Fergie, 63, is understood to have been invited to join the royals for the festive period at Sandringham and could even make a public appearance with her disgraced ex-husband.

Lineker gave a 'virtue- signalling' monologue ahead of the tournament's opening match, singling out the host nation's record on human rights and migrant workers.

Cressida Bonas, 33, the ex-girlfriend of Prince Harry, has given birth to her first child. She was seen pushing the pram in West London with her husband Harry Wentworth Stanley.

Sam Helena, who has posted a number of raunchy and half-naked pictures to her Instagram account, is self-styled as 'Good Girl Gone Bad'.

Cheryl Hayes was said to have called Jessica Stevens a 'c**t' after trying unsuccessfully to steal a bay where the victim was about to park her Range Rover outside the World Museum in Liverpool.

William and Kate will fly to Boston on Wednesday for the start of a three-day trip to the US, the highlight of which will be a glitzy awards event on Friday.

Amanda Pritchard, chief executive of NHS England, told MPs she could not confirm how far in advance patients would be notified about any changes to upcoming treatment.

Michelle Donelan said provisions in the Online Safety Bill will require firms to prevent children accessing harmful material, or face huge fines - potentially worth billions.

The High Street giant has accused British sweetmaker Swizzels of copying the famous animal shaped sweets with its Pigs Mugs treats.

The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control issued an alert more than seven weeks ago urging governments to step up measures including vaccination against the infection.

In January 2019 Pupil A told a witness at Leicester City Council, who employed Robin Kyne, that she had a full sexual relationship with him after she left Regent College in Leicester.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman wants to draw up a list of 'safe' countries, with arrivals from those included largely not being permitted to claim asylum and quickly deported home.

Queen of the Jungle Jill Scott says she can't wait to marry her fiancée and admits being apart from her longterm love in the I'm A Celeb camp was 'difficult.'

The former professional football went on to confess that without his family 'I don't know' what would have happened as he discussed his mental health battle in a wide-ranging interview.

The National Grid yesterday called off a plan to activate an emergency initiative to pay consumers to use less energy at peak times to help ration energy supplies.

Trafalgar's Square's Christmas tree was mocked by Londoners for its threadbare appearance after arriving as a gift from Norway earlier today.

While those close to the former health secretary said he had no plans to step back from politics, agents and TV executives were thought to be lining up to capitalise on his public resurgence.

The Advertising Standards Authority warned that of the 93 per cent of children aged 11 to 17 who claim to have a social media account, a staggering 24 per cent admitted to misreporting their age.

A 35-year-old junior doctor, Vaishnavi Kumar (pictured), who felt 'belittled' at work tragically killed herself after struggling to cope during the Covid pandemic, an inquest has found.

'We recognise China poses a systemic challenge to our values and interests, a challenge that grows more acute as it moves towards even greater authoritarianism,' Sunak said in London.

Up to 200 private schools may be forced to close if Labour scraps their tax breaks. They are said to be at risk from Keir Starmer's 'irresponsible' policy - affecting around 26,000 pupils.

A carpet was glued to the ground inside the historic palace as waves of people flooded in to visit across four days in September, but its 180-year-old Yorkstone flooring still suffered damage.

Edward Donnelly vanished without trace from his home in County Durham, in 2002, and police believe he was murdered. An appeal for information has been launched by Durham Police.

The high-end luxury fashion house is suing ad production company North Six Inc., and set designer Nicholas Des Jardins, for including images of legal documents of SCOTUS' opinion on child porn laws.

Karen Briggs, 53, and her daughter Emma Beach, 34, are accused of assaulting Sophia Walton and Amanda Gaye on October 25. The pair also allegedly stole £20 from Ms Gaye.

A person has been stabbed to death and a second has been rushed to hospital in a serious condition following a broad daylight attack in Marylebone.

EXCLUSIVE: The parking giants are on track to demand up to £1billion in fines this year because the Government has withdrawn parts of a long-awaited code of practice.

Fresh from watching Jill Scott crowned Queen Of Jungle , the 44-year-old rugby player - who finished in fourth place on the ITV1 show - looked in high spirits on the outing.

Eryl Davies, a 2nd Tenor rep in the London Welsh Male Voice Choir, said that the anthem Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau - which translates to Land of my Fathers - is 'emotional' and 'pushes the team along'.

The utility company had said it would announce at 2.30pm today whether it would begin the first ever live run of its Demand Flexibility Service from tomorrow.

Samuel, who lives in Bristol in a one bed flat on the 15th floor with his two sons, eight-year-old Lysander and five-year-old Zenuel, said he lets his children eat then he has whatever is 'left over'.

Jamie Barrow from Clifton, Nottingham, is accused of murdering Fatimah and Naeemah Drammeh and their mother Fatoumatta Hydara (Pictured: the victims with dad/husband Aboubacarr)

Van driver Žilvinas Ledovskis, 47, and his partner Eglė Žilinskaitė, 29, lived in the quiet end-of-terrace home in Wildmill, Bridgend, where two infants were found dead.

EXCLUSIVE: Michelle Thomas was 'shocked and annoyed' after Redbridge Council handed her a £60 fine minutes after she left her Motability van to pick up her disabled daughter.

Xi Jinping began his historic third term as Chinese leader a month ago with barely a whisper of protest, but that masked anger which has been growing for years and has now exploded into protest.

Boxer Reece Newcombe, 31, helped train the ex-Arsenal footballer for a charity boxing match and has just become father to a baby girl Misse in June.

A huge drugs 'super-cartel' that controlled a third of Europe's cocaine trade has been busted by police officers in a huge international operation that stretched across several countries.

Police have released CCTV footage of a vehicle of interest (pictured) in the hunt for a man suspected of attempting to kidnap three teenage girls in less than a week in Manchester.

The Hinduja brothers, Britain's richest family, built everything together, operating as what PR men dubbed a sort of 'Fab Four' of the global business elite.

The review means the picturesque Holly Bush Inn in Makeney, Derbyshire won't be in the new edition of the real ale drinkers' bible for the first time in ten years.

The Scottish Tories have written to permanent secretary John-Paul Marks cautioning that public money should not be spent on 'party propaganda'.

William and Kate will fly to Boston on Wednesday for the start of a three-day trip to the US, the highlight of which will be the glitzy Earthshot awards event on Friday.

Titanosaurs were a diverse group of gigantic long-necked, plant-eating dinosaurs, found on all continents 100million years ago.

Reece Newcombe, 31, trained the former Arsenal player for a charity boxing match in 2014 against golfer Tony Healey. Today it was revealed a 32-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder.

The system operator has warned suppliers it may need to activate its Demand Flexibility Service, which rewards people for taking less power in a bid to avoid blackouts across winter.

Dashcam footage captured Waleed Ahmed Chaudhry, 25, trying to evade cops in his Toyota Yaris, speeding through red lights and driving on the wrong side of the road.

The BBC's Executive Complaints Unit (ECU) ruled that the Reporting Scotland programme last December should have 'reflected areas where its impact had been less negative'.

The Prime Minister today announced more than £113million in funding for UK researchers to investigate cutting-edge treatments and technologies.

As unions, operating companies and ministers continue to squabble over pay and reforms, experts have raised fears about a complete meltdown when new timetables take effect.

Labour has come under fire from J.K. Rowling after she accused it of ignoring both public and members' opinion in backing Nicola Sturgeon 's plans to allow Scots to self-identify their legal gender.

A hundred British businesses have signed up for a permanent four-day working week for all their employees - with no loss of pay. Now, roughly 2,600 employees are set to benefit.

UK ministers are seeking Whitehall advice and will demand 'urgent clarification' on whether it is lawful this week from the permanent secretary of the Scottish government, John-Paul Marks.

Armed forces personnel could be brought in to drive ambulances and take on frontline hospital roles amid fears that thousands of NHS workers could go out on strike this winter.

Business Secretary Grant Shapps is planning an £18million public information campaign to offer advice and technical tips to help households cut their energy use while keeping warm.

Legal experts warned England and Wales fans that chucking pints around could land them behind bars if the container or liquid hit another person.

Former prime minister Theresa May was one of the highest earners with a six-figure salary while Boris Johnson is believed to be making thousands on the after-dinner speech circuit.

A 21 November 2019 article headlined "Embarrassing stunts. Shocking misjudgements. And VERY shady friends. Photos that prove Andrew's always been a ….Duke of Hazard"...

Figures from the 2021 census show 81.7 per cent of residents in England and Wales identified their ethnic group as white on the day of the 2021 census, down from 86 per cent a decade earlier,

Chinese police officers wrestled with protesters before arresting them in cities across China last night, as demonstrators defiantly came back onto the streets to continue their historic protests.

Meteorologist Clare Nasir warned people to 'wrap up warm' today, particularly in foggy areas, with Newcastle, Manchester and Birmingham to see highs of 6C, 7C and 8C respectively

Clearance firm The Rubbish Removers shared clips of their eight-man team wading through knee-high piles of rubbish, discarded beer bottles and urine-filled containers at the Lancashire property.

Former bank manager Szenm Asghar, 37, (pictured) became a gangster's moll and lived a 'luxurious lifestyle' on the back of a £24,000-a-month heroin and crack cocaine empire.

Dr Justine Hall is one of three doctors listed as working at Rudgwick Medical Centre in Horsham, West Sussex.

Gabriella Ditton, 28, who has been arrested more than 16 times, is using the crowdfunding platform to help pay her court fines and has so far raised more than £2,000.

David Miliband - who fled to the US to run an aid agency after failing to become leader in 2010 - repeatedly refused to rule out standing to become an MP at the next election.

Matt Wright, who rose to fame as 'The Outback Wrangler', has been hit with a series of charges over the remote Northern Territory helicopter crash that killed his mate.

Mr Palmer had made it halfway across the pedestrian crossing when the vehicle rammed into him as it drove through a red light. The tourist was flung into the air like a ragdoll.

Sir Iain, a leading critic of China, lashed out at Mr Sunak's stance and dismissed the PM's call for 'robust pragmatism' as a 'contradiction in terms'.

The Belarusian president has reportedly ordered toxicology tests after Vladimir Makei died suddenly at the weekend. The security team charged with guarding Makei will also face lie detector tests

An Australian TikToker has had his account removed after he was widely mocked online for posting a video where he asked if it was 'ok to be a white, straight male'.

As part of Government action to deal with a rise in the number of infections, immigration minister Robert Jenrick this afternoon announced fresh guidance on the housing of asylum seekers.

The couple lifted both their children into the Galapagos tortoise pen at the Perth Zoo on Sunday, holding one child inches away from the slow-moving animal in front of horrified visitors.

A drugs 'super-cartel' that controlled a third of Europe's cocaine trade was busted by police, with 49 arrests in countries including France and Dubai.

Chantelle Duvall-Gregory and Christy Hewitt's dog was found stuffed into a pink case, locked up then thrown into the River Mersey. WARNING: CONTAINS DISTRESSING IMAGES

Passengers flying in, out or around Australia next Friday have been warned to expect delays and cancellations as airport firefighters working at all major airport gear up for a four-hour strike. 

On November 16, the hacker posted on a well-known hacking forum claiming they had taken WhatsApp data of 487 million people from 84 countries - including over 7 million Aussies.

He explains how it might be possible to beat inflation next year by choosing the right savings account now and where to find the best rates.

Mother-of-four Sian Hughes, 31, launched a torrent of foul-mouthed abuse on the doorstep of Lauren Jackson's Warrington home having believed her neighbour reported her to the police.

Barely a month into his premiership and despite theoretically having a majority of around 70, Rishi Sunak is facing mounting challenges on a series of key policies.

The economic turmoil in China is forcing many Chinese to offload property in Australia, which is leading to huge sales of apartments in Sydney and Melbourne, according to an economic expert.

A passenger who fell overboard only had minutes live before he was rescued by the Coast Guard after struggling for more than 15 hours in the water.

NSW Detective Sergeant Michael Foscholo, who took over the investigation into the disappearance of Melissa Caddick, has revealed what he believes happened to the missing fraudster.

The tourist received praise online after an Instagram video showed him helping a local woman as she carried a large basket of goods on her head.

The B-21 Raider stealth bomber will be unveiled at the Northrop Grumman facility in Palmdale, California, on December 2. The planes cost about $2billion per aircraft.

The investigation into a mysterious fire of a Northwood heritage home in September has continued, with new CCTV footage released on Tuesday showing a suspicious vehicle nearby.

Former Liberal MP Daryl Maguire has been charged with criminal conspiracy over an alleged visa fraud underway while he was sitting in the NSW parliament.

A manhunt has been launched in Melbourne to track down the wannabe thief who managed to walk away unscathed but empty-handed.

Alan Jones's 'Elizabeth Farm' property, in Fitzroy, west of Kiama in NSW, has stables, tennis courts and a private natural forest on its 27.52-hectare property.

Health Minister Steve Barclay told the Spectator's Health conference that putting microchips on urinals could help people discover that they are ill.

Cindy Mishcon (pictured left), sister of murder victim Michelle Mishcon, slammed 'white, rich boy justice' after Austin Harrouff (pictured right), 25, was found not guilty by reason of insanity.

Powerful tornadoes are threatening several parts of the southern United States this week while a major snowstorm is expected to bury the northwest under several feet of snow.

Next month marks the first festive season in three years without restrictions for hospitality firms, which suffered a financial pummeling during lockdown.

A house in Boulder, Colorado was the center of a hostage situation Monday night. The incident involved an active shooter at intersection of Iris Ave and Broadway according to local police.

Outback Wrangler star Matt Wright has raced into Darwin's police station HQ to hand himself to face charges over a fatal helicopter crash that killed one of his best mates, Chris 'Willow' Wilson.

A children's hospital in Wisconsin is receiving backlash after hiring transgender activists to serve as chaplains and 'spiritual care interns.'

The creator of the disastrous Fyre Festival has now admitted he believes the 'most f***ed up part' of his scheme was lying to his those who invested $26 million into his hyper-exclusive event.

Major felonies, assault, robbery and homicide, on New York City's public transportation have increased by nearly 40% this year compared to the same time period last year.

The Grand Princess, which is part of Princess Cruises, decided to not dock at the port of Newcastle after a discussion with local health authorities but will stop in Melbourne.

Workers at the BBC were 'puzzled' by how the journalist Martin Bashir got his job as religious affairs editor after he hoodwinked Princess Diana for his Panorama interview, said Samira Ahmed.

China is facing its largest anti-government protests since the Tiananmen Square massacre, with protesters in at least seven cities holding up blank sheets of paper to symbolise censorship.

Outspoken senator Jacinta Price has hit back at revered Aboriginal leaders Noel Pearson and Pat Dodson after they criticised her vicious attacks on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

Rohan Pank took his encounter with four police officers in Sydney Park at Alexandria during the height of the city's Covid restrictions all the way to the New South Wales Supreme Court.

The NSW Government will refund 33,000 recipients of Covid fines after two Sydneysiders won a landmark test case in the Supreme Court.

Police are investigating after discovering the remains of four infants inside an apartment in South Boston earlier this month, at least one inside a freezer.

Jurors returned a guilty verdict in Thomas Bednar's murder trial on Tuesday after weeks of evidence in the Supreme Court, finding he killed his mother Judy sometime in May, 2021..

A popular waterfall on Queensland's Sunshine Coast has been the site of another fatal tragedy after a student from India drowned.

Adelaide couple Kirsty and Steve Lee received the news on Tuesday, November 22, that they both have cancer battles ahead of them, diagnosed with breast and rectal cancer respectively.

Customers have been urged to check for mislabelled bottles of the popular Vicks ointment with fears of allergic reactions and even tachycardia in kids.

Senator Jacinta Price during scathing criticism of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament on Monday singled out Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney.

Doctors have managed to save the arm of the wedding dressmaker who lost both legs in a a horrific farm mowing accident in rural Queensland  with her family saying 'there is no sign of infection' so far.

NSW One Nation leader Mark Latham has slammed Anthony Albanese as Australia's 'Party PM' as he comes under fire for walking red carpets instead of focusing on issues like housing.

A man who sent nude images of his ex-fiance to her boss after they broke up has been fined $4,500 and given a 12-month intensive supervision order over the crime.

The billionaire is expected to disclose the full details of Twitter's 2020 censorship of the New York Post's reporting on Hunter Biden's laptop.

The ABC has admitted that Dr Norman Swan made comments that 'were clearly incorrect' when he linked the heart-attack deaths of Shane Warne and Kimberley Kitching to Covid-19.

One of Australia's last 'Rats of Tobruk' war veterans Ernie Walker has passed away aged 106. The World War II veteran died in his sleep last week at his Southern Highlands home in Penrose

An Australian academic who was jailed by Myanmar's military regime has related his harrowing experiences of being chained in a small cell, eating out of buckets and battling rats and scorpions.

Saxo market strategist Jessica Amir said Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi and Premier Investments shares were likely to continue surging because they didn't rely on selling products to China.

Sam Brinton, 34, the Biden DOE's Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Office of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition is accused of taking a suitcase from Minneapolis-St. Paul airport.

BoF had awarded Demna the Global VOICES Award, an honor previously given to the late designer Virgil Abloh, announced on Monday it would no longer honor him at its awards this week.

The Korean-born New Zealand woman arrived at Auckland Airport on Tuesday. She was transported to Manukau Police Station where she'll spend the night in custody before she faces court.

Claire McKenzie, 61, who managed to save her own life by calling 000 after suffering catastrophic injuries under a tractor and slasher was 'calm' before the surgery,  a nurse told her family.

Eight young quolls and their parents were released in South Australia's Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park on the weekend.

Danny Masterson, 46, shared a kiss with his wife as the former 'That ´70s Show' star waited for a verdict in his rape trial after the deadlocked jury was forced to 'start over' with their deliberations.

A 27-year-old PE teacher in Victoria, who admitted to grooming a 14-year-old girl by sending suggestive photos and messages because he was lonely and stressed has avoided jail time.

Macquarie Dictionary's 2022 Word of the Year, Teal, is very unusual in that it is not new - but has been around in a related use for more than a century.

Senator Jacinta Price, a longtime opponent of the Voice, came out with some of her most vicious criticism on Monday as Nationals declared they would oppose it.

Matthew Henderson, once a diplomat to China and now associate fellow at the Council on Geostrategy, said Xi has been left with 'no good outcomes' as protest erupt across China.

The impending end of a pandemic-era border policy is leading to U.S. Border Patrol workers' preparation for a massive wave of migration just before Christmas, according to six agents.

The White House steered away from speaking out against China's response to protesters on Monday, saying instead it supported anyone's right to peacefully protest.

Former President Donald Trump teed off on special counsel Jack Smith, days after some of his allies leveled hits meant to cast the career prosecutor as a partisan.

Len Khodorkovsky, a former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State in the Trump administration, insisted Monday that Donald Trump isn't an anti-Semite in a contentious interview with Don Lemon.

Republicans who take over the House next month are poised to provide a new level of oversight over billions of U.S. military aid to Ukraine.

The Radio 4 broadcaster, nicknamed 'Posh Ed' due to his education at Ampleforth and Trinity College, Cambridge, argued that clarity and authority should not be confused with class.

New DNA technologies have helped South Australian Police arrest a man more than 30 years after he allegedly raped a woman at knifepoint.

The recently returned Walt Disney Co. CEO Bob Iger addressed his employees on Monday for the first time since his shocking return last week.

Biden on Monday demanded Congress take action to avert a looming rail strike that could trigger major disruptions in the nation's supply chain in the height of holiday shopping season.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Princess Diana's note exonerating Martin Bashir of any wrongdoing in procuring her Panorama interview was initially kept as a memento in editor Steve Hewlett's safe.

Elon Musk's first ex-wife Justine Musk took to Twitter last week to overturn the SpaceX founder's account of the final moments of their infant son's life.

In the background of two other images from Balenciaga's Spring '23 campaign is a book featuring the artist Michael Borremans, whose work includes depictions of naked, castrated toddlers.

In September, about 11 million Optus customers had personal details stolen by a hacker and bosses have now decided to tone down the telco's Christmas party.

Lee Morgan, 45, from Ingleby Barwick, north Yorkshire, tapped and grabbed the bottoms of two Cleveland Police co-workers on a night out last December.

An Aussie tourist being sold 'world peace and happiness' by two mysterious Japanese women has told how he barely escaped their cult after they approached him at a Tokyo train station.

The Senate on Monday cleared the way for final passage of the same-sex marriage bill, voting 61-35 to end debate and add on a religious liberty amendment.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: People are beginning to wonder whether anyone is governing Britain at all. There is a creeping barrage of damaging strikes across the public sector.

Cory Lee had just returned to Atlanta from Santiago and was waiting to disembark when he learned his wheelchair wasn't ready for him.

The stockings are hung by the chimney with care at the White House, but the Bidens seem to have left out a grandchild.

Disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein, 70, will not testify at his rape trial in Los Angeles, which resumed on Monday after a week-long break with the defense expected to call six witnesses.

Cairns landlords Sharlyne and Stephen Smith have exposed the tenants who allegedly trashed their three-bedroom home and left them with a damage bill worth tens of thousands of dollars.

A dominatrix who ordered her 'willing slave' to attack a man will spend Christmas behind bars after pleading guilty to manslaughter.

The expensive and time-consuming legal threats - known as strategic lawsuits against public participation, or SLAPPs - are seen as an attack on freedom of speech.