Several missiles were hurled towards partygoers celebrating at the Royal Shalimar building on Highgate Road in Birmingham last night.

Baroness Gray was Sir Keir's chief of staff in No10 at the start of his time as prime minister but lasted just three months in the role.

The property was built in 2017 but council officers ordered it to be torn down after discovering it was secretly harbouring a three-bedroom home, instead of the horse clinic that had been agreed.

Ariana Rose, 40, was jailed for five years last month after she used a string of fraudulent schemes to scam wealthy victims to fund her lavish lifestyle.

Large numbers of politicians have proclaimed that crime has been going down for many years now.We, the public, have apparently got it all wrong and are having a moral panic.

For the past three years, Lindsay Clancy has called Tewksbury Hospital her home. Now, her weekly visitor gives an astonishing glimpse into her life.

There's an old and barely documented story about Bezos worth excavating - as it's the only one to suggest Liverpool's newest shareholder held even a passing interest in sport as a child.

The monarch is said to have only been informed on Sunday about the Sussexes' return to British soil this month.

Harry and Meghan's latest move will bring them full circle back to the country they left in 2020. So just what have the couple been up to since they parted from royal life?

Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams added the decision was evidence the Sussexes were a 'disastrous failure in the US', after relocating to California six years ago.

Six years on and a string of abandoned projects later, Harry and Meghan are returning to the UK.

Harry and Meghan's American dream has died - and with it, a nightmare for the UK is born. Sympathies.

Katie Miller, the wife of White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, commented on the news: 'They are moving back to Britain because they don't like President Trump.'

Ahead of Harry's and Meghan's one-way trip across the Atlantic, speculation has mounted as to who will pay for the Sussexes' security in Britain.

The family are understood to be moving into a non-royal residence and will not be working royals.

It is understood that while he 'welcomes' the chance to see Harry and his family in a private and personal capacity, the King is clear that there will be 'no alteration' to the Duke and Duchess's role.

A Home Office publication setting out the 'rules and expectations' of living in Britain will be handed to asylum seekers as part of an education campaign.

From the age of four, Matthew was forced into a wheelchair by his mother Lisa Hayden-Johnson and 'treated' for illnesses including cystic fibrosis, cerebral palsy, diabetes and food allergies.

British motorbike racer Sam Naughton has died during qualifying for the Manx Grand Prix, becoming the second rider killed during the fatal session this week. 

The boss of Travelodge has abruptly quit as the chain continues to overhaul its safety procedures following a sexual assault at one of its hotels.

We hadn't realised the house had been bought in both their names despite her only contributing £15,000 to the deposit versus our father's £150,000 deposit.

We all know the holidaymakers who drive us mad, from airport annoyances to questionable beach behaviour. But what if you're guilty of some of the most irritating habits...

Liz Spencer, the mum of recently elected Green MP Hannah Spencer, said of the party in its current guise: 'It's not what the Green party used to be; nice people who wore hemp shoes.

Metropolitan Police officers attended a property on Berkley Avenue in Hounslow, in the west of the capital, in the early hours of Wednesday following reports of a fire.

In the mid-1980s, Derek Hatton, the sharp-suited leader of Liverpool's Militant Tendency, rose to prominence. The Merseyside council become a symbol of Labour 's lunacy

Kemi Badenoch's party vowed to reverse the Government's 'ideological' plans to phase out diesel trucks and lorries in favour of electric vehicles if they return to power.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham to water down Labour's Net Zero dogma at a time when critics say hard-pressed consumers and businesses can ill afford to pay for it.

Nigel Farage's party was branded a 'circus' by one insider following the fallout from a row over a senior member's suspension.

Police officers responded to reports of a knifing at around 8.19am on Tuesday on Askew Road, Shepherd's Bush, where two women were found with stab wounds.

The London attraction has revealed that its historic gallery, which has remained off-limits since the height of the Second World War in 1943, will welcome visitors once again from September 16.

Pub landlady Jacqueline Wadsley, 52 - the sole beneficiary of Martin's £2.5 million estate - withdrew plans for another scheme in May that would have converted five run-down barns into ten homes.

Up to 1,000 charities have been caught up in the hack, including Breast Cancer UK, English National Ballet and the Molly Rose Foundation.

Should ministers intervene to lower energy bills further this winter?

The Conservative leader said Labour had left Wandsworth Council, which it lost to the Tories in May after running it for just one term, with a 'historic' £137million gap in its finances.

It means that an annual season ticket from Brighton to London - before travel on the London Underground is included - would rise by £219 to £5,423.

RAF Akrotiri, a centre for UK air operations in the region, was struck by an Iranian drone in March - damaging a hangar and causing a political row.

The Prime Minister promised this week to get all rough sleepers off the streets over Christmas as part of his plans to end homelessness altogether.

Leon Baptiste, 41, was thought to be missing as of yesterday after going on a trip to Morocco two months ago. It has since emerged that he has been imprisoned in the north African country.

The City of Westminster - including areas such as Mayfair (pictured), Belgravia and Marylebone - saw prices fell 25% to £854,198 in the year to June.

Experts warned vaping is a 'gateway' to smoking tobacco and 'should not be seen as a harmless part of growing up'.

A case of Mad Cow Disease, also known as Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), has been confirmed on a farm in Dumfries and Galloway.

Jennifer Ann Uglow, 80, from Whitstone near Holsworthy, Devon, suffered serious injuries after the incident on July 29. She died 11 days later in Plymouth's Derriford Hospital.

The holidaymaker got into difficulty while swimming near Marathonisi in Laganas on the island of Zakynthos - also known as Zante - on Tuesday.

The Crooked House, also known as Sir John Boys House, in Canterbury, Kent, is one of the city's most recognisable landmarks thanks to its strikingly slanted appearance.

A health watchdog has found that EMMA, an AI chatbot used by GPs to cut down on waiting times over the phone, has struggled to understand patients from Rotherham, Yorkshire.

Organisers of the weekly event in Weymouth, Dorset, have cancelled the run for the next two Saturdays after reporting an increase in incidents of runners being 'tripped or barged'.

Police received reports that a young girl had been the victim of a sex attack at a park in Macduff, Aberdeenshire, on Monday August 10.

Scientists and industry leaders said that the Government may need to impose stricter importation rules amid the current spread of Salmonella, which has killed one and left more than 200 ill.

A new personalised vaccine could halve the risk of skin cancer returning in high-risk patients, a large trial has found.

Hassan El-Khawas, 55, his partner Zeina Alayn, 37, and their teenage daughter Sara, 14, all drowned while swimming in Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, at around 3pm yesterday.

Hendrix Ekwen, 34, took nine years to admit he was to blame for the 'appalling' attack on the woman when she was drunk, unconscious and 'vulnerable', an immigration tribunal heard.

Just over 18,000 foreign offenders subject to deportation were living freely within the community after serving their sentence when Labour won the election in July 2024.

Police officers rushed to the hotel in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, on Monday evening after receiving reports of a sex attack.

Aerial pictures show the land around the Oasis singer's £4million mock Tudor-style mansion, in Highgate, north London , is still extremely green.

Ryan Lim, 30, is accused of assaulting the woman after an evening of drinking shots with the plane's captain.

A teenage girl has spent nearly two years in a Taliban prison, at times suffering torture, after she refused to marry an elderly local commander. 

The Housing Secretary was quizzed about the recent revelation that thousands of public sector staff are not required to attend the office.

An article on 27 February suggested that Detective Superintendent Steve Williams of North Wales Police investigated allegations of misconduct against his partner, and that this conflict led...

Appearing on BBC Breakfast , Labour's Lucy Powell insisted the Sussexes' return was a 'strong endorsement' of the UK's education system.

A young child was found unresponsive in a house fire on the nSW Central Coast on Thursday afternoon.

As hundreds of thousands of pupils picked up their GCSE results this morning, 22 per cent were awarded a 7 or A, up from 21.9 per cent last year.

The helicopter crash which killed a British newlywed couple on their Greek honeymoon was caused by a mechanical failure, authorities have said.

Arriving home from work, my husband greeted me in the kitchen with a warm hug, before leading me to our bedroom. There, we had sex for the second time that day... and the umpteenth time that week.

The men on board could be heard cheering as they reached the shore, while stunned sunseekers gathered up their belongings and moved away from the water's edge.

Intimate letters written by Donald Trump's young blonde personal secretary, in which she confesses to starving herself while working for him, have resurfaced.

Natalie Harp has always swallowed her pride and put her devotion to Donald Trump above all else. It's her role to keep him instantly updated with everything positive that is said or written about him.

In video obtained by the Daily Mail from Wednesday morning, Donald Trump's young blonde aide appears to lose her cool while behind the wheel.

Lady Blair, a leading barrister and the wife of former prime minister Sir Tony Blair , hit out at proposals floated by Mr Burnham.

The experienced hiker was last seen leaving her parents' home on Burragorang Road at Oakdale, south-west of Sydney, at about 8am last Wednesday.

The surrogate has called the newborn Gabriel, while the couple has referred to the baby boy as Rumi in court filings.

One accused boy has reportedly been placed on suicide watch as insiders reveal a secret TikTok revenge group allegedly plotted attacks on the homes of the Scots College Three.

Donald Trump said he was launching a major new campaign to target Iran's economy, threatening 'tremendous' punishment on any country that helps or does business with the Islamic republic. 

Labor's 'free' super advice is a sales pitch paid for by you.

Roger Duarte, 42, was a popular and highly successful seafood entrepreneur from Miami, Florida, where he lived in a $2.8million mansion with his wife and two young sons.

One trillion dollars used to be a number large enough to induce a cold sweat. In Canberra, it now barely raises a shrug.

Rogan had called the President's attention to psychedelics by texting him a message with statistics about how ibogaine could help reduce opioid addiction.

The find by police at the University of Minnesota marks the latest in a series of troubling developments over recent days.

The US Army's decision to phase out its drone-assault battalion has been met with concern by experts.

The killer of beloved teacher's aide Hannah McGuire has been acquitted of raping a teenager in the months before he murdered her.

Jacinta Allan and Daniel Andrews could be called as witnesses for the Royal Commission into Victoria's construction sector.

President Donald Trump signed his signature with a flourish on the granite at an event to show off the latest in a series of construction projects at the White House.

The US gross national debt has surged past $40 trillion for the first time, government data shows, outstripping earlier forecasts at a pace fueled in part by President Donald Trump's invalidated tariffs.

Urgent questions are being asked after Lily Hooper's family were mistakenly told she had been found alive.

Kimberlee and Amanda Murdoch were in the process of moving into their new home when it burned down in July. Now, they have been told they cannot stay in a caravan on the land.

A former US senator and a jilted ex-wife are facing off in federal court Wednesday as a judge weighs whether to let the 'homewrecker' case proceed to trial.

Heather Ammel is suing Sinema for tens of thousands of dollars, claiming the ex-senator 'maliciously' and intentionally destroyed her marriage of more than a decade.

Donald Trump is set to interview with one of his most notorious political frenemies.

Amazon Prime Air drones, pictured, can carry packages weighing up to 5 pounds and are set to primarily fly in the suburbs of cities.

Jayden Christopher Fox, 21, was arrested at a motel in Montville, Ohio on Friday, according to court records obtained by the Daily Mail.

A Victorian woman who bashed and stuffed a sock down the throat of an 85-year-old lady, dumped her body in the river, and embarked on a wild shopping spree has been sentenced.

Isaac Heeney has been identified as the focus of the police probe, sparking a massive commercial fallout for the Sydney Swans player.

Debris could also be seen strewn across the grass as troopers investigated the incident, which took place at just before 8.30pm on Wednesday.

More bombshell claims have emerged about the alleged sexual assault involving five Sydney Swans players, who have since been stood down.

We reveal the fallout behind Ben Cousins' radio rise, including claims his co-host refused to go on air after his appointment. Plus, the latest behind-the-scenes moves as Scots College faces a scandal.

A school in Sydney's west has been plunged into lockdown after a teenager was stabbed.

It's understood some of the boys attended the elite private school St Gregory's College.

Lucy Morgan, 6, died after the metal shaft of a badminton racket broke free from its handle and pierced her skull during a 2024 family vacation, the legal filings claim.

While buying a ticket to an amusement park, an Aussie tourist spotted a disclaimer directed at people with tattoos.

Justice Mark Moshinsky described the three infringements as 'flagrant'.

Carlos Ramirez, 23, was just days from graduating as a police officer in Tucson, Arizona, before he and his fiancée were shot in their home, leaving the recruit dead.

Curfews, social media bans and an exclusion zone are among the restrictions facing the Scots College Three, while one boy faces an additional condition.

The incident unfolded outside the Panthers Penrith Leagues Club, in western Sydney, at 9.45am on Thursday.

The convicted murderer was serving on death row and came close to being executed eight times, but his life was repeatedly spared.

Fiona Brown launched legal action against the Commonwealth, alleging that she was stopped from responding to false claims Brittany Higgins was not correctly supported after reporting a rape.

Prosecutors have poured cold water on Erin Patterson's bid to overturn her murder convictions.

Penny Wong has unleashed at Isreal.

Sydney Swans fans have vowed to walk out in the middle of Sunday's double header at the SCG.

Donald Trump confirmed Wednesday that he will meet with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un later this year.

Alan Jones has pleaded not guilty to 22 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching without consent against six men between 2003 and 2023.

Jacqui Lambie has broken down in Parliament during a fiery speech about the Albanese government's cap on veteran health.

Russians are pulling billions from banks in the country over growing fears that Vladimir Putin could raid deposits to pay for his war against Ukraine. 

The weather definitely took a turn for the colder with a patch of snow in Glasgow.

All but one of the Sydney Swans players stood down for bringing women back to their team hotel after a boozy night out are in committed relationships.

Three teenage boys are behind bars after allegedly sexually assaulting a girl in Sydney's south west at the weekend.

From Thursday, a range of rates, thresholds and limits across the system will see an increase due to indexation.

Live facial recognition technology could be used to help prevent football thuggery, Scotland's police watchdog has said.

Scotland's police chief asked for publication of a highly critical watchdog report into misconduct and discipline to be delayed ahead of the Holyrood election.

Weeks after the deaths, Brad Wright has returned to the family home alone. Inside, painful reminders remain everywhere as fresh details emerge about Helena's final days.

Former executives have made claims of bullying, intimidation, executive churn and multiple suicide attempts they say expose deep problems inside defence contractor Ventia.

Michigan Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed rarely mentions his birth mother on the campaign trail and there's a reason.

Kristina Dorton's mother-in-law underwent a routine knee surgery at Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital Midtown in Nashville on Friday, but when she came out, she couldn't feel the lower part of her body.

Paul Anthony Carbullido Jr, 53, was swept into the pitch-black water off Long Beach on Sunday evening.

The Cork native has quietly become one of soccer's most fashionable partners, all while keeping a lower public profile than her fiancé.

Carmen Lizet Puch, 42, was found dead in a parking lot near a trail in Great Falls Park, an 800-acre park in McLean, Virginia, early Monday morning.

As prosecutors seek capital punishment against Robinson, they have argued that the alleged assassin knew he might have missed Kirk and killed a bystander, which warrants his execution.

DSA councilmember Hugo Soto-Martinez has pushed a policy decision allowing homeless people to set up encampments at sites that were previously cleared by law enforcement.

Body camera footage shows Atlanta Police busting into the trailer and retrieving the girls before arresting Lakesha Brown, 42, who is wanted for a similar kidnapping case in Alabama.

Stacey Fazenbaker sprinted to her car in the parking lot of her medical practice with a mixture of panic and despair. Trapped inside was her 10-month-old granddaughter.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade confirmed the death and said it was offering consular assistance to the Australian national's family.

Tracey Smith, 57, vanished on July 24 after she was sighted leaving her home in Stokesley, North Yorkshire, driving a black Fiat Panda.

Larry Martin, 42 at the time of the incident, is accused of throwing scalding hot liquid on four people in New York City on March 6, 2024.

Metropolitan Police officers scrambled to Bedfont Lakes Country Park, Hounslow, last Wednesday after receiving reports that bones had been found.

The 19-year-old was convicted in June and sentenced to 35 years behind bars for murdering the 17-year-old athlete at a high school track meet in April of last year.

As AI data centers continue to boom across Ohio, Democrats are turning to an easy election target: blaming Republicans.

A Mar-a-Lago billionaire bought Ferrari's first ever electric car for over $40 million but plans to donate all the proceeds to charity. Dr. Herbert Wertheim won a bid for a Ferrari Luce on Saturday.

An engraved bullet could condemn Charlie Kirk's alleged killer, Tyler Robinson, to death as prosecutors allege it showed the crime was politically motivated.

A weepy and wounded 14-week-old kitten was given a second chance after the tiny animal was heroically rescued on a busy freeway by the San Francisco Animal Care and Control.

We Heart Seattle, which is run by Andrea Suarez, sends out volunteer groups to pick up used needles, fentanyl foils, and other drug paraphernalia to keep parks and public spaces safe.

The former top aide for Dr Anthony Fauci has pled guilty to a charge related to covering up his professional correspondence to avoid scrutiny about the origins of COVID-19.

Taxpayers are to foot a multi-million pound bill to bring one of Scotland's busiest hospitals up to scratch when it transfers to public ownership.

Briella Holmes passed away on July 27, four days after the incident at her babysitter's house in Meadows of Boynton Beach, Florida.

CNN was hit with a defamation lawsuit on Monday over an alleged 'false' report published in June that claimed Azerbaijan had allowed Israel to launch attacks on Iran from its territory.

Claire Coutinho, the shadow energy secretary, hit out at the Prime Minister amid claims he has pushed a decision on the Rosebank and Jackdaw projects into the autumn.

A small town in Quebec has become the first public entity in North America to sign onto the Universal Declaration of Tree Rights, which argues that a tree is 'a sentient living being.'

Scotland's food and drink industry has issued a warning about the damaging 'unintended consequences' of John Swinney's supermarket price cap plan.

A senior Scottish peer will pile more pressure on the SNP over the Peter Murrell scandal as he prepares for talks on a Lords inquiry.

Taxypayers have been landed with a bill of nearly £100,000 for John Swinney and another SNP minister to attend the World Cup to cheer on Scotland.

Such has been the excitement of late over mooted restoration of wolf and lynx to the Highlands - or immediate fretting about rumbunctious wild boar - that we too readily forget the 'Highland Tiger'

A survey by the Information Commissioner's Office found that 36 per cent of youngsters interact with people they only know online - or not at all.

Gustavo Gordillo has frequently railed against the rich... while neglecting to mention his own very privileged existence.