Elon Musk jokes that he slept in car en route to meet Emmanuel Macron after night partying

Many of us have failed at least one driving test in our lives - but perhaps not as spectacularly as this.

The creative new cocktail is made with asparagus-flavoured vodka, features an asparagus spear and has been created by a renowned mixologist.

Nadine Dorries has announced she is quitting as a Tory MP, triggering a by-election.

Nadine Dorries has stood down as an MP with immediate effect, ahead of Boris Johnson's resignation honours being published shortly.

Awkward, last-minute deal is intended to galvanise leftwing voters against conservative People’s partySpain’s leftwing Podemos party has ended days of uncertainty by agreeing to an awkward, last-minute deal to run in next month’s snap general election alongside Sumar, a new leftist alliance led by the country’s communist labour minister, Yolanda Díaz.Although the deal, announced hours before the deadline for registering coalitions expired, is intended to head off a split vote and to galvanise leftwing voters against the conservative People’s party (PP), which is leading the polls, there are enduring differences and tensions between Podemos and Sumar. Continue reading...

During a meeting with rescue workers in Annecy, Emmanuel Macron said of young Ettie Turner: 'She is watching TV and [the attack] is just a bad memory already.

Pep Guardiola’s side can match unique achievements if they overcome Inter Milan in Istanbul

The Manchester City manager speaks ahead of Saturday's UEFA Champions League final against Inter.

Kim confessed she can be shy.

China’s Cyberspace Administration aims to ‘prevent and resist the production, copying and distribution of undesirable information’

The former Coronation Street star, 39, is suing Mirror Group Newspapers, alleging journalists used unlawful means to obtain her private information.

Former Manchester United player Neville has a new coaching role in North America just days after leaving Lionel Messi's new side

Cech joins as goaltender after spells with two other clubsOxford expect positive impact on the sport and the cityThe former Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech has joined the third-tier ice hockey team Oxford City Stars as their goaltender for the 2023-24 season. The 41-year-old, who played junior hockey in the Czech Republic, has made the club his third in the sport since his retirement from football.Cech played 20 times for Guildford Phoenix between 2019 and 2022, making the match-winning save in a shootout on his debut, and joined the Chelmsford Chieftains last year. He has also trained with the NHL’s Chicago Blackhawks. Continue reading...

Furious locals have demanded builders aiming to plonk ever more new homes in the area "go build somewhere else" because it's "already overcrowded".

Lynton Crosby, the Australian political strategist who has run multiple general election campaigns for the Conservatives, is a font of striking sayings. From the ‘dead cat strategy’ (see Michael Fallon) to the idea you ‘can’t fatten a pig on market day’. But right now, it’s all about another of his shibboleths: the need to ‘get the barnacles off the boat’.

Exclusive footage obtained by MailOnline shows a cyclist at 14.01pm. A police squad car is then seen following behind four seconds later.

Wisconsin Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher won’t run for U.S. Senate in 2024 against Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, leaving an open GOP field with no declared candidates in the battleground state

After hosting a lobster and caviar-filled party in Selfridges, the Sicilian designer sat down with Joe Bromley to discuss his triumphant rise to the top of the Italian fashion house

Manchester City take on Inter Milan in the Champions League final

Jess Harding and Molly Marsh were talking to bombshell Whitney Adebayo during Thursday’s episode, and the trio’s conversation quickly turned into a discussion about the other girls in the villa

Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter Laura has made it clear she is as much of a showperson as her iconic grandfather.

"It was a lifesaver for me. It really did leave my skin smooth, glowy, and my blackheads were barely visible after one application"

BBC’s Today programme host ‘fearful’ of new era of US-style mixing of news and viewsNick Robinson has said the reputation for impartiality built over decades by the UK’s broadcasters faces an existential threat from the growing influence of partisan political figures on newer channels.The presenter of Radio 4’s flagship Today programme and former BBC political editor said he feared a new era of US-style mixing of news and views if the UK continued down its current path. Continue reading...

Eintracht Frankfurt ace Randal Kolo Muani is on Man United's shortlist ahead of the summer transfer window, but he is not considered as frontrunner in their pursuit of a striker.

The reason for his hospitalisation in April is still not known.

After decades of sometimes comical failure, supporters are confident their lavishly-backed club are on the cusp of a trebleAs they introduced their sky blue shirts to Istanbul’s blue mosque and posed beside a giant cup on Taksim Square, there was a question on the lips of many of the older fans in particular: could this really be the moment they officially vanquish the curse of “City-itis”?A win on Saturday evening against Internazionale of Italy in Istanbul’s 75,000-capacity Atatürk Olympic Stadium will not only deliver Manchester City their first Champions League – the club’s second piece of European silverware in its 140 year history – but complete what newspapers are duty bound to report as the “historic treble”: a slam-dunk haul of the Uefa Champions League, FA Cup and Premier League title. Continue reading...

A teenager has been arrested after a "traumatic" attack at elite school Blundell's in Tiverton, Devon, which costs over £40,000 to attend per year.

A dramatic video shows the moment a furious HGV driver rips a phone from the hands of a Just Stop Oil protester as the eco-zealots' tactics continue to enrage drivers.

Brits abroad be warned – don’t flaunt too much flesh in the Balkans.The Croatian city of Split has issued a ban on wearing a bikini and going shirtless in the old city centre – following the lead of Dubrovnik, another of the country’s historic cities.It comes after a decision by Split City Council earlier this year and is intended to crackdown on disorder in the city’s cultural and historic centre, according to Croatia Week.The new bylaw reads: “Inside Zone A (cultural-historical centre) it is forbidden be in a bathing suit, underwear or no clothes in a public space.” The cost for over exposure? A fine of £129 (€150).The same punishment, dished out by council enforcers patrolling the city’s streets, is levied on drinking in public, while walking a dog without a leash will trigger a £56 (€66) levy.Meanwhile, travel advice for Croatia on the UK’s foreign office website warns of fines as high as £3,400 (€4,000) for “actions considered to be disturbances to public order” for disorder in town centres.“These include fighting, verbal abuse and drunken behaviour,” it states under a list of “what not to do” when enjoying a trip to the Balkan country.“Most towns have signage to advise about actions that are prohibited by local law. Take notice of your surroundings, including signage, and seek local advice.“Drug related offences are punishable with fines and jail sentences.”Related...What To Do If You're Seated By An Unruly Passenger On A FlightThe Biggest Mistakes People Make When Booking HotelsSpain's New Tourist Rules Could See Brits Fined £650 In Holiday Hotspot

Former world heavyweight champion Wilder is not a fan of Fury's after their legendary world title trilogy, and wasn't shocked to hear that his rival had stalled negotiations with Oleksandr Usyk

A businessman at the center of the scandal that led to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s historic impeachment is set to make an initial appearance in federal court following his arrest by the FBI

The former England Women and Inter Miami boss is joined by Richard Shaw in fellow Englishman John Herdman’s technical team.

Grange festival, HampshireDirector Martin Lloyd-Evans prises open Mozart’s opera’s emotional complexity in a production that might be set in traditional dress but engages with today’s concernsThis year’s Grange festival opens with a new production of Mozart’s Così Fan Tutte, conducted by Kirill Karabits and directed by Martin Lloyd-Evans. It’s a striking piece of theatre, at once traditional and probing: traditional because Lloyd-Evans and his designer Dick Bird keep the original 18th-century Neapolitan setting; probing because Lloyd-Evans carefully and insightfully prises open the opera’s emotional complexities, gradually exposing the moral and sexual hypocrisies at its centre.The production’s stance is established during the overture, when we see Guglielmo (Nicholas Lester) buy a locket for Fiordiligi (Samantha Clarke) from a vendor in a teeming Neapolitan street, then creep back to visit a brothel, from which he eventually emerges with Alessandro Fisher’s Ferrando and Christian Senn’s Alfonso, the three of them slightly the worse for wear. It soon becomes glaringly apparent that, in testing Fiordiligi’s fidelity, Guglielmo also intends to spend the winnings from his wager on prostitutes. Continue reading...

Decision criticised as ‘shortsighted’ in face of soaring UK household energy debt and ongoing Ukraine war

Manchester City beware... Italy’s ‘King of Cups’ is tailor-made for the biggest occasions

Hammers boss hailed as “best ever” by club captain Declan Rice

Will the NRL’s new 10-season deal in Las Vegas help revive the colourful but fractured US rugby league scene?By Gavin Willacy for No Helmets RequiredThey were hanging off the rafters and window ledges. They were standing on rooftops and perched along precarious walls: Sydney Cricket Ground was overflowing. More than 65,000 people were inside and another 5,000 were locked out, scrambling for vantage points. But this was no Origin decider. Seventy years ago this week, the SCG was packed out for the visit of the American All Stars, a team of college football players who had no knowledge of rugby league just a month before.Three days later, to mark the Queen’s coronation, another 32,554 fans attended the SCG to watch the Americans score 41 points against a New South Wales side featuring Clive Churchill, Keith Holman, Noel Pidding and Harry Wells, courtesy of a generous display of defending and refereeing (albeit the Blues heaped on 62 points themselves). American half-back Gary Kerkorian, a Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback the previous season, scored all 13 of his kicks at goal that week. The future looked exhilarating. Continue reading...

The Conservative stalwart, who unleashed devastating austerity cuts in 2010, told a Tory event: 'We are in charge of our country’s destiny and we should stop blaming others if we don’t get things right'

The former Coronation Street star, 39, is suing Mirror Group Newspapers, alleging journalists used unlawful means to obtain her private information.

Some 48 per cent of those polled for MailOnline by Redfield & Wilton Strategies felt that the Government should not be using the popular messaging app.

Chelsea value him at £70m with Real Madrid also keen.

The Twitter owner said that he’s considering removing the ability to block accounts entirely, making the “mute” function more powerful instead. This is a terrible idea

An NFL quarterback who has worked as back-up for Tom Brady at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Patrick Mahomes at the Kansas City Chiefs has made a claim about the two QBs

Looking to beat the heat? Cool down on scorching days with our roundup of the best handheld fans available from retailers like Amazon, ASOS and John Lewis

A new Channel 4 documentary tells the shocking true story of Anthony Loffredo, 33, from France, known as 'Black alien' who has inked eyeballs and green forked tongue.

Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has been hospitalised at San Raffaele hospital in Milan, two months after being diagnosed with leukaemia and a lung infection.

Mia Macphee from Alness, north Scotland, was just 14 months old when she died in the tragic accident last month.

A study has revealed that changing this one thing could save £72 per household and reduce Britain’s water scarcity