A lonely nation: Has the notion of the 'American way' promoted isolation across history?

The Liz McDonald icon is not holding back.

The latest opening from Fairmont Hotels brings luxury travel to a whole new region in Morocco. Samantha Herbert checks in to explore the hidden delights of Rabat

Find out what you're entitled to.

I feel like Whitney just destroyed the Love Island matrix.

The Motor City Machine Guns star reflects before Against All Odds.

Intense fighting has been reported in the south and east of Ukraine.

The Autobots are back.

The three-year-old was on holiday with her parents in Annecy when the attack happened.

A new low for the tennis star...

The social media titan is creating a multitude of AI agents to help users share content and get advice

Actor is just nine years older than the Spider-Man star

A senior Conservative MP described the move as a "betrayal".

More than 3,500 people in Greater Manchester have been vaccinated against monkeypox

The Australian was this week named as the successor to Antonio Conte in north London.

The Witcher Season Three drops on Netflix this June

The pair arranged to meet at a popular restaurant in northeastern China, but to the man's surprise, his date arrived at the restaurant accompanied by 23 of her relatives

World potentially set for record-breaking temperatures next year as result of El Nino, predicts Met Office

British exports ‘Prima Facie’, ‘Leopoldstadt’ and ‘& Juliet’ are among the nominees

The remarks were made during post-race television coverage of the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday

Those working in web development and translation services worry their jobs are most at risk from the emerging AI platform, research has found

Tesco has furiously defended its pricing, branding the accusation 'ill-founded'.

Bill Murray has managed to keep much of his personal life private despite his huge Hollywood career but rumours have already circulated that he's dating Kelis

The new company on the Magpies’ jersey is owned by the Public Investment Fund, who also own Newcastle

This year ITV will be bringing all the highlights to audiences at home.

In an exclusive article for the Mirror, two Labour frontbenchers called on the Prime Minister to say sorry to veterans forced out of the military for their sexuality

As a Russian man dies following a gruesome shark attack off the beach at a popular Egyptian resort, we take a look at the harrowing attacks that have plagued the country

David Moyes should look to build around the Brazilian, who has an instrumental role to play for the Hammers post-Rice

This week the nation stunned the golf world by effectively taking control of a large slice of the sport – just one year after launching a multi-billion pound circuit to rival America’s PGA Tour

This delightfully fluffy, endlessly adaptable cake mix lets you incorporate your favourite fruits all year roundThis is such a great cake because it’s so versatile, allowing you to incorporate your favourite fruits year-round. Besides cherries, it also pairs beautifully with raspberries, damsons and apples, for instance. The process of making it is incredibly simple, too, with an end result that boasts a delightful, fluffy texture. It’s also one of those cakes that fits seamlessly into either a brunch or an afternoon tea spread. Continue reading...

The stars’ beautiful, haunting show follows a mother who sues the NHS to stop her child from dying. They open up about parental terror, inequality and dad dancingIf Best Interests – a drama about a mother who takes the NHS to court after doctors decide to allow her teenage daughter to die – feels too harrowing to countenance, you’re not alone: even the cast can’t bring themselves to watch it. “It was hard enough doing it on the day,” says Sharon Horgan of playing Nicci, the mother in question. Michael Sheen, who co-stars as her husband Andrew – a man devastated by his daughter’s illness but unwilling to back his wife’s appeal – is also avoiding it. “I’m more nervous than usual,” he admits. “I know it’s going to be a difficult watch.”That’s an understatement. Best Interests begins with Nicci and Andrew on a train, giddily happy, slightly frisky and, as we soon realise, uncharacteristically carefree. Over the next four hours, we see their relationship falter under the pressure of caring for their younger daughter Marnie (Niamh Moriarty) who has muscular dystrophy, as consultants tell them her condition has progressed beyond all medical intervention – something that leads Nicci to mount a headline-grabbing, life-upending legal challenge. It’s little wonder Horgan had doubts about taking the role in the first place. “I was really nervous about how much this was going to fuck me up,” she says. It ended up being as crushing as she feared. “We spent a lot of time in terrible pain. You have to go to some really awful places to get yourself into that mindset and stay there. Sometimes you come home and go: ‘What kind of a weird job is this?’” Continue reading...

Emrys Roberts, 61, smashed into an oncoming van, fatally injuring 76-year-old Janet Winspear on the A470 near Dolgellau in April 2021

The Foreign Office has issued an update to its USA travel advice for Brits as

GameCentral runs through every reveal from the Summer Game Fest showcase, including Mortal Kombat 1 and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.

Biggest seizure in history of Bolton Trading Standards

The youngster died after an incident at the junction of Coventry Road and Berkeley Road on Thursday evening.

The youngster died after an incident at the junction of Coventry Road and Berkeley Road on Thursday evening.

Mauricio Pochettino is very keen to bring him in...

Sézanne, which already has two Michelin stars, is the big ticket restaurant at this exclusive-feeling hotel, writes Joel Porter

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has criticised the series of amendments to the legislation as not going far enough.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has criticised the series of amendments to the legislation as not going far enough.

PM and Labour leader to set out views but experts say UK unlikely to become home of global regulatorUK politics live – latest updatesRishi Sunak will set out his views on artificial intelligence (AI) next week to an audience of technology industry insiders during a keynote speech at London Tech Week. Twenty-four hours later, the Labour leader Keir Starmer will do the same.The prime minister and Starmer have a habit of speaking at the same venue within a day of each other – they did so at the beginning of the year when setting out their competing visions for the country from the same room at the Olympic Park in east London. Continue reading...

For the first time ever, a leading US presidential contender will be running under the cloud of possible imprisonment. Yet this may not hold back TrumpOn Thursday night, word of the government’s indictment of Donald Trump seeped out. The 45th president is reportedly slated to be arraigned this coming Tuesday on seven separate counts. He stands accused of allegedly violating the Espionage Act, false statements and conspiracy to obstruct justice.Irony abounds. As a first-time candidate, he led chants of “lock her up”. From the White House, he sought jail for his political opponents. Now on his third bid for the presidency, Trump must contend with an array of pending federal and state prosecutions and investigations.Lloyd Green is an attorney in New York and served in the US Department of Justice from 1990 to 1992 Continue reading...

A huge wait ahead...

Silvio Berlusconi, the former populist leader of the Forza Italia party and a billionaire media mogul, was only discharged from the San Raffaele hospital in Milan, Italy around 20 days ago after being diagnosed with acute leukaemia

Find out if trains could grind to a halt once again.

Find out who’s vying for the top theatre prizes at the 76th edition of the event

The eagerly-anticipated collaboration is finally here from the controversial artists.