The founder of the highly profitable Brevan Howard Asset Management hedge fund, 59, tied-the-knot with the American chef, 33, after renting out Villa Olma in Lake Como for €1.3 million for a month.

Members of the British Medical Association have asked their union to lobby ministers for a massive pay hike over the next five years. They voted in favour of the motion at an annual conference today.

Tom Felton, who played Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter films, sat in silence as the PR team said 'next question please' after reporter Claire Gregory asked about JK Rowling.

In a letter to the Prime Minister, Mr Wallace also highlighted alarming shortfalls in Britain's defence capabilities such as a lack of drones and too few pilots to fly multi-billion-pound stealth jets.

War in Ukraine has led to massive increases in the cost of living as energy, fuel and food prices all spiral. The UK has contributed £2.8billion in economic, military and humanitarian support.

A ringleader of the notorious Rochdale grooming gang has won his battle against deportation to his native Pakistan, it was revealed yesterday.

Consumers with smart meters will be paid to cut usage during peak times under plans being considered by the National Grid. Households paid up to £6 per kilowatt-hour they avoid using.

Missouri officials have declared a 'large fatality event' after an Amtrak train stuck a dump truck on a public railroad crossing and overturned.

Jason Hoganson, 51, from Wallsend, who starred in 1987 film Empire State, has since racked up 103 offences and was jailed for eight months last week after burgling a home in Newcastle.

Laurence Fox has returned to Twitter unrepentant after being suspended for posting a swastika made from LGBT flags, lashing out at actress Kathy Burke.

Gérald Marie, 72, is said to have used the Russian Mafia to try and kill Lisa Brinkworth, who is now 55, in court filings but has said the allegations are 'fanciful nonsense'.

Figures show that last year 9,385 offenders were given 'independent working projects' - up from 3,680 in 2020. This sees criminals carry out unpaid tasks such as making face masks and greeting cards.

The British socialite 'spent her entire life living in extraordinary luxury' and 'being waited on hand and foot' making incarceration 'shocking and unpleasant', lawyers wrote ahead of her sentencing today.

Union barons were mocked yesterday as it emerged nearly a quarter of rail staff defied them by turning up for work during one strike last week.

Checks on the elderly and frail will be introduced as part of a new health division with a trial planned in Northumberland. If successful, the scheme could be rolled out nationally.

The family of Zara Aleena, who died from severe head injuries have paid tribute to her after she was attacked in Ilford while walking home from a night out yesterday.

Disturbing footage has emerged showing a flatbed lorry ramming a white vehicle from behind before a brutal attack on Alum Rock Road, Birmingham, at midnight on Monday.

Exclusive DailyMail.com photos show the former royals, 37 and 40, turning into the 70-acre property late Saturday afternoon accompanied by a woman believed to be the pair's friend Janina Gavankar.

Care home manager Katie Daysley was told Robert Carpenter was a sex offender and allowed him to stay in the home before he attacked an woman with dementia.

Two of the PM's most outspoken critics have warned rebels against changing Tory leadership rules. Some MPs want to change the rules so he could face another challenge next month.

Landlords who charge leaseholders for the costs of the cladding scandal could face ten years behind bars, Michael Gove warned last night.

Emma Raducanu's grand debut on the Centre Court stage was at risk of being overshadowed by the dulcet tones of Kader Nouni, the man in charge of her first round tie earlier today.

Sir John was speaking at a hearing of the Infected Blood Inquiry, which is looking into the infection of up to 30,000 people with HIV or hepatitis C from contaminated blood.

Americans are split 16% on support and opposition to the Supreme Court ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade, a new poll shows as the nation was thrown into discourse over the Friday decision.

Hundreds of barristers begin strikes today in a dispute over legal aid funding, 81.5% of the more than 2,000 union members voting in the ballot supporting walking out of court.

In a withering intervention, the ex-prime minister told MPs the Government's bid to take unilateral action over the Northern Ireland Protocol was illegal.

The former sales assistant, 28, and Ronaldo , 37, continued to soak up the sun in Ibiza on Sunday, as they relaxed onboard a luxury superyacht.

Phillip Schofield enjoyed a glass of champagne with estranged wife Stephanie as they joined his This Morning co-star Holly Willoughby and her husband Dan Baldwin at day one of Wimbledon.

Matthew Crawford died last week. He weighed 55 stone at his heaviest and hit headlines after taking up four hospital beds in the NHS for 18 months due to a lack of social care at home.

The 96-year-old, who has cut back on public engagements due to mobility issues, is in Edinburgh for the historic Ceremony of the Keys - the traditional opener to Holyrood week.

Boris Johnson's official spokesman said the situation was being monitored 'very closely' amid early signs that hospitalisations are also starting to rise in the UK.

Students, doctors, nurses at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge are the first in the world to don virtual reality headsets and learn with life-like hologram 3D patients.

An Irishman was reportedly raped on the last day of his holiday in Valencia, south Spain. The 28-year-old left a venue where he was partying with a friend before two men attacked him

The Pulitzer Prize-winning west coast rapper, 35, was one of a number of artists at the British music festival to protest at the decision in Washington on Friday, including Billie Eilish on Friday.

Ukraine's Ministry of Defence said Ukrainian troops had destroyed a Russian Pantsir anti-aircraft system in the strike on the strategic Snake Island.

Mr Hayler, who split from Price in 2018, spoke to officers last week and alleged she had asked of one their children to 'pass a message to his fiancee Michelle Penticost'.

The Met Police have launched a murder probe into the death of the victim who was found with serious head injuries in Redbridge, Ilford on Sunday morning.

Simon Clarke pointed to the 'stretched' public finances and huge debt interest bill as he signalled a tough line against double-digit union demands

Desperate passengers at Bristol Airport have been forced to sleep on the floor as they desperately tried to check-in. One had even brought an air bed with them to try to battle the queues at 4.30am.

The 2022 championship marks the first time the grounds will be filled with up to 42,000 people every day since before the coronavirus pandemic.

Meta, Facebook's parent company, provides funding and works closely with pro-Palestine charity 7amleh.

Researchers from the University of California found people who had moved up the economic ladder tended to see social mobility as being easier than people who were born rich.

Ellisha Wilson tried to dupe Merseyside Police into giving her the cash as an emergency payment after getting into chronic debt through her previous job as an air stewardess.

Cops in Wiltshire stepped in after the child, who was also called a 'leprechaun' was called names in the street in a 'non-hate crime incident'.

The supermodel, 48, appeared to be in the party spirit, as she posed for a snap with pals at Glastonbury - including Stella McCartney, Bruce Springsteen and Noel Gallagher.

Staff at the car giant's plant in Solihull near Birmingham (pictured) will now have to use the word 'surrogates' when referring to parts used in their vehicles.

Boris Johnson jokingly hailed a 'bromance' after a cuddly meeting with the French president in Bavaria yesterday.

Construction company TopHat announced plans to open a 650,000sqft factory in Corby, Northamptonshire, that will produce around 4,000 ready-made homes a year amid the housing crisis.

Red Wall MP Dehenna Davison and former minister Caroline Nokes tweeted to insist they are not planning to jump ship after fevered rumours swept Westminster again.

Cruel paramedic Paul Winfield, who claimed he was trying be helpful when he called a female colleague a 'fat porker', has been suspended for a year (stock photo).

Primary school teacher Fiona Beal (left), 48, will stand trial accused of killing her partner Nicholas Billingham (right) after his body was found buried in their garden in Northampton.

Moscow missed the deadline to pay $100 million (£81.4m) in interest on two Eurobonds, one denominated in U.S. dollars and another euros, which had originally been due on May 27.

A number of British stars including Amanda Holden and Jenni Falcolner appeared on Blind Date, which ran from 1985 to 2002 and provided a launch pad for their careers in TV.

The party leader banned his top team from taking part in the demonstrations but several ignored his orders and publicly posed with striking workers on picket lines.

The idea of living for hundreds of years was once thought to be the pipe dream of billionaires and tech moguls. But scientists at the forefront of anti-ageing say it is a possibility.

G7 leaders last night revealed a multi-billion dollar investment plan for the developing world in a stinging rebuke to China's Belt and Road Initiative. President Biden said: 'This isn't aid or charity'

Professor Aali Sheen, 51, a consultant surgeon, claims he was 'racially triaged' at Manchester Airport when he was given a full body scan while white travellers were not.

Downing Street (pictured the PM Boris Johnson) said the Russian leader's decision to fire missiles on the Ukrainian capital had 'stiffened the resolve' of leaders.

A seven-year-old girl was pictured being pulled out of the wreckage of her Kyiv home after a Russian airstrike. The unidentified child was fast asleep when the bombs fell today

President Joe Biden announced on Sunday that the United States and its G7 allies will ban imports of Russian gold in another attempt to cut off Vladimir Putin's funding for his war in th Ukraine. 

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Josef Schuetz was found guilty of being an accessory to murder while working as a prison guard at the Sachsenhausen camp in Oranienburg, north of Berlin, between 1942 and 1945.

An audacious design for a nuclear-powered flying hotel with room for 5,000 guests that never needs to land has divided the internet. Its designer said it could be 'the future of transport'

The world was heard as police officers closed in on Blockade Australia climate protesters causing havoc on Sydney's streets - prompting them to split up and run in all directions.

Brian Muyepa claims he has been left waddling 'like a penguin' after being left in we boots for over five hours following a training exercise in a water-filled Welsh tunnel in winter 2016.

Parts of Australia will be battered by three months of rain in days while the east coast shivers through another polar surge, blanketing the ground in frost.

Yusuf Nazlioglu, 40, was killed in a hail of up to ten bullets after parking his black Mercedes in a complex under his apartment in Rhodes, in Sydney's west on Monday night.

A new Opinium survey for Good Morning Britain found 45 per cent of people support the industrial action, compared to 37 per cent who are opposed.

A jilted mother of three tried to ruin the life of her ex's new lawyer girlfriend after sending emails with false claims she had explicit videos of her, a Warrington court was told.

'Sarah' said she had to stop going to the sessions, run by Survivors' Network, and is now suing the charity for indirect discrimination and victimisation

Zara Aleena, 35, died from severe head injuries after she was attacked in the street while walking to her mother's house in Cranbrook Road, Ilford, after a night out with friends.

Niptoon Tavakoli, 65, of Lindholme near Doncaster, died from one of the worst cases of salmonella a consultant had seen in his career after eating four duck eggs bought in a country show.

The G7 summit in Germany will wrap up on Tuesday with leaders pledging to fight back against Vladimir Putin's war on food with $5 billion to help protect supplies.

Video of people entering a vacant holiday house to have just a few hours rest and do some household chores illustrates the brutal reality of life on the streets as Australia's rental crisis deepens.

A Covid-19 booster shot provides 65 per cent better protection against Omicron according to the results of a study of two million people done in greater Sydney in January and February 2022.

Collins Foods, which operates KFC and Taco Bell in Australia and KFC in Europe, on Tuesday announced revenue was up 11 per cent to $1.18 billion.

A teacher has revealed how they've been 'forced' to work as a bartender after refusing to comply with the vaccine mandate set in the education sector.

The Tasmanian senator, who announced her dad's death on June 18, posted a Facebook message to her fans saying she will miss him 'every day'.

In a statement to Holyrood, Nicola Sturgeon is expected to lay out her plans to stage another ballot in October next year, with or without permission from Westminster.

Stenger, who resigned the day after the January 6 insurrection, amid criticism of his handling of the riot, warned in February 2021 that the role of 'professional agitators' needed to be investigated.

A Queensland teacher has blamed a blood disorder which left her in bed for two months on the Covid vaccine, which she had four weeks before her symptoms began.

EXC: Robert Davies, 59, told a planning meeting that his wife's privacy will be compromised if a willow tree is removed from outside his home to allow a floating pontoon to be built on the River Thames.

A jury cleared Yusuf Nazlioglu of having murdered Mick Hawi in strikingly similar circumstances to how the 40-year-old was gunned down in Sydney's latest gangland hit on Monday.

Flamboyant entrepreneur James Perkins once entertained stars like Noel Gallagher, Kate Moss, Madonna and Bono at his £20m stately home. Now it's emerged firm Perkins Estates has gone bust.

The 22-year-old climate activist who blocked the Sydney Harbour Tunnel during peakhour on Monday morning has been granted conditional bail to return home.

Ukrainian food exports fed 400million people before Russia invaded, 44million of whom are now facing starvation after fighting stopped vital grain exports from leaving, the World Food Programme says.

Ukraine's ambassador has called for more support in the wake of the Russian invasion despite Australia already handing over $300 million in aid and sending 40 Bushmaster trucks.

Teachers have spoken out on how impossible demands, being heaped on by politicians and bureaucrats, are forcing them out of the profession, leaving Aussie schools scrambling to fill the gaps.

Chefs and cafe owners are rewriting menus in a bid to combat the spiralling cost of raw ingredients which has seen the price of some vegetables rocket to 24 times their usual level - and it's set to get worse.

Australia is becoming even less religious and is likely to be in mortgage stress or close to it. Millennials are also set to replace baby boomers as the biggest generation.

Celebrity WAG Bec Judd has been vocal in demanding increased police protection for glitzy Brighton, 13km from the CBD, after a series of break-ins, burglaries and expensive car thefts.

Senior Sergeant Patrick Carson, 39, pleaded not guilty to raping a 19-year-old girl. Carson is accused of exploiting his position as a father figure in the young woman's life to take advantage of her.

Zara Aleena, 35, (pictured) was found with serious head injuries in Redbridge, Ilford on Sunday morning. A man, 29, was today arrested on suspicion of her murder, police confirmed.

'Cocaine' Cassie Sainsbury has hit back at a troll's sarcastic comment on social media after one of her followers made a brutal suggestion for her YouTube channel.

A new report has warned Australia is 'unprepared' for a growing food crisis triggered by global warming and the war in Ukraine with shoppers to expect to see more empty supermarket shelves.

Footage showed the man - identified as Larry - as he was ousted by passengers and spoken to by a member of the flight crew. The incident took place on a flight from Detroit to Denver on Saturday

The man who pitched the 'Spirit of Australia' slogan to Qantas wants the airline to drop the tagline because it is now 'tragically inappropriate' after a series of public scandals.

The world number one hit Teacher's Pet podcaster has been accused by Chris Dawson 's lawyer at his murder trial of 'seducing' witnesses with the names of Hollywood stars.

Four of the richest Aussie tech entrepreneurs will use their money to support their US-based staff in a major flex against American conservatives by paying for them to access safe and legal abortions.

An ex-bikie boss has verbally abused a female television reporter with foul language while on the way to visit his friend as he recovers in hospital from being shot four times in the chest.

A 31-year-old Bondi man was whacked with a $469 fine after he almost ran over pesky climate change protesters in the Sydney CBD on Monday and also reaping three demerit points after the ordeal.

A car devotee was 'shocked' when he saw his 'pride and joy' being allegedly carjacked from a Central Coast service station on Sunday, after a man allegedly threatened him with a knife.

Glenn Hirsch, 51, from Queens, was arrested earlier this month and charged with murder and the criminal possession of a firearm in the deadly shooting of Zhiwen Yan, 45, on April 30.

Doctors have revealed babies born during the Covid-19 pandemic are becoming seriously ill after contracting viruses they haven't encountered before.

Rep. Mayra Flores from Texas was sworn-in by Pelosi last Tuesday, and took to Twitter on Sunday to accuse the powerful Democrat of elbowing her daughter after video of the incident surfaced online.

Aussies heading to Europe from next year will need to fill out an application online under a new visa waiver scheme that's being rolled out in the EU.

Bill Gates is purchasing a lavish palazzo in Rome to convert into a six-star hotel through Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, which he co-owns with a Saudi prince.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Alex Scott can be forgiven for not showing too much distress at former minister Lord Digby Jones's observation last year that she needed elocution lessons.

British and American tennis legends Sue Barker and John McEnroe have been slammed by viewers after sending support to jailed Boris Becker live on-air during the BBC's Wimbledon coverage.

Both Warren and Ocasio-Cortez, Democrats from Massachusetts and New York respectively, lobbied for the administration to set up what they called 'emergency' abortion clinics on federal lands.

An Aussie greengrocer with a talent for bizarre marketing antics has gone viral for a passionate rant about fruit and veg prices -as he explains how he follows his grandfather's advice on profits.

Police bodycam recorded Mallory Giles, 34, of Huron, Ohio, telling arresting officers on Thursday that: 'I don't know why I did it'.

Whoopi Goldberg and Lori Lightfoot have added their voices to the chorus of condemnation of Justice Clarence Thomas, after he suggested gay marriage, contraception and gay sex could be banned.

A British backpacker working in Australia has shared her top three working holiday jobs. However, the TikTok traveller said in a separate video that she was often dismissed by employers.

The White House national security adviser teased the idea of direct talks between Joe Biden and Xi Jinping on Monday, saying they have will have the chance to 'engage' in the coming weeks.

Volodymyr Zelensky used a video call with G7 leaders on Monday to demand that the U.S. declare Russia to be a state sponsor of terrorism for its war in Ukraine, according to his office.

Yusuf Nazlioglu was raced to hospital after 6.30 on Monday night with about ten bullet wounds after the unidentified killer opened fire in the parking complex under his apartment in Rhodes, in Sydney's west.

Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said he informed the White House over the weekend in a series of Twitter posts where he also condemned the 'political gridlock' in Washington.

New South Wales residents can get free movie tickets by using their Dine and Discover vouchers for Hoyts E-Vouchers.

The Prime Minister set the tone for his jet-setting premiership on his first day in office when he flew to Tokyo just hours after being sworn in.

Blockade Australia protesters have filmed themselves charging down the streets of Sydney for another wild day of climate change demonstrations.

Protesters face a maximum of two years' jail and $22,000 fines but the substantial penalties has not deterred climate activists from their week-long protests causing chaos on Sydney roads.

Data from the 2021 census, released on Tuesday, shows millennials will soon overtake baby boomers as Australia's biggest generation.

Mohamed Noor, 36, gunned down Justine Ruszczyk, 40, on the night of July 15, 2017, as he and fellow officer Matthew Harrity arrived at her home to investigate a potential sexual assault.

She was seen Monday with visible bruising around her arms stemming from the incident. She was wearing a green tank top, jeans and sunglasses, with blue slippers and a bag.

The panel was discussing the recent chaos caused by Blockade Australia when Price cut off Swan to say they were 'pathetic' and should be jailed.

The US agency charged with hunting down the Alcatraz fugitives marked the 60th anniversary of their disappearance by releasing age-progressed mugshots to show how they would look today.

Christianity remains Australia's most common religion, but the number of followers continues to decline, according to new statistics.

'Precedent is important. It is important,' Senate Minority Leader McConnell told an audience in Kentucky on Monday. 'But sometimes precedent is wrong.'

Joseph Kennedy, an assistant coach for Bremerton High School varsity football team from 2008 until 2016, told DailyMail.com he hoped to return to his old job after the Supreme Court ruling.

Half a dozen agents reportedly confronted the right-wing attorney in New Mexico as he was leaving a restaurant with his wife and another person on Wednesday evening last week.

The View's liberal co-host, Sunny Hostin, 53, said that she's against abortion - even in cases of rape or incest because of her deep Catholic faith and upbringing

Dante Goodwin, from Fresno, fractured a vertebrae after falling in a pool while on vacation in Cancún on June 16. He is currently hospitalized at a Miami hospital.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Inflation goes up because of global instability, so militant unions demand unaffordable pay rises, further fuelling inflation.

ROBERT HARDMAN: Emma Raducanu jumped up and down with excitement and shook the umpire's hand. Then she ran back on court again to skip a full 360-degree jig of joy.

All Australian jurisdictions apart from the ACT, Tasmania and WA allow elective abortions after 20 weeks. LNP senator Matt Canavan believes this is too late.

A Sydney chiropractor has been jailed for at least five years and six months for repeatedly sexually assaulting a Japanese patient who sought treatment for her lower back and groin pain.

'We thought that the decision would come down sometime soon, but not at that moment,' Harris recalled thinking while on the way to an event on maternal healthcare in Illinois.

Troopers Gabe Schrauf and Skylar Velasquez were grappling with Brandon Tallman, 24, during the arrest on the driveway of a home in Hardwick, Vermont on June 14.

Fathers could be given up to 20 weeks of paid parental leave before their child turns two under a new plan being weighed up by the government.

This is the striking moment Ukrainian fighters from Ukrainian 95th Air Assault Brigade shoot down high-tech KA-52 Russian helicopter worth £12million with a British-made Martlet Manpads missile.

A former bikie who was found not guilty of the execution of Comanchero boss Mick Hawi has died after being shot in Sydney's inner west. 

NSW commuters are being warned of widespread delays as train drivers take industrial action, while the state's nurses are set to stop work over staffing.

Wisconsin's Gov. Tony Evers vowed to grant clemency to abortion doctors and a Louisiana judge temporarily blocked the state from enforcing a law banning abortion after Roe was overturned.

Photos have emerged of obscene ratings scrawled on the wall near the girls' lockers at a Melbourne school which has faced accusations it allows a toxic environment towards female students

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani claims he had a brush with death after a supermarket worker slapped him on the back in Staten Island on Sunday during a campaign stop for his son, Andrew

Twice former champion Andy Murray has hinted at retirement after coming from a set down to beat Australian James Duckworth in his Wimbledon opener on the first day of the tournament.

Naval crew have told documentary maker Jeremy Corbell that US warships were swarmed in 2019 by 'at least 100' UFOs with unexplainable capabilities.

The Supreme Court on Monday ruled in favor of a former Washington high school football coach who ho was put on leave for praying at the 50-yard line after his team's games.

Two multi-vehicle crashes on the M4 have brought one of Sydney's busiest highways to a standstill - with further incidents around the city causing complete peakhour traffic chaos.