LIVE UPDATES: Follow the latest developments and fallout from the US-Israel war with Iran as the conflict enters a new week.

Many of us might reach for the hair dye the moment those first grey hairs appear. But a new study suggests we may be covering up one of the body's most ingenious defences against cancer.

Donald Trump had earlier insisted war in the Middle East was 'pretty much' over and claimed the operation launched 10 days ago was 'very far' ahead of schedule.

Nadiya Hussain has launched another blistering attack on the BBC after previously claiming she'd been axed due to racism in the 'broken' TV industry.  

Am alarming viral TikTok trend has seen teenagers boasting about shooting birds with catapults across the UK.

The Government has announced the creation of an official definition of 'anti-Muslim hostility' and the country's first tsar to tackle it in a £4million drive.

Three women complained about 'sexual' comments by a Metropolitan Police worker, and he was sacked - but he is now due compensation because the force ignored his ADHD disability

Maisie Almond was a 'fit and healthy' 14-year-old with no underlying health conditions. However she died just days after complaining of 'tummy ache'.

As the UK struggled to mobilise even a single warship, the French president put on a display of diplomatic power.

The island has garnered a considerable amount of interest from locals and those living further after being described as a 'quirky' opportunity.

Friends of Nadiya Bychkova blamed her shock axing on 'ageism', but insiders at the BBC have pinpointed the exact reasons behind the decision to let her go.

As oil prices soared close to $120 a barrel yesterday - before later slipping back below $90 - fears grew that beleaguered British households will pay a hefty price for the US President's campaign.

New red tape agreed by Brussels bureaucrats would ban vegetarian product labels from using 'meaty' terms like 'chicken', 'bacon' or 'beef' to describe their flavour.

The home video was just a few ­seconds long; a girl in her bedroom. No name, no location, just a few words in ­English, but not enough to determine the child's nationality. Nothing identifying at all.

Five members of the Iranian women's soccer team have been granted asylum in Australia following a late night operation by Australian Federal Police to smuggle them out of their hotel.

Mojtaba Khamenei was elected as Iran's new Supreme Leader on Sunday following the killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in a missile strike on the first day of the war.

Lee Cox scooped the event's most prestigious award in Birmingham on Sunday thanks to his four-year-old Clumber spaniel Bruin.

Barely a week ago, in her underwhelming Spring Statement, Rachel Reeves took to the despatch box and claimed that Labour was doing a marvellous job.

The jury of seven women and six men have returned their verdict following five weeks of evidence in the trial of Tal, 39, and twin brothers Oren and Alon, 38.

Rachel Reeves said she was ready to protect 1.5million households relying on heating oil, who are primarily in rural, off-grid areas and are not covered by the Government's price cap.

The broadcaster, 53, has long vented his frustrations about the concerning rise of AI-generated images which he claims have left him 'feeling sick' in the past.

The Royal Automobile Club (RAC) said the number of damage reports it received this February was three-and-a-half times more than in the same month last year

For half of the UK's ten million dog owners have written their beloved pooch into their will - with an estimated £6.5billion left in last testaments to them.

President Donald Trump said the US may pursue a 'friendly takeover' of Cuba, warning the island's leadership would 'make a deal' or face American action.

Phone calls between parents and children are a normal daily ritual in many homes. Yet the three-beep dial is something entirely different to Joe Bennett.

In an interview with Vanity Fair published last week, Sir Paul McCartney explained how Yoko, now 93, had once shared her theory with him.

The Coronation Street legend lived in the property in Heywood, Greater Manchester, before listing it for sale in 2024.

Our popular columnist is intrigued as to why the Vatican is hosting religious leaders from all denominations from around the world.

Pop star Frankie Bridge, 37, has suffered with crippling ­depression and anxiety for ­decades. Now, she is ­proclaiming the 'life-changing' benefits of therapy using ketamine.

The First Minister said he was 'sympathetic' to calls for new licensing and safety regulations after a vape store was confirmed of the source of Sunday's blaze.

They have faced the horrors of drone attacks and missiles fired from Iran, but British ex-patriots in the United Arab Emirates have failed to attract the sympathy of Michael McIntyre.

The irony will be lost on no one that 50 years after the Islamic Revolution deposed Iran's hereditary shah, Ali Khamenei - killed in an airstrike on Day One - has been succeeded by his own son

The Type 45 Destroyer will head to the eastern Mediterranean to provide extra protection as Tehran continues to lash out in response to US and Israeli strikes.

The actress, 24, branded it a very 'confusing time' after growing up proud of her Colombian heritage before vile tolls claimed her skin colour was not the right colour to play the fictional fairytale princess.

Rita Ora has embarked on a health and fitness journey since turning 30, in a bid to future-proof her body and mind as she ages.

The former Sinn Fein president is being sued by three victims of IRA bombings on the British mainland who allege that Mr Adams was one of the key orchestrators of the terror attacks.

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp told MPs the hand-outs - unveiled last week - amounted to 'more than most working people earn in a year'.

Keir Starmer will hold a rare 'political' meeting of the Cabinet on Tuesday to discuss the fallout from the disastrous Gorton and Denton by-election - and what it means for local elections in May.

The house where the disgraced TV presenter carried out his heinous crimes went on the market almost a year ago for £4million.

They include Jacqueline Wilson, Kate Mosse, Cecelia Ahern, Sir Kazuo Ishiguro, Sebastian Faulks and Kate Mosse.

It comes despite Robert Jenrick facing outrage last year for claiming that parts of Birmingham were segregated.

The Daily Mail can reveal the unprepossessing plot is the final resting place of Hollywood great Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa.

By bus, taxi and even private jet, worried Brits are still joining the exodus from Dubai and other Middle Eastern hotspots as the relentless Iranian drone and missile strikes show no sign of abating.

Prince Harry, Baroness Lawrence and Sir Elton John are among those bringing legal action against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL). The publisher strongly denies the claims.

Newly released footage appears to show a U.S. Tomahawk missile striking a compound in southern Iran. The White House reacts.

You learn more about the state of the nation from downpage stories in the newspapers than you ever do from TV news bulletins and grandstanding political press conferences inside the Bubble.

A resurfaced CIA document reveals that US intelligence once examined research hinting at a potential cancer treatment more than six decades ago.

Ellie Flanagan was found dead in the Corban Avenue area of Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, on Saturday night by police officers carrying out inquiries relating to a car crash.

A staggering 242 Special Forces troops - including more than 120 serving soldiers - are being persecuted in £1 million a-month legal probes.

Seven Frenchmen and one Swiss man recorded their vile attack and shared pictures and videos of it on social media. Their sentence is down by more than half of the 151 years they initially faced.

Six days earlier Rachel Reeves had assured the Commons, in her Spring statement, that she was turning Britain into El Dorado.

Something is rotten in the state of Jalisco. Many analysts and journalists are now asking if El Mencho was really taken out by Mexican authorities at all.

Ibrahim Kayumi, 19, and Emir Balat, 18, have been charged with attempting to provide material support to ISIS, use of a weapon of mass destruction, and other charges.

Richard James, 45, was away in South America on a business trip when his wife Monika Rubacha, 44, and their children Josh James, 14, and Emma James, 11, were found dead.

The encrypted communications, believed to have come from inside Iran, was sent as an 'operational trigger' for 'sleeper assets,' according to a new report.

Colon cancer is the third most common cancer globally, behind 1.9 million cases, and the second biggest cause of cancer-linked death, linked to 900,000 fatalities.

Bride-to-be Diane Sindall, 21, was sexually assaulted and fatally beaten on August 2, 1986. Peter Sullivan, 68, spent 38 years in prison but was freed last year after advances in DNA.

Fixing your energy deal now could shield households against higher costs in future. Here's how switching your energy tariff works and what to consider.

President Donald Trump's sons are combating allegations of corruption after investing in a drone company competing for Pentagon funding.

It seems the career of the twice-bankrupt former soap star has taken a rather unexpected turn.

During the 90-minute film, Louis examined how prominent male content creators within the Manosphere are helping form young men's ideas about masculinity.

Police in Los Angeles identified the woman as Ivanna Ortiz, 35. She is being held on a $10.2 million bail.

Nicky Kelvin, The Points Guy's travel and points expert, alongside colleagues Medha Imam and Liam Spencer, flew on the heavily-criticised carrier's new plane.

Researchers found that older adults who took the supplements every day for two years aged more slowly at a cellular level.

Blue Stevens, 24, was knifed in front of his girlfriend outside the five star Park Tower Hotel and Casino, near Harvey Nichols in Knightsbridge on July 9 last year.

Bristol Crown Court heard Fiona Anderson, 33, got into bed with her alleged victim after the pair had been drinking together and performed non-consensual oral sex on her.

People taking a common blood pressure medicine are being asked to check their supply because there's a chance the wrong pills might be in the box.

A keen runner who thought he had trapped a nerve during a race has revealed it was actually an early warning sign of motor neurone disease, at just 24-years-old.

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Emmanuel Macron swiped at the UK's difficulties defending the crucial RAF Akrotiri base from Iranian reprisals as he visited the island yesterday.

Nationals leader David Littleproud fought back tears as he announced he will be resigning.

Donald Trump told reporters on Monday that JD Vance - a veteran of the US war in Iraq - has a different 'philosophy' than the President when it comes to the Iran war.

Iran has warned that it will not allow 'one litre of oil' ​to be shipped from the Middle East if US and Israeli attacks continue after it unleashed a deadly airstrike on Bahrain. 

A few weeks ago, a judge ruled in a landmark case that severe female hair loss can be classified as a 'disability', meaning that specialised wigs or hair systems can now be VAT-exempt.

Marietta Allison, a 61-year-old Austin travel company co-founder, was fatally shot in Houston while trying to park after helping a friend undergoing cancer treatment.

A major police operation is in progress at Campbelltown TAFE campus in Sydney's outer southwest.

David Littleproud's resignation speech at Parliament House in Canberra talked about his achievements - the most notable were that he nearly blew up the Coalition twice.

Glasgow Central station was out of service again today after the ferocious blaze tore through the neighbouring building on Sunday leaving nothing but its façade standing.

A small trade publication considered the bible of the New York real estate industry is the force behind the downfall of luxury brokers Alon, Oren and Tal Alexander.

President Donald Trump declared Monday that the Iran war will charge ahead and that the US has ordered 25 new B2 bombers and already struck 5,000 targets.

Gus Lamont disappeared from his grandparents' remote property near Yunta on September 27 while playing on a mound of dirt.

Lamin Kongira, 42, was walking along Union Street on Sunday afternoon when he saw smoke coming from the vape shop and a person running out of the door.

More than 1,000 businesses have brought a class action against the Victorian government.

The FAA issued a ground stop for all JetBlue flights early on Tuesday morning. The ​ground stop was issued ⁠at the request of the ​airline, the FAA notice said, without ​adding further details.

Nationals firebrand Matt Canavan has revealed a major decision about his political future, triggered by David Littleproud's resignation as leader of the party.

A petrol station west of Melbourne has run dry for the second time in a week after government ministers repeatedly downplayed concerns over fuel supplies.

A Gold Coast man who allegedly stabbed his son to death just weeks after he moved back into the family home has been identified.

Ten years after his son was stabbed to death on a sunlit promenade in Israel, Stuart Force is still in the fight - only now it's in a courtroom.

The search for Julian Ingram, who allegedly shot dead three people, including his heavily pregnant ex, continues.

The Alexander brothers - twins Oren and Alon, 38, and Tal, 39 - were found guilty on all counts after prosecutors accused them on running a decades-long sex trafficking conspiracy.

Intense video taken by a passenger on a diverted Southwest Airlines flight captured terrified passengers raising their hands as armed officers stormed the plane.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani hosted Columbia activist Mahmoud Khalil, who was previously arrested by ICE, for a Ramadan dinner at Gracie Mansion with his family.

The distraught family of a young Aussie mum involved in a horror collision in Bali have urged their 'angel' to 'keep fighting'.

The wealthy property tycoon who mowed down pub goers during a diabetic seizure had enjoyed champagne and beers before the tragedy. 

Madeleine Ross, sister of streamer Adin Ross, died in Florida in January, and her family has sued the Broward County Medical Examiner's Office to block release of details about her death.

The Australian sharemarket has rebounded sharply after comments from Donald Trump sent global oil prices tumbling.

Aussies have slammed a 'money-grabbing' plan to charge tourists to park at a number of popular beaches in Sydney's eastern suburbs.

There are mounting calls for Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan to resign over the latest alleged stabbing to rock Melbourne.

Several stores have been cleared of one type of product.

Kate dazzled in in a navy Catherine Walker dress coat and five-strand pearl necklace that belonged to her husband's late grandmother Queen Elizabeth II.

Matthew Leppitsch, 27, was found guilty of three charges of sexual penetration of a child under 16.

A series of Uber Eats mistakes has this popular restaurant worrying its reputation has been trashed.

Donald Trump blamed the Democrats for shutting down investigations into potential Iranian sleeper cells that he says the regime has 'been trying' to operate for a long time.

Residents in Gualala, California, are forced to travel over 60 miles to get their medications after the town's last drugstore shut its doors, turning the area into a 'pharmacy desert.'

Australians should brace for an ' inflation shock' as conflict in the Middle East inflicts more chaos on the Australian share market.

It's a tragedy that has left an exclusive Florida gated community stunned and investigators searching for answers. A young mother and her two children were found dead inside their mansion...

Chris Bowen has moved to assure Australians that the nation has enough fuel, as the Coalition calls for more to be done against future shocks.

The damage to our super from the war in Iran hinges on how long hostilities last.

A five-year-old boy was severely injured after he was allegedly beaten up by a 12-year-old boy during a Cub Scout meeting in Toledo, Ohio on December 4, while a pack leader vaped outside.

A NAB employee's suicide has drawn attention to the bank's alleged toxic workplace, with a whistleblower speaking out about the culture.

Iran has faced continuous bombardments from the US and Israel since the war broke out, with explosions leaving behind a 'river of fire' across its capital Tehran.

Iran has retaliated against the US for the killing of the previous supreme leader with strikes against US bases and Gulf nations.

Convicted on all counts, now the Alexander brothers will 'get to hang out' with an altogether less glamorous crowd in federal prison for horrendous offenses.

The President of France will deploy eight frigates, two amphibious helicopter carriers and the country's flagship Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier to the Middle East.

Alcohol should still be brought back to Scottish football matches despite the trouble at the Old Firm match but police should get a veto for high-risk matches, according to the leader of the Scottish Conservatives.

An Aussie has received the shock of her life after a random breath test revealed her licence was suspended.

Sending a surveillance jet with airborne command capabilities, as well as 85 ADF personnel, to the United Arab Emirates is hardly the action of a PM looking to stay out of the fray.

Millions of Aussies could soon see prices soar when it comes to one particular bill.

Jason Hughes, the Georgia math teacher who died on Thursday after being hit by a car during a prank, was happy to see the students outside his home and 'would hate' that charges were brought on.

Reginald Arthurell, who now goes by Regina after transitioning in 2020, reportedly moved in with the children, aged 12 and 14, a year after a supervision order expired.

Dr Kristin Roman's thoughts on the autopsy came to light after Epstein's brother hired Dr Michael Baden, who claimed the death needs to be reinvestigated as a homicide.

Jada West succumbed to a brain injury hours after she was involved in a street brawl on Thursday in Villa Rica, just outside of Atlanta, Georgia.

Brave Pennsylvania firefighters rescued 26 frightened Chihuahuas from a disastrous house fire on Thursday.

The Prime Minister confirmed the news on Tuesday.

Donald Trump suggested his war with Iran could soon come to an end just hours after completing a mysterious phone call with Vladimir Putin.

Grace Tame's 'unforgivable' act is understood to have caused the rift between her and Brittany Higgins, sparking a years-long rift.

Jennifer Siebel Newsom's high salary from her nonprofit has sparked criticism from charity watchdogs - with a Daily Mail analysis showing she earns more than 95% of charities of a similar size.

Last Sunday was International Women's Day, exactly two years since the Government tried to remove the words 'mother' and 'woman' from the Constitution

MAJOR projects, such as the proposed LNG terminal and new motorways, are at risk after a Supreme Court ruling about climate change laws, Cabinet ministers fear.

John Swinney is a pound-shop elder statesman who thinks he's strutting on the stage of international affairs.

Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs of Arizona has vetoed a bill that would have posthumously honored deceased Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.

The suspected road rage incident reportedly took place in Ilford, east London , on Saturday night, causing traffic to come to a standstill as the pair traded blows.

The lawsuit claims that Paramount's president leaked insider information, backed out of an agreement and shared his disdain for the CEO of Warner Brothers Discovery.

Donald Trump's razor-thin House majority has been slashed after a California Republican quit the party and registered as an independent.

Lonan O'Herlihy, known as 'Posh PT', sued the widow of millionaire property tycoon Hugh Taylor after receiving nothing from his vast estate.

Kevin Lilly, 47, had been warned about his behavior around pupils at Southend High School for Boys, in Essex, for the best part of 16 years when he was finally dismissed in October 2023.

Tal, 39, and his twin brothers Oren and Alon, 38, are waiting to hear if they will be convicted on any of the ten charges, which could see them imprisoned for life.

The first 'special representative on anti-Muslim hostility' will be appointed to 'strengthen understanding, reporting and response', the Government said.

Rachel Reeves has warned that the conflict with Iran is 'likely to put upward pressure on inflation'.

The White House is concerned that the IDF's focus on targeting civilian infrastructure could rally the Iranian population around the Islamic regime and drive up global oil prices.

Silas Anderson, 12, was one of eight killed as deadly tornadoes swept across the country, flattening towns in Michigan and Oklahoma.

As a long-term wheelchair user, I've heard it all. The discrimination. The implicit bias. The lack of accessibility. The whispered presumptions that I am not capable.

Latetia 'Teesh' Bobo, 33, was partying on Saturday morning when a gunfight broke out in downtown Oakland, killing her and striking six others in a senseless attack.

Channel Jasmine Yonko, 31, was convicted last week of the capital murder of her daughter Hannah following the disturbing incident in October of 2024.

The military intelligence officer fled to the UK after allegedly playing a leading role in a violent crackdown on protesters in Syria, now he has been charged with war crimes of murder and torture.

Would-be travelers had to slog it out for hours in Atlanta, Charlotte, New Orleans and Houston over the weekend as staffing shortage hit security checkpoints.

One of the Pentagon's most secretive groups of experts has revealed renderings of its latest military plane meant for unique, critical special operations missions.

Cambridge-educated Bethan Cook committed forgery when she became the subject of a misconduct investigation, a tribunal heard.

Ron Burkle, worth $3.9 billion, sued his former trainee Darius Anderson last month, alleging a 'decades-long campaign of self-dealing' in the lobbying firm they co-founded.

Donald Trump fired the member of a government transportation safety board leading the investigation into the DC plane and helicopter collision for drinking on the job.