Police are investigating a report of animal cruelty at Ward End Park in the suburbs of Birmingham on October 19 after a video of the distressed bird circulated online.

For millions of ordinary fans, hit US crime drama Dexter has been the perfect binge-watch at the end of a long day.

This week, it was confirmed that our national debt has now surpassed the dismal milestone of £3trillion. Such an enormous number is hard to comprehend, so let me put it in context.

The MPs with seats in the North are calling on the Chancellor to replace council tax and stamp duty with a so-called Proportional Property Tax to bring down bills in Labour-backing areas.

One thing about Wednesday night's backdoor Downing Street summit between union bosses and the Chancellor hadn't changed since the sixties: the barons were apparently in charge.

A British woman has reportedly drowned in the Bahamas while trying to save her two children who were swept out to sea.

Hamas said it would be prepared to unleash violence against targets in Israel, Judea, Samaria and abroad whenever the opportunity arises, according to the chilling message.

Agent Knight Frank says sellers are having to accept big discounts amid higher mortgage rates and a glut of homes on the market.

The MP for Great Yarmouth in Norfolk lives in Gloucestershire and is trying to transform a barn he owns on his estate into a home with a separate annexe building as well as a garage.

One in four motorists affected by headlight glare plan on reducing or even giving up driving when the clocks go back this weekend.

The 56-year-old product development manager for M&S Food has become an unlikely hit on TikTok and Instagram after setting up accounts earlier this year.

William walked out on stage to joyful cheers and gasps as host Graham was chatting to celebrity guests Cate Blanchett, Robert Irwin and Hannah Waddingham.

The Government is urging households to stockpile bottled water, tinned food, cash and loo roll in a campaign to be prepared for a potential major crisis caused by extreme weather or cyber attack.

Thomas Markle Sr is being investigated over a hoard of child abuse images that are said to have been found at his Philippines home.

A damning cross-party report shows just 6 per cent of the millions of eligible patients will get access to the injections as part of the NHS' three year roll-out, which began in 2024.

Almost half of landlords put up their tenants' rent last year, research shows - and the majority of those who did earned £100,000 or more per year.

Ilhan Omar's real name has allegedly been revealed in a new Justice Department filing.

President Donald Trump escalated his attacks on Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar at his Iowa rally Thursday night, alleging she was sworn into Congress using a 'fake name.'

The 60-year-old actress smiled as she made her way to the building in a dark gray plaid pantsuit with a white button-down shirt and brown shoes.

Six months ago, Nicky Oakley was buzzing with excitement to move into her 'for ever home'. But the move exposed a nightmare scenario.

Just before bed one night, when I was eight, my mum told me she had a new boyfriend. She seemed lighter than usual, excited even. But then she told me that Graham was married.

You learn more about the state of American politics from Bobby's than you ever do from watching the biased American TV networks - or the BBC.

Miatta Fahnbulleh apologised for saying she would 'never lie' in a reference to an interview in which she refused 16 times to support Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's proposals.

Anyone unfamiliar with John Healey could easily be taken in by his weasel words about the Budget

A Texas wedding venue refused to refund a grieving bride-to-be nearly $16,000 after her fiancé died suddenly months before their wedding.

A Sydney scientist is leading a world-first cancer vaccine trial that has dramatically reduced the risk of melanoma returning or patients dying from the disease.

Clifford Foster (pictured), 61,on Thursday charged with murder after a woman was fatally attacked at work in Bridgend, South Wales, on Monday.

Ofgem said gas supply resilience has been reduced by falling North Sea reserves and a reduction in imports.

John Healey helped bring down Keir Starmer when he quit in June, accusing the Treasury of being unwilling to find the money needed to keep the UK safe.

A dip in levels of recorded shoplifting was offset by a jump in business robberies, thought to reflect increasingly violent retail thefts in 'Wild West Britain'.

Thomson Heath Jenkins fronted the super-claim against the Daily Mail, led by Prince Harry, which was comprehensively rejected in a disastrous High Court ruling. Now the law firm is facing insolvency.

Aisha Zaman, of Collison Street, Hyson Green, has been charged with possession of a prohibited firearm and possession of that firearm with intent.

A woman who went viral for bravely stood up to the Paris rioters, screaming at them to stop looting a supermarket at the height of the mayhem, has been identified as a 24-year-old actress by French media. 

David Henty is an art forger. By his own account, the very best art forger in the world, and extremely proud of his work.

The hop-on-hop-off service was travelling near the London landmark on Thursday afternoon when it collided with the stand.

Simon Roberts said the Chancellor must use next Wednesday's Budget to ease pressure rather than 'adding further taxes' to an industry that's already very heavily taxed.

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Scientists from Imperial College London predict that over 50,000 people died in urban areas across 30 countries, including the UK, as a result of extreme heat.

The controversial content creator, whose full name is Iida-Sofia Heimonen, was left fighting for her life after the incident which was broadcast to her followers.

Britain's energy policy is often ascribed to 'Red' Ed Miliband and his amanuensis Miatta Fahnbulleh, who has succeeded him as Energy Secretary. But they did not do it alone.

Craig Hill had to be brought to the hospital after finding himself inside a garbage truck as incredible new photos show the bad bruises he suffered from the incident.

Tom Skerritt, best known for his role in the original 1979 Alien film, has died.

The activist Tommy Robinson has told jurors at his trial that after the Mail published a story about him, he tracked down the journalists to their homes using private investigators.

The schoolboy is said to have crashed when approaching a bend while taking part in a training session, causing him to smash through a fence at high-speed.

Stephen Sexton, 39, also broke Joanna Derkacz's phone and laptop because he was 'jealous' and didn't like her going out, jurors were told.

A Labour councillor accused the two watchmen in Colchester, Essex, of 'overstepping the mark' when they detained the two girls.

Rupert Smith is one of only approximately 50 children in Britain with Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood (AHC) - a neurological condition often described as a 'time bomb' due to its unpredictable nature.

Craig Newton launched a 'devious' campaign of harassment against Danielle Dowles and Alex LeGrand between June, 2023 and November, 2025, Snaresbrook Crown Court heard.

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Studies show that nearly one in five MS patients are later told they don't actually have the condition - in some cases, after receiving treatment for MS for more than a decade.

CCTV footage shows the brazen crooks distracting elderly victims by dropping banknotes on the floor before secretly swapping their bank cards for fake ones.

A federal judge on Thursday ordered President Donald Trump to sit for a deposition in his defamation lawsuit against the BBC by December 11.

Almost a dozen caravans and cars were spotted rolling into Beaufort Park in east Birmingham on Wednesday afternoon.

A furious Sir Lindsay Hoyle accused ministers of announcing plans to greenlight drilling in the North Sea to the media before presenting a statement to Parliament.

Eleanor Barnfield, 47, was severely injured after being attacked at work when she got into her car in Bridgend on Monday morning, and tried to drive to a nearby hospital.

Official figures showed an eight per cent jump in recorded crime in the year to June, hitting 7,084,375 incidents in England and Wales.

The Turkish mafia boss, known to gangland associates as 'Beyto', cheated death three times during his ascent to becoming a feared and ruthless 'Mr Big' in London's underworld.

The Tory leader admitted her predecessor had been wrong to cut officer numbers during the austerity years.

A critical weakness has gone unnoticed in the very foundations of the internet for decades, but now AI has triggered a global cybersecurity alert by bringing it to light.

Back in March, Huw Edwards made a jaw-dropping decision - described to me by at least one person who used to work with him as a 'terrible, terrible' idea...

Brand will appear at Southwark Crown Court for the next six to eight weeks where the jury will hear from the prosecution and defence.

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Elon Musk's Tesla has scrapped plans to bring its Cybertruck to Australia.

Shopkeepers and terrified civilians are arming themselves in Paris ahead of fresh protests scheduled for this weekend. 

Darren Jones, a key Keir Starmer ally, urged John Healey to 'meet the moment' by easing the pressure on households from spiralling bills.

Storm Austen smashed into Britain today with 80mph gusts and heavy rain as schools closed and thousands of homes lost power while trains and flights were cancelled.

Presenters Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty fronted this morning's programme but appeared not to be wearing the red flower synonymous with the Royal British Legion's annual appeal.

Linda Williams said the 'worst thing' was when lawyers acting for the Met commissioner challenged the severity of her PTSD, suggesting it could not be severe because she had only been raped once.

Michaelle Alejandra Rubio Leiva, 36, was exploring the breathtaking Dolomites with her family when she fell from an exposed mountainside in northern Italy.

Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey said Commonwealth countries want the monarch to issue an apology for the transatlantic slave trade and him doing so 'wouldn't hurt'.

Official figures showed retail sales volumes down 0.4 per cent in September, worse than the 0.1 per cent analysts had expected.

Young Greens, an official Green Party group, shared a post on social media this week rallying support for an 'International Youth Day of Action' on 20 November inspired by demonstrations in Europe.

Amanda Camm, Queensland's minister for domestic and family violence and child safety, has faced months of scrutiny over her performance.

Britain will be battered by two named storms in just 24 hours as the country faces damaging winds and travel disruption from Storm Austen followed by Storm Boelo.

Beau Lamarre-Condon was casually chatting with his childhood friend about Taylor Swift, dinner plans and a European getaway in between allegedly murdering two people and hiding their bodies.

The boy, then aged 14, was allegedly sexually assaulted by the 68-year-old at a reserve in Echo Point by the Roseville Bridge, on Sydney's North Shore, between November and December 2023.

The fire sparked October 17 on the automatic grenade launcher range of Canadian Forces Base Wainwright 'during routine military training activities,' Brigadier-General Vanessa Hanrahan said.

Erika's husband Charlie Kirk, 31, was allegedly shot by then-22-year-old Utah resident Tyler Robinson at a speaking engagement at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025.

The Starshield military communications system is 'back' on in Ukraine, Donald Trump revealed on Thursday.

Paul Flack, 55, pictured with his TV presenter sister Caroline, had a history of depression. He was also said to have been affected by getting less work as a graphic designer.

Many voters in one of the deepest of red states are fuming. Truck drivers say diesel is 'freaking ridiculously high' and the Iran war is to blame, while the President's cozying up to Putin is 'disgusting.'

Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano, 27, was found by Prince William County police 'actively damaging' the Iwo Jima statue in Quantico, Virginia. 

The PM has faced questions over the file after his office circulated material to journalists shortly after Haines criticised a $6million grant awarded to Marrickville Golf Club.

The GOP hopeful is embroiled in a bitter family feud, with his elderly parents joining a growing list of creditors pursuing him over unpaid debts

Federal Communications Minister Anika Wells has shut her office after a security incident.

John F Kennedy liked young women who were lithe and unworldly, their sexuality ready for him to awaken.

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Disgraced Australian sports and entertainment manager Ralph Carr has finally made the legal move a close friend said he was certain to make but he'll almost certainly spend Christmas behind bars.

A landmark discrimination ruling has major implications for Australian employers, with an expert warning transgender women cannot be excluded from female-only recruitment drives

Dr Joanna Howe claimed her academic career is 'on the brink' and that she is suing her employer.

The vehicle hit the elderly pedestrian at 70 mph while the 26-year-old driver claimed the car was in Full Self-Driving mode.

Andrew Tate, 39, is reportedly 'very sick' inside a notorious Miami federal prison, with his lawyer claiming repeated requests for medical treatment have been ignored.

President Donald Trump once again teased that he wanted to run for a third term, telling his Iowa rally crowd Thursday night that he 'has the right' to do it.

The Education Secretary, Lucy Powell, has received recommendations from an independent body advising ministers how to make the full-time teaching requirements of 195 days per year more lenient.

Photos and footage shared on social media showed plumes of thick smoke billowing from the shopping centre.

The Daily Mail first broke the news in March that the Department of Homeland Security had launched the 'wide-ranging' criminal investigation.

For more than four decades, the murder of little Debbie Smith has remained a haunting reminder of the crimes that devastated communities across northeast Ohio during the early 1980s.

Locked doors. A bizarre explanation. As police extradite alleged 'debt collectors' linked to the extortion case, questions are swirling around Pete Haselhurst's abruptly shuttered CHANGE gym.

Anthony Heraghty's legal fight with ASIC begins next week, while Super Retail shareholders prepare to confront the board with a series of uncomfortable questions.

A 22-month-old toddler and his two grandparents have been identified after all three were found shot dead inside an Ohio home on Wednesday.

The horse-drawn carriages that have cruised through Central Park for more than 150 years will soon be banished from the Big Apple, ending an iconic tradition beloved by tourists.

Being misleading seems to be the order of the day for our Prime Minister.

Donald Trump doubled down on defending a brutal ad run by Ohio gubernatorial hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign that starred Democratic rival Amy Acton's estranged mother.

Victoria Police are investigating a potential rift between Brendan Nugent and his family.

MPs with seats in the North are calling on Chancellor John Healey to replace council tax and stamp duty with a proportional property tax to bring down bills in Labour-supporting areas.

A social media video from the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre made the 'demeaning' suggestion, but has since been deleted after a storm of criticism.

This November will mark a full year since my son Billy and his sweet wife Jenny were killed in a devastating car crash.

The cubs were pictured curiously roaming around their enclosure, playfully jumping on the grass and standing on top of loose tree branches.

Kurt Cobain's death in 1994 sent shockwaves through the music world. Now, officials are assessing claims that officers failed to examine findings challenging the suicide ruling.

Keepers regularly use food puzzles, scent trails and other activities to encourage the animals to use their natural instincts.

The British Medical Association (BMA) said it is 'deeply concerned' by the new NHS rules that say hospitals must stop letting transgender women on to female wards.

Alisha Samuels was found with stab wounds on Dorking Avenue in Manchester at around 2am on October 15, where she was pronounced dead.

The Nutting family, who live in San Leandro in the Bay Area, are well known in their neighborhood for their Halloween display, which they have been putting up every October for the past 20 years.

Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid and Sky News journalists Beth Rigby and Mark Austin were among those attending Dermot Murnaghan's memorial service.

Jobless Nathan Owens, 34, is set to be jailed for life after a jury took just over three hours to convict him of murdering Carla Georgescu, 19, at her campus flat in Preston, Lancashire on February 4.

Thi Ha and her husband Minh Nguyen were preparing to open Wallsend Bakery shortly after 5am when two men stormed into their store.

Over the years, the most illustrious political dynasty in American history has certainly been struck by the most astonishing ill fortune.

An Aldi manager has exposed why many Aussies are growing frustrated with the supermarket chain.

The picture was taken at dawn, looking up to the tower of St Michael's Church perched upon the ancient Somerset mound.

The bodies of a woman and child have been found outside a 30-storey high-rise apartment tower.

The letter warned that, in a borderless digital ecosystem, policies undermining copyright protections could 'reverberate worldwide'.

The mayor spoke on a livestream about the grave loss and said she was teary when she heard the news that morning.

RTÉ has finally submitted a revised business plan for its controversial redundancy scheme to the Government - five months after it was asked to do so, the Mail has learned.

Aspen Azalea was one of many concerned locals who attended the Utah County Commission meeting on Tuesday evening in Provo when things quickly turned ugly.

Blanche's remarks come as the Trump administration has moved to crack down on illegal noncitizen voting in the US, despite evidence that such incidents are incredibly rare.

Texas is 'the proud home' of former President George W Bush and with polls showing Ken Paxton's race as too close to call, the Bushes are putting their money where their mouths are.

Former White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is keeping it blunt when describing her successor, Katie Zacharia's brief stint in the job.

Billy Adams III, who killed his pregnant girlfriend said he wants to be sentenced to death and doesn't want his lawyers to bother with mitigation in a handwritten letter to the court that was submitted last week. 

The socialist mayoral candidate said Los Angeles 'used to be the gold standard in terms of non-cooperation with immigration enforcement' with the controversial police chief in charge.

'Looksmaxxing' influencer Clavicular brought a barking dog on a leash to court in Cape Cod, Massachusetts on Thursday - ahead of his hearing on a rape charge.

Kaien J-Spencer has accused Stanford Head Coach, Thom Glielmi, of calling him 'annoying' and claiming he was a 'waste of medical and athlete-dining resources,' a lawsuit filed in California said.

A miniature horse was viciously attacked and almost ravaged to death by two pit bulls in the middle of the night in rural New Hampshire.

A controversial One Nation cartoon depicting Australian politicians being deliberately mowed down by a vehicle has resurfaced.

Ebro Ahmed saw that the driver was having a medical emergency, so he sprinted to the moving bus, jumped in and pulled the parking brake.

Missed texts. Triple Zero calls. Suicide threats. A frantic police hunt. Court documents reveal the dramatic events that ended with Friend being restrained by five officers.

Pete Hegseth's aides punched a hole in a globe used by General Dwight D. Eisenhower during World War II after trying to lug the relic into the defense secretary's office.

Oil prices spiked on Thursday after a bombshell report revealed Donald Trump and Israel have drawn up plans to unleash new attacks on Iran once the midterm elections are over.

The 25-year-old is currently serving eight years in prison for her part in the brutal fatal beating of Zachary Wood in Wichita Falls, Texas, in May of 2022.

Ilhan Omar is living 'paycheck to paycheck' despite a financial disclosure that initially suggested businesses linked to her husband could be worth as much as $30 million.

Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar is asking supporters for cash after a federal raid on her DC property. DC Insider asks, would you donate?

Representative Jared Moskowitz announced that a person accused of threatening his life has been arrested near his home in Boca Raton, Florida.

The department revealed the full cost of preparing a controversial document titled 'Understanding behaviours and expectations in the UK: a guide for asylum seekers'.

Virginia state senator L. Louise Lucas, 82, was charged on Thursday with racketeering and money laundering conspiracy, as part of a wide-ranging public corruption probe.

Muna Wais Fidhin, 45, was found guilty of using $1 million of taxpayer dollars meant to feed hungry children to pay off her personal expenses.

The 38-year-old allegedly pulled the woman's pants down, held her down against a mattress raped her and told her that she 'had this coming.'

Some time around 4,000 years ago there lived a Dunbartonshire man who was probably a farmer and almost certainly died before he was 40.

The leader of Scottish Labour has piled pressure on the Energy Secretary to give the green light to the Rosebank oil development.

Marianne Hunter, 63, flew into a rage and racially abused a judge for blocking her beloved dogs from entering two categories in the 'Snooty Fox' dog show, a court heard.

John Swinney has been accused of trying to manufacture grievances over North Sea drilling as his demands for an energy wealth fund to be restricted to Scotland were rejected.

An Egyptian mummy which has been displayed for more than 200 years has been covered from public view after museum chiefs ruled she 'deserves privacy in death'.