Blatter, along with former protégé and French footballing legend Michel Platini, appeared in Swiss Federal Criminal Court yesterday where they are facing corruption charges.

House prices will continue rising in the short-term, despite a dip in demand from prospective buyers last month, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said.

Sir Steve Webb, who was pensions minister in the coalition government, said there was a generation of middle-aged people at serious risk of not saving enough for retirement.

The Prime Minister will use a speech in the North West to rekindle Mrs Thatcher's 'Right to Buy' revolution, which helped millions to buy their council houses in the 1980s and 1990s.

The treasures of the legendary San Jose galleon shipwreck have been revealed in a series of 'unprecedented' underwater images from the government of Colombia.

Army medic Andrew Flanagan, 28, has been banned from the road for two years after driving his black Seat Leon a mile from a Hartlepool bar to a McDonald's while over the drink-drive limit.

Showcase yesterday became the second silver screen chain to pull The Lady of Heaven, a film about the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad, from its venues following an outcry from demonstrators.

The change comes amid record dissatisfaction with GP surgeries, with many patients frustrated over the struggle to get appointments to see doctors.

ANDREW PIERCE: The militant railway union boss has posted as his profile picture a photograph of The Hood, the terrorist and criminal mastermind in classic 1960s puppet TV series Thunderbirds.

Muslim demonstrators entered Westfield shopping centre in Stratford on Wednesday evening, where they chanted 'Take it down' and demanded to speak with the cinema manager.

Sue Ellson said while emojis can be used to provide some tone and context to words, they're not always used correctly.

The three proposed sites include building over Waitrose shops in Bromley and West Ealing in Greater London, as well as replacing a vacant John Lewis warehouse in Mill Lane, Reading.

The absence led to a 'moment of horror' for English teachers who feared they had failed to prepare their students by wasting two years teaching them the wrong texts.

Despite fanfare over the line's opening, a leading estate agent says prices in these areas have not yet peaked.

The monarch made several public appearances to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee - but she was forced to pull out of the thanksgiving service at St Paul's Cathedral after experiencing 'discomfort'.

They are said to be considering wedding venues across Italy, with the couple spotted viewing locations in Jeremy's home-country as recently as this week.

PETER HITCHENS: That ignorance is one of the many reasons why Sir Keir Starmer has risen to the top of the Labour Party without anyone really noticing what he is. You are about to find out.

The Defence Secretary said the orgy shows the British Army has not changed since the 1990s when it comes to attitudes towards with women as its reported the officers have been sent for STD tests.

The QS Quacquarelli Symonds world university rankings for 2023 have seen Cambridge University rise from third place, while Oxford University fell two places to fourth.

Demoralised Russian troops in Ukraine are plotting ways to get out of the country including trying to arrange 'fake marriages', Ukraine's intelligence agency has revealed.

The proposal would make New Zealand, a large agricultural exporter, the first country to make farmers pay for emissions from livestock.

The moves highlight the scale of opposition to the Home Secretary's plan, which she claims will save lives in the Channel and cripple the profits of people-smuggling gangs.

TOM HARRIS: In recent months, a festering combination of unrealistic pay demands and a chronic public-funding squeeze have created a perfect storm. Pictured: Tube strike chaos.

John Pettigrew, 53, took home £6.5 million in the year to April, including £5.1 million in bonuses. He has been paid more than £30 million since taking the helm of the company in 2016.

Yasser al-Habib, who born in Kuwait and a script writer for the film, also raised funds for the movie which has been at the focal point of Muslim protests in recent days.

DR RAKIB EHSAN: By fighting the Government at every step, these self-righteous and sneering so-called human rights activists put the lives of the most vulnerable at risk.

Jozsef Varadi, the chief executive of Wizz Air, has come under fire after calling on staff to lower the company's 'fatigue rate', urging pilots to keep working even if they are 'fatigued'.

Comedian Katherine Ryan has revealed how she bravely confronted a colleague on a popular television programme because she believes he is a sexual predator.

Philip Evans, Director of Safeguarding at Harrow School, shared health and wellbeing information about named students on a London train - while wearing his Harrow lanyard.

The flight home should have taken three and a half hours. Instead, we had to take three flights, via two different countries, and were in transit for more than 30 hours.

Data firm Experian Catalist said a litre of petrol cost an average of 180.7p on Tuesday, an increase of 2.2p compared with the previous day - the biggest daily jump in 17 years.

IRAM RAMZAN: A crowd aggressively picketed a Cineworld cinema for showing The Lady Of Heaven, a supposedly 'blasphemous' film about the daughter of Prophet Muhammad.

Students who miss their GCSEs because of rail strikes could still be given a grade that takes 'circumstances beyond their control' into consideration.

Jenni Murray says she is infuriated that the NHS should adopt a 'woke' policy. She says that this 'de-sexing' of language is grossly unfair, and also dangerous

The 16-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, began turning up unannounced at the victim's home in Shepperton, Surrey, in December 2018.

Sir Andrew, who helped develop the AstraZeneca jab, said that while the outbreak does not pose the same threat as Covid a substantial response is needed to control it.

This is the moment patients in a crowded A&E in Harlow, Essex, were told they could be waiting 13 hours to be seen, in a video which epitomises the crisis within the NHS.

Connie Holmes, from Bilton-in-Ainsty, a district of Harrogate in North Yorkshire, was diagnosed with a rare type of cancer at just 14 years old.

A flytipper who dumped 51 tons of tyres in Glasgow which were set alight by someone else then caused flights to be disrupted has been jailed for 11 months/

Sale of advanced rail tickets were today suspended and those already booked on trains have been told to change their plans amid news of the national strikes.

Kim Phuc became immortalized as the tragic face of the Vietnam War when she ran naked and screaming towards photographer Nick Ut after a napalm attack in 1972.

Mick Lynch has dismissed anger that the nationwide industrial action will hit major events, including concerts, test match cricket and festivals, declaring: 'There is never a good time for a dispute'.

A survey of by the Policy Institute and King's College London suggests working life in the capital is unlikely to return to pre-Covid patterns any time soon.

Nathan Walker (pictured), 19, and Gavin Rawson, 35, were working at Greenfeeds Ltd in Leicestershire when they were overcome by toxic fumes and collapsed.

Susan Brannan was accused of making offensive and derogatory slurs about a group of African nurses while working at the Diana Princess of Wales Hospital in Grimsby.

Fed-up tourists reported 'horrendous' queues and 'absolute chaos' at UK airports today, with staffing issues and cancelled flights continuing to hit Britons hoping to go on a post-pandemic holiday.

Lexi McDavid, 12, from Huyton, near Liverpool, was seriously injured in the impact with a white Mercedes van in the town yesterday afternoon, and sadly died later in the evening.

The UK will face 'unseasonably' strong winds as ex-tropical storm Alex brings 45mph gusts in areas - and pollen counts will be pushed to 'high' or 'very high' in all of England and Wales by Friday.

Kate Middleton had her hands full looking after her youngest son Prince Louis during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations in London, but videos show she had help from her Princess Charlotte.

Onlookers watched on in horror as the large group fought each in a running battle through the Sunday Market at Ayr Racecourse on Sunday, June 5. Police say they have arrested and charged one man.

Sajid Javid is to unveil his plans for the biggest shake up of NHS management in England in a generation today - but critics have already said it does not go far enough.

Parents have said they can sympathise with Kate Middleton after she appeared to be telling off her son Prince Louis during Sunday's Platinum Pageant in London.

The Sussexes reportedly wanted their own photographer to capture the Monarch meeting her great-granddaughter Lilibet at Windsor.

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The spiralling charges at forecourts up and down the country has prompted 'some worries' that suppliers could be failing to pass on the Chancellor's fuel duty cut to drivers.

CF Industries will close its site at Ince, Chester, putting nearly 300 jobs at risk, after the price of natural gas made the plant unprofitable.

The father of a boy who went missing after having a 'bad day' at school has been arrested after police allegedly discovered a drug lab in his home.

Russian radio station Kommersant FM, owned by one of Vladimir Putin's 'favourite oligarch's' Alisher Usmanov, was pulled off air after a hacker started playing Ukrainian anthems and anti-war songs.

They are planning to cut the burden on UK businesses in a bid to boost investment in this autumn's Budget. But ministers and Tory backbenchers want them to go further.

Aussie student and youth worker Jack Dunn, 23, has revealed how a little-known travel rule in the United States saw him detained and thrown behind bars for over 30 hours in Honolulu.

The 28-year-old and her male companion, 29, were fined $400 by police after footage showed her launching the rented vehicle down the famous steps in Italy.

A toddler has died with influenza in Queensland as the horror flu season wreaks havoc across the country.

The 43-year-old has been charged with twice using a carriage service to harass by posting online graphic images online from the 2020 Eastern Freeway crash that killed four police officers.

The bitter row over Ten's 'toxic' workplace has sparked new legal action over provocative and pointed Twitter comments by Peter van Onselen that are said to be related to the case.

A major change to how JobSeeker recipients get paid will come into force from next month, with points allocated for every job application or interview.

Katharine Birbalsingh believes policy makers have been too preoccupied with creating an 'elite pathway for the few' rather than focusing on improving life in smaller ways for everyone.

Kat Conway had been walking her Shih Poo, Jessie, when she collapsed on Euston Road near the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel in London at 2pm on Monday, June 6.

Gor H, 29, deliberately rammed his car into a 10th-grade class in front of Berlin's Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church on Wednesday morning, killing their 51-year-old teacher and injuring 14.

The Prime Minister has been dubbed Boris Chuprina, which means 'long lock of hair', by a Cossack community in Chernihiv in northern Ukraine.

Daisy-Mae Stanley, from Leigh, near Wigan, had been staying at her grandparent's home with her family in November last year when the tragic incident took place.

A graffiti artist is outraged that a mural he painted in tribute to the late cricketing legend Shane Warne - who died in Koh Samui, Thailand, age 52 in March - has landed him with a court summons.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson was spotted heading into court to support a key witness in her defamation case against former colleague Brian Burston.

Geologists say the Australian major city could be hit with an earthquake 30 times more powerful than the devastating one that struck Christchurch in 2011 and claimed 185 lives.

A woman who posted photos of the contents of her Quarter Pounder burger met with a range of responses after she raised the issue of how much salt and pepper had been used to season it.

This is the moment an angry orangutan teaches a teenager a lesson he'll never forget after he jumped too close to her at a zoo in Indonesia yesterday.

Pizza Hut Marion, in Oaklands Park in Adelaide's south, broke the news on Facebook on Wednesday and quickly received a outpouring of grief from loyal customers.

The babysitter and woman who eventually married Chris Dawson threatened his first wife Lynette and had reason to see her killed, a judge has heard.

Police believe Chinese money launderers are moving millions out of Australia and have voiced a concern that 'foreign governments' are turning a blind eye to such harmful activities

Median rent in Manhattan hit an all-time high of $4,000 per month in May, a 40 percent increase from a year ago and beating out February's high of $3,700, according to a new report from Douglas Elliman .

Dairy products are next to face price hikes as the Victorian Farmers Federation blamed inflation, high power prices, floods, fertiliser costs and more for a shortage of produce.

Jas Sandhu said he was ready to sell the Four Square corner shop he has owned for nearly 20 years in Huntley, 92km south of Auckland, after police took three hours to respond to a burglary.

Footage captured by a truck's dashcam on a busy freeway in Australia shows the moment a driver of a car ignores basic road rules and dangerously merges in front of it.

Comedian Amy Schumer, 41, appeared in a series of commercials for Tampax in 2020 and now the Procter & Gamble brand claims Schumer is the one responsible for the demand which is up 7.7%.

The event was organized by the Michigan Coalition for Reproductive Liberation. Police briefly detained one protester while clearing out the legislature.

They'd been married for 22 years when Kathleen Buhle made the appalling discovery in 2015 that her husband, the father of her three daughters, was hopelessly addicted to drink, drugs and sex.

Bronson Cooper was struck on the street outside his home in Launceston on January 27 last year just a few days before he started kindergarten.

The footage was posted by police in the town of Casper, with an added note that federal authorities are offering a $5,000 reward for tips on the identify of the would be arsonist.

Wealthy socialite Phoebe Malouf has lost her appeal to have her conviction overturned for drink driving and dropping home a nine-year-old child from a play date after drinking tumblers of vodka.

Hanna Rosin, 52, apologized Tuesday for tweeting criticism of Hulu film Fire Island, and saying it did not feature enough women. She said her criticism was 'offensive' and 'thoughtless'.

Libby Adame, 52, and Alicia Galaz, both wearing ankle monitors, appeared before Judge Anne Hwang at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center in Los Angeles.

Jamie Greene and her 15-year-old son Elijah, who has autism, were supposed to return to New Jersey from Aruba on May 10. They finally made it home on June 6.

Ethan Liming, 17, was beaten to death outside a LeBron James-founded I PROMISE high school in Akron, Ohio on June 2, 2022 following an altercation on the basketball court.

The ACT is set to decriminalise small amounts of illicit drugs, such as ice, heroin, cocaine and speed - the first in Australia to do so.

An award-winning British filmmaker has asked the internet for help after a mysterious Australian woman stopped him moments before he was going to take his own life on a train platform.

Two men have been charged with murder two days after four-wheel drivers exploring a remote bush track stumbled upon a skeleton. 

A grandmother's frustration over toilet paper flaps has been heard by a major Australian manufacturer of the household essential, Kimberley-Clarke.

Police have arrested two wanted men who staged an 18-hour siege in a duplex belonging to an elderly couple in Nerang on Wednesday afternoon.

A damning inspection report of one of NSW's oldest operating prison facilities has called for it to be closed, after it found inmates were freezing in their cells and divided based on their race.

A dashcam owner has been called a 'Karen' for screaming and honking at an elderly couple in a western Sydney carpark that she believes stole her space.

Children at risk of developing severe Covid sickness will be able to get a booster shot as of next week, ATAGI has recommended a booster for immunocompromised and disabled children.

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has been caught on camera putting a little too much power into a misdirected handball that ended up striking a four-year-old boy in the face.

The family of a late Bundaberg cane farmer who owned the first Monaro to win Bathurst, a 1968 Holden HK GTS Monaro 327 has sold the car at auction for a whopping $200,000.

The $5.4bn a year policy is expected to help 1.26 million families by increasing the maximum subsidy rate by up to 90 per cent for the first child in care.

Chief Minister Natasha Fyles announced the Howard Springs facility 30km southeast of Darwin will cease operations by the end of the month as vaccine mandates are scrapped across the NT.

President Joe Biden received some unsolicited advice from late-night host Jimmy Kimmel: 'I think you need to start yelling at people.'

Former U.S. Rep. Michael J. 'Ozzie' Myers, 79, pleaded guilty Monday to charges related to fraudulently stuffing ballot boxes for Democratic candidates and allegedly bribing judges.

A four-year-old boy who died after being hit by a garbage truck while riding his bike was trying on his new school uniform moments before he was killed. 

The 55-year-old Chicago-born singer, who has been in custody since 2019, will be sentenced on June 29 in New York, after being convicted in September 2021 of abusing young girls and boys.

Eighteen privately imported luxury cars have been recalled over fears airbag inflators could explode in a crash and kill passengers by flinging metal pieces through the airbag, toward the seat.

The U.S. Marshals have announced that the search for Kaitlin Armstrong, 35, has been upgraded to a 'major case' after 'at least 70 tips' have flow in since Moriah 'Mo' Wilson was murdered on May 12.

Titus Day was acquitted by a NSW District Court jury of three counts of embezzlement in the middle of a lengthy trial on Thursday, after a judge found he had no case to answer.

Victorian health workers will receive a one-off bonus and free meals at work as the state government desperately tries to retain staff ahead of what could be a deadly winter flu season.

A baby girl has died after a home birth ended in tragedy in Perth. The child was born at a Wattle Grove home at around 3am on Saturday.

The father of a severely disabled child has told an inquiry the distressing story of how his son was put into a 'time out' room he called a 'holding cell'. Ryan, now aged 20, is completely non-verbal.

Westpac expects the Reserve Bank of Australia to raise interest rates four more times by Christmas and again early next year. This would mark the steepest increase since 1994.

Every one of the nation's major cities except Perth is set to see temperatures plummet to levels that haven't been seen in decades because of an icy polar blast.

Locals on Christmas Island say they spotted the asylum-seekers escorted on shore by ABF officers early on Thursday morning before they were immediately put on a flight back to Sri Lanka.

President Joe Biden opened the Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles Wednesday evening with a Holly-wood style opening ceremony at the Microsoft Theater - typically a venue for the Emmys.

Christopher Wilson, 11, who never made it home after getting off the school bus on Wednesday has been found alive and well after spending the night outside in freezing temperatures.

Prisoners on board a bus that Gonzalo Lopez, 46, escaped from made a disturbance, sang and jumped up and down to distract guards on board to help the fleeing fugitive on May 12.

A British man has been left shocked after moving from England to Australia and learning about a common act nearly every Aussie does. 'There is something actually wrong with Australians,' he said.

Lindsie, 32, broke her silence on social media three days after her father, Todd, and step-mom Julie were spotted brunching. The couple was found guilty of bank fraud and tax evasion Friday.

Ruby spoke out about five Tampa pitchers - Jason Adam, Jalen Beeks, Brooks Raley, Jeffrey Springs and Ray Thompson - refusing to partake in wearing the one-time uniforms.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Fresh from leaving Channel 4's Countdown, Anne Robinson unveils her latest role: Chaperone to Jeremy Thorpe's erstwhile lover Norman Scott.

The 1,000-piece archive includes sketches, magazine and newspaper cuttings, books and photos of Bacon and his friends. It was said to be worth £20million when given to the gallery in 2004.

In a promotional video, the Canadian author, 82, donned black safety gloves and blasted the book, pictured, with a flamethrower to test its resistance.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Normally the Daily Mail would treat forecasts by the OECD with a sceptically raised eyebrow.

Ben Fordham has slammed a High Court's decision to allow a suspected ISIS terrorist back into Australia - saying it is the first 'major test' for new PM Anthony Albanese.

The Department of Homeland Security is reportedly planning to send migrants awaiting deportation proceedings deeper into the U.S, and to cities including Los Angeles.

Jake Sullivan said nothing will be off the table when President Joe Biden meets with Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro - including talk about elections after Bolsonaro questioned Biden's 2020 win.

Kate Leadbetter, 31, and her partner Matthew Field, 37, were run over in Alexandra Hills in eastern Brisbane on Australia Day last year while taking their dogs for a walk.

Boris Johnson held a secret meeting with a representative of the European Research Group of Brexiteer Tory MPs on Tuesday night to discuss a bill to deal with issues over the NI Protocol.

According to the Register of Members' Financial Interests, Theresa May received the sum for a speaking engagement with the Danish Bar and Law Society in Copenhagen.

A military aircraft operated by the Marines has crashed in California, with all five people on board believed to have been killed. The MV-22B Osprey, a tiltrotor, was flying near Glamis.

The fast-food giant told customers it is using a cabbage-lettuce blend due to a shortage of lettuces following floods in NSW and Queensland.

The curbs would mirror measures in other European countries such as France, Spain and Italy designed to restrict chaos for travellers and the economy by large-scale industrial action.

Florida police commandeer boat to capture jet ski thief who had floated into the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway on Florida's east coast.

Baroness Morrissey stepped down following talks with the department's permanent secretary Sir Philip Barton. Sources said the Foreign Secretary believed her comments made the job 'untenable'.

A group of gay Australian males have opened up about their lives in an enlightening, confronting and often humorous insight into their lives and the gay community.

Hundreds of Sydneysiders are facing a long commute to work after a multi-vehicle crash on the Warringah Freeway, sparking major delays on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Emergency crews are responding to a fiery accident on Interstate-30 in Arkansas involving eight tractor-trailers and three passenger vehicles, the Arkansas Department of Transportation says.

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is already thought to affect one in five Britons... and it can become deadly if efforts are not name to reverse it.

A Missouri woman was awarded a stunning $5.2 million settlement from her ex-boyfriend's insurance company after she claimed she got an STD from him in car.

Credit ratings agency Moody's Investors Service is warning a series of interest rate rises will put borrowers with too much debt at risk. Property prices have slowed down at fastest pace since 1989.

DJ Paul Gambaccini described the Labour leader as 'ground zero', suggesting he had urged police chiefs to investigate historical allegations in the wake of the Jimmy Savile sex scandal.

The new Labor government is urging coal power plants to increase output as soon as possible as the east coast shivers through a freezing winter and global gas prices soar.

Abbott Laboratories and federal regulators were warned of potential issues at its Michigan baby formula plant roughly a year before contamination forced a shutdown, a new report says.

Network Rail negotiators offered the hard-Left RMT a pay rise of at least 2 per cent, it can be revealed. The offer is not far off the 3 per cent pay rise ministers last year gave to NHS staff.

The Chrisley family dined at a popular Atlanta restaurant on Sunday, two days before Todd and Julie were found guilty of bank fraud and tax evasion. They are now on house arrest.

Uvalde school shooting survivor Miah Cerrillo, 11, recounted to Congress on Wednesday the horror of the massacre where she covered herself in blood to trick the shooter into thinking she was dead.