Longest Daily Mail newspaper in history at 144 pages rolls off the printing presses as Britain mourns the death of Prince Philip By Daily Mail Reporter Published: 01:49 BST, 10 April 2021 | Updated: 02:02 BST, 10 April 2021 Advertisement Today’s Daily Mail is the largest in the paper’s history with 144 pages featuring the … Read more
Prince Philip has been such a constant and colourful feature of British life for so long it’s almost impossible to believe he’s no longer with us. Loved and admired in equal measure, his name has been synonymous with duty and public service since his marriage to the Queen 74 years ago. His sad passing, nine … Read more
Each morning, Philip would seat himself ready for breakfast at a table laid out by Palace servants in keeping with royal habits. The duke would expect to see his old Roberts radio positioned exactly on his right, just between the yoghurt and the fruit bowl. Cereal and porridge oats were kept in Tupperware boxes and … Read more
Close contacts of Covid cases could be released from self-isolation five days early, under a scheme being drawn up by Government scientists. Papers submitted to SAGE on March 3 suggest the 10-day mandatory quarantine period could be cut in half if people are tested daily with lateral flow kits. They would need to get a … Read more
Britain’s daily Covid cases have fallen by a third in a week but deaths have crept up slightly, official data revealed today as Boris Johnson faced fresh calls to speed up his lockdown easing plans. Department of Health figures showed another 3,030 cases and 53 deaths were recorded today — which was two more fatalities … Read more
Corrections and clarifications By Daily Mail Reporter Published: 11:50 BST, 9 April 2021 | Updated: 11:50 BST, 9 April 2021 A sub-headline to an article on September 30 about road collision reporting guidelines said that campaigners had called for abuse of cyclists ‘to be made a hate crime’. While campaigners have called for publishers to … Read more
Brazil has recorded its largest one-day death toll of the Covid pandemic so far after 4,249 people perished from the disease in just 24 hours on Thursday. The figure tops the country’s previous one-day record, set just 48 hours earlier, which was 4,195. It brings the country’s death total to 345,025 – the second-highest in … Read more
Short shrift for Max Mosley as court dismisses his latest bid to sue Mail The ex-Formula One boss was told his application had ‘no prospect of success’ Last December, he lost a High Court case accusing this newspaper of malicious prosecution He tried to appeal, but yesterday Lady Justice Macur, sitting in the Court of … Read more
The notion is horrendous to contemplate. A nuclear torpedo drone creeps along the ocean floor, slipping under coastal missile defences and detonating with catastrophic effect close to New York. A vast wall of water rises from the sea, tearing through the city, obliterating all in its wake and leaving the area flooded with toxic radioactivity. … Read more
Britain’s daily Covid cases fall by a third in a week with 2,763 more infections – while deaths rise slightly to 45 Department of Health chiefs said they had identified 2,763 cases and 45 Covid deaths in the past 24 hours More than 31.7million Britons – or three in five adults – have now received … Read more