree. Mr Waley-Cohen had announced his intention to retire as a jockey earlier this week.

Big winners from the broadcaster's £510million annual programming budget are multi-millionaire television executives Stephen Lambert and Peter Fincham.

Conservative MP Dr Luke Evans is campaigning for all social-media firms to put a named person in charge of algorithms, and to be legally accountable for them, in a bid to reduce harm and hate speech.

Ronaldo has taken to social media to apologise for the incident and has invited the affected supporter to come and watch a game at Old Trafford as a sign of good will.

Emily Atack has revealed that she was forced to call the police after receiving terrifying rape threats from social media stalkers.

Zara Tindall has been photographed smiling at Aintree today while watching a race at the major horse racing event. The equestrian athlete joined thousands of others for the final day of racing.

Photographs showed huge bunches of flowers being unloaded from a grey vehicle at the Peltz's $103million sprawling family home just hours before Brooklyn, 23, and Nicola, 27, will tie the knot.

The country's surveillance tsar has voiced his anger at officials for failing to consult his office over advice on using the technology to scan pupils' faces while they are on school premises.

The Russian Foreign Ministry has heavily criticised Latvia's decision to commemorate Ukrainian war victims on May 9 and branded it 'blasphemous'.

Suited Boris Johnson took his family on a £3-a-head boat safari at the Arundel Wetland Centre. He is seen with wife Carrie, 34, and their two children, Wilfred, one, and four-month-old Romy.

Michael Gove's Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities is recruiting a dozen directors to act as local champions for poorer regions across the UK.

The money will be used to regulate the lottery for the next ten years, as well as paying for the recent bidding process which will see a Czech billionaire take over the contract from Camelot.

Cadbury's large Easter eggs are up to 9.7 per cent smaller compared with 2019, with sweet-toothed consumers getting up to 25g less chocolate per £3 box.

HMS Prince of Wales, Britain's 65,000-ton 'supercarrier', joined more than 30,000 personnel from NATO and its partners joined together in a show of defence of the alliance's northern flank.

All councils will be forced to collect more waste to reduce the likelihood of people illegally dumping it, or resorting to 'rogue operators' who then fly-tip.

Kaleb Cooper, from hit Amazon Prime series Clarkson's Farm says he will never leave the Cotswolds countryside, despite having amassed a huge fan base.

Trans killer Sophie Eastwood now identifies as a baby and demands prison guards hold her hand, provide baby food and allow her to wear nappies. She has also been given a dummy.

The T3 tornado struck Gogarth Hall Farm in Pennal on Wednesday, uprooting trees and throwing a ewe and lambs into the air.

Le Tissier, 53, was heavily criticised this week after appearing to suggest that the media have lied about the unfolding horrors in eastern Europe, which have seen thousands of people killed.

Angel Lynn, 21, who was left paralysed by her thug ex boyfriend after he kidnapped and threw her into the back of a van in Rothley has been able to hug her mother (pictured hugging sister Kelsie, 10).

Karen Smart, 55, was pictured behind the wheel of her £25,000 Mercedes sports car driving near her five-bedroom Berkshire home after quitting her role at Manchester Airport last week over staff shortages

Customer Services Assistant Chloe Carr sent the highly sensitive information to paedophile hunters, telling them that the sex offender 'deserves all her gets' Hull Crown Court Heard.

When asked about future lockdowns in England, the PM said: 'I can't rule out. I can't say we wouldn't be forced to do non-pharmaceutical interventions again.'

The Queen has pulled out of attending the annual Maundy Day church service, Buckingham Palace has announced.

Despite royal insiders slamming the move in the wake of Harry's high court battle over his family's security, the pair will be joined by a Netflix film crew for the six-day event in the Hague next week.

Violet is the only child of Sir Benjamin Slade, the infamous aristocrat who has spent the past few years broadcasting his desire to find a woman with whom to sire an heir.

Five-month-old Cadey-Lee Deacon was slain by the two dogs at her family's pub in Leicester, back in September 2006 and mother Amy Burchell, pictured with husband Lee, is warning other parents.

Across swathes of the 'Red Wall' battleground in the Midlands and the North, the Liberal Democrats are fielding candidates in only a fraction of the seats up for grabs.

A 'whitewash' probe that cleared 17 Scotland Yard officers of misconduct over serial killer Stephen Port (pictured) who murdered four young men is set to be re-opened, the Daily Mail can reveal.

Eden Valley Cricket League, a major village league in Cumbria and Scotland, is among those that have bailed on the traditional sandwich and biscuits over fears of litigation.

Court documents reveal she could have accepted the sum from Selman Turk in addition to a payment of £225,000 and more than £1million paid to her ex-husband Prince Andrew.

A number of stars have been tipped to permanently replace Richard Osman on Pointless after nearly 13 years on the BBC One show.

The outgoing Commissioner demanded 'operational independence from local and central government' for the Met in a year when the Mayor of London ousted her.

The family of Gracie-Ann Lucas and Jayden-Lee Lucas say their lives have been 'devastated' after they were killed in a crash on the M4 in February caused by drink and drug driver Martin Newman.

Nurse and foster mum Catherine Carwardine, 59, from Wolverhampton, was gobsmocked when she learned she won a £3million state of the art mansion in the Lake District in a prize draw.

The Family Sex Show's producers boast it's a performance for families about sex and relationships - with parents encouraged to bring their children along.

David Jonathan Holden is on trial at Belfast Crown Court accused of killing Aidan McAnespie in February 1988 who was killed after walking through a border checkpoint.

Liberal Democrat MP Daisy Cooper has introduced a bill calling for all private members clubs, including the Garrick Club in London, to 'immediately abolish archaic rules' that stop women joining them.

Homeowners living in Willenhall in the West Midlands say they are fed-up after a nearby industrial estate became a dumping ground for fly-tippers that has made their estate look like a 'Third World slum'.

Data from the Office for National Statistics shows 4.1million people (7.6 per cent) in England had Covid in the week ending April 2, less than half a per cent higher that one week earlier.

Businesswoman Wendy Baird said a large truck making deliveries to a Greggs bakery next to her business in Newark, Nottinghamshire, pictured, disturbs her clients who meditate.

The SNP is the only Scottish party to impose a 'Press blackout' at a formal local election campaign launch event.

Jobsworth council checklists are stopping British families hosting Ukrainian refugees - because their homes feature floorboards and glass doors.

Harry Potter creator JK Rowling, 56, was barely mentioned in the first teaser in December after many said she had been cancelled by the woke brigade for her comments on trans issues.

The Queen's granddaughter, 33, showed a classic LBD never goes out of style as she headed out for dinner at the ultra exclusive eatery in London's Mayfair.

Debating the issue on GMB were historian and journalist Dr Zoe Strimpel, who felt that staring should not be considered a crime, and comedian Kate Smurthwaite, who argued that it is harassment.

Analysis by Action on Sugar of the UK's favourite sweet snacks show Aldi cookies 10 teaspoons of sugar, while Caffe Nero brownies contain eight and Krispy Kreme donughts to three.

Inigo Philbrick (pictured with Ms Baker-Harber) was described as a 'serial swindler' as he admitted to conning investors out of millions of pounds at a New York court hearing in November last year.

Speaking to the Evening Standard, a royal source explained the Duchess of Cambridge's approach to her royal career has been 'strategic' and 'methodical', and plotted out long-term with Prince William.

Abdul Noormohamed (pictured), 39, said 'justice' had been served after Harrow Council revoked a series of fines he was given for driving in a restricted zone.

A broadcast had planned to identify the man, named only as 'X', who is alleged to have used his status as an agent to abuse, control and coerce his former partner - referred to by the pseudonym Beth.

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A Pennsylvania man arrest was captured on video after he put stickers on fuel pumps protesting President Joe Biden and increasing gas prices last week.

Video shows a Ukrainian soldier firing the British-made missile that travels at more than three times the speed of sound at the Russian drone in Ukraine.

A tycoon accused of giving Prince Andrew £1million of embezzled money still owes his staff some of their wages.

Activists from Just Stop Oil chained themselves to pipes high up at Grays oil depot in Essex. The group tweeted just before 7am that protesters still remained at the site.

Sixty firefighters were unable to stop the Brunswick East blaze from spreading to an adjoining block of almost brand new townhouses in inner-city Melbourne, which left 20 tenants homeless.

Brothers Brothers For Life founder Bassam Hamzy may know where the bodies of Ivan Milat's unknown victims are buried, after the two murderers struck up a prison friendship.

Australian building companies are going bust in the face of rising costs, with a second Perth construction firm going under in days.

Rishi Sunak has written to the PM asking for independent adviser Lord Geidt to probe whether he properly declared financial interests.

A Sydney neighbourhood is divided after a woman appealed for information regarding a message left on her elderly parents' car. The woman said she is 'absolutely sickened' by the message.

The billionaire founder of the chemicals group Ineos said politicians had 'totally ignored' the science around shale gas extraction and had instead been swayed by public perceptions.

An incredible 437,183 people signed up for the drive, which ran from March 25 until yesterday and was organised by Keep Britain Tidy and backed by the Daily Mail.

The Russian army's losses are so high the Kremlin has resorted to recruiting soldiers that have been retired for a decade.

Russians are for the first time expressing their open outrage at the number of Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine. One case that hit home with Russians was the death of tank driver Alexei Veselkov, 24.

Tenants are feeling the pinch of soaring property prices amid Australia's rental crisis. But realtor Tom Carlin says there are a number of ways renters can strengthen their applications.

Gurwinder Singh has been ordered to demolish his 'monster mansion' (pictured) by council chiefs - after he built it without planning permission.

A paedophile primary school teacher has been jailed after abusing children and filming himself having sex with a doll that was dressed in school uniform.

The debate program has seen setting records for low audiences in the past months - but the ABC said the declining TV audiences are the result of changing viewing patterns.

Scott Morrison could win the election with a campaign on interest rates after Labor leader Anthony Albanese failed to answer a simple question on borrowing.

Manuel Tellez had just interviewed Anthony Moreno - a well-known local artist - about sugar skull art that was on display inside his bakery.

Christina Tsikos was appointed manager of the orthotic and prosthetic department in mid-2011 and quickly discovered a senior clinician was being paid above classified wages.

In a train-wreck press conference in Launceston, the Labor leader could not state the cash rate and then wrongly guessed the jobless rate was 5.4 per cent.

Education watchdog Ofsted is set to be given powers to allow inspectors to enter and close illegal schools after it warned that children are being taught in garages and exposed to extremist materials.

Matilda 'Tilly' Rosewarne was found dead by her father near her old cubby house at the family's home in Bathurst, in the central west of NSW, on the morning of February 16.

The worst delays are in North Yorkshire where sex assault victims waited an average of more than 16 years from an offence to the conclusion of their case.

Silverchair frontman Daniel Johns could face jail after pleading guilty to a high-range drink driving charge, a magistrate has warned.

In a train-wreck press conference in northern Tasmania, the Labor leader could not state the cash rate and then wrongly guessed the jobless rate was 5.4 per cent.

Elisa Choy, the founder of Maven Data, said her analysis of social media shows a 'deep discontent' with Scott Morrison.

Elon Musk will not join the board of Twitter despite now being the company's biggest shareholder, Chief Executive Parag Agrawal said in a tweet on Sunday.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has previously been criticised as showing little empathy during Australia's 2019-20 bushfires, the recent flooding and over the Brittany Higgins saga.

A Michigan man was violently beaten after accidentally bumping into a member of the Iron Coffin motorcycle gang, authorities said.

Ziad Alsayed made the comment in response to pictures of London lit up in yellow and blue to show solidarity with Ukraine after Russia's invasion in February.

Ex-Liberal staffer Rachelle Miller will get massive payout over her affair with Alan Tudge, who the Prime Minister confirmed on Monday was 'technically' still the education minister.

Colorful suits, wigs and dresses have brightened up a dusty Outback Australian town of with the iconic Birdsville Races being held on Sunday and Monday.

A grey Mercedes Benz and a dark blue Honda were competing for a single parking space located near the corner of Russell and Lonsdale streets in the Melbourne CBD.

A woman was the victim of a robbery in which her $30,000 watch was stolen. It happened on March 27 in the Bronx at 6am when she was walking back to her home with a group of friends.

The disturbing figures show that 181 offers lied at 144 Civilian Complaint Review Board hearings according to the report, which has been obtained by DailyMail.com.

Children should be taught more in schools what makes Australia great, says Scott Morrison. He said embattled education minister Alan Tudge was 'standing up' for that.

Clive Palmer's United Australia Party received 36 per cent of searches for political parties, ahead of Labor on 34 per cent, according to Google Trends data.

Scientists at King's College London studied 62,000 people during the omicron outbreak in the UK and found remarkable differences depending on how many vaccines they received.

Billie Kugelman, 21, who has spent the last month side-stepping Russian spies and driving vital aid to Ukrainian refugees, reveals what life is like on the road in his harrowing war-time diary.

Despite more than 50% of Americans disapproving of how Biden is handling Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a majority of voters appear to be in lock-step with the White House's policies on it.

A kelpie named Addie has been reunited with her owner 48 hours after she was snatched from a car in a shopping centre carpark in Melbourne's west.

Hof is an extreme endurance enthusiast whose antics emerging himself in ice have won him 26 Guinness World Records. He is something of a god in Hollywood.

A leaked document warned captains of new Emerald-class ferries between Manly and Sydney Harbour they could 'lose control' of their vessels if they sail into a wave wrong.

Passengers at Sydney Airport have faced a fifth consecutive day of lengthy delays and missed flights with similar scene in Melbourne, Brisbane and on the Gold Coast in recent days.

The Reserve Bank of Australia conceded house prices could plunge by 15 per cent within the next two years if it raised interest rates from a record-low of 0.1 per cent to above 2 per cent.

The New York Fire Department said it responded to three manhole fires and elevated carbon monoxide levels at 229 West 43 Street on Sunday evening.

Australian dentists are seeing record numbers of patients seeking treatment for dental problems after two years of grinding their teeth through the pandemic.

The latest Newspoll showed Opposition leader Anthony Albanese fell three points to 39 per cent while prime minister Scott Morrison Morrison rose a point to 44 per cent.

Scott Morrison is set to back a ban on transgender athletes competing in women's sports, calling a bill proposed by a Liberal Party Senator 'brave'.

Motorists could be slapped with hefty fines ahead of the Easter long weekend by a slew of unusual road laws all Australian's are guilty of. The fines range from $114 to $698 nationwide.

The Australian Electoral Commission says it will roll out a telephone voting system for those subject to isolation orders on the day of the May 21 poll.

Australian meat subscription service Exclusive Eaters Club by Our Cow is now offering members a free lifetime supply of their popular organic bacon.

Fauci, speaking to Jonathan Karl on ABC's this week, was asked about an op-ed that said that we will likely have to accept at some point that Covid infections will keep occurring.

An environmental group has suggested to followers that fellow activists let down tires of SUVs. The group known as Adbusters tweeted instructions how to let down the tires.

Sam Elliott has apologized for criticizing The Power of the Dog for its homosexual storyline, saying: 'I said some things that hurt people. And I feel terrible about that.'

Sydney conwoman Melissa Caddick approached a lender of last resort after stealing $23million of her investor's money.

Biden is set to release a long-awaited rule on ghost guns, which have been increasingly cropping up at crime scenes, under growing pressure to crack down on a nationwide spike of gun deaths.

The company said that despite already hiring 2,500 new workers this year, they're still unable to meet the employer needs of what they'd originally planned.

Onlookers at the Sydney Royal Easter show have saved a child from horrific injuries after they spotted the boy unrestrained on the popular 'free fall' ride.

The 23-year-old was egged on by friends to take a dip in the water at Emerald Lakes Golf Club on Alabaster Drive in Carrara, on the Gold Coast, at 9.40pm on Sunday.

The Labor leader was asked if he knows what the cash rate is but dodged the question by saying: 'We can do the old Q and A over 50 different figures'.

The foster mother of William Tyrrell has been charged with two counts of stalking and intimidation as the investigation into the toddler's disappearance continues.

More than a quarter of a mile high but no more than 60 ft wide, the Steinway Tower, which has opened for residents, isn't just exceptionally tall, it is almost painfully thin.

Jen Willis, 50, was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2018. Faced with the prospect of losing her ability to walk, she is now gearing up to conquer her childhood dream of climbing a mountain.

Adrian Chesters has told investigators that his Anglo-Dutch son, Nathen, 13, did not survive the ill-fated diving expedition after becoming exhausted.