Home | Mail Online

The definitive expert guide to tackling UTIs: Ditch the bubble bath, avoid sweet treats, and the truth about cranberry juice

31.03.2024 13:15 Britain is in the grip of an epidemic. It doesn't have the same fear factor as Covid-19. Yet urinary tract infections make life a misery for millions. But Dr Rajvinder Khasriya, pictured, can help.

Dramatic moment Russian FSB detains three suspected terrorists in major operation in Dagestan 'linked to Moscow concert massacre'

31.03.2024 13:15 The three detained men were from a central Asian state and were 'directly related' to the terrorists who staged the Moscow attack, according to Telegram channel Before Everyone

Terrifying moment Stephen K Amos is rescued from drowning on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Australia

31.03.2024 13:15 UK comedian Stephen K Amos experienced a terrifying moment on Sunday night's episode of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Australia.

Jesse Lingard is given SCATHING review by new FC Seoul boss who claims he 'doesn't fight and doesn't run' - and insists considering dropping the former Man United star

31.03.2024 13:15 Ki-dong's latest comments come just a fortnight after he first criticised Lingard's work-rate after Seoul's win against Jeju prior to the international break.

Purple poise! Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh cuts a stylish figure in a striking coat and white beret at Easter Sunday service

31.03.2024 13:15 While many senior royals opted to wear green to attend the service at St George's Chapel today, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh opted for another traditional Easter colour - purple.

I was swindled out of £20,000 by a romance fraudster: Dating site con man fleeced woman out of thousands of pounds by lying that he needed the money to treat a 'bad heart'

31.03.2024 13:15 Suzanne Famula, 39, is now calling for new laws to make romance fraud a specific crime after being fleeced by convicted fraudster Christopher Harris.

Moment King Charles is wished 'Happy Easter' by royal fan before telling them 'and to you' - as cancer-stricken monarch arrives at Easter Sunday service at St George's Chapel with Camilla by his side as he makes 'gentle' return to public life

31.03.2024 13:15 King Charles and Queen Camilla have arrived at the annual Easter Service being held at Windsor as the monarch.

Germany 'debates conscription' as Baltic States warn Putin could 'pivot quickly' from Ukraine to launch 'existential' attack amid growing fears of all-out war in Europe

31.03.2024 13:15 Germany's defence minister Boris Pistorius is this week expected to receive a report on what a possible return of conscription would look like

Meet the Gen-Z farmer who chose to not follow the herd and go to university - and earns £32k a year 'covered in mud' and milking cows instead of being in an office

31.03.2024 13:15 Erin Murgatroyd looks after 400 cows on her farm in Blackawaton, Devon, and earns £32,000 a year spending her days mucking out and milking cows rather than being stuck in an office.

Moment Met Police officer tells Jewish woman that swastikas 'need to be taken into context' - after she complained about the Nazi symbol being used in pro-Palestine march banners in London

31.03.2024 13:15 Footage shared online shows the furious activist arguing with police officers at Saturday's march in London after she was told that a swastika was not a 'disruption of public order'.

Daughter of pensioner, 76, who died after his mobility scooter fell 'several feet' off a beach promenade that had no barrier while he slept backs calls for safety measures

31.03.2024 13:15 Maxine White's father John Gray died in hospital four days after he fell 5ft from a promenade in Felixstowe, Suffolk, in his mobility scooter on July 9, 2022.

No laughing matter: Steve Coogan's production company is sued by little-known stand-up over claims that series Live at the Moth Club 'stole' jokes from comic's webshow

31.03.2024 13:15 Harry Deansway is taking the Alan Partridge star's Baby Cow Productions to court for copyright infringement relating to its series Live at the Moth Club.

Nearly half a million antidepressant prescriptions are being given to children each year - as experts warn 'we have created a generation of lost and lonely young people'

31.03.2024 13:15 Concerns have been raised regarding NHS guidelines which say antidepressants should only be prescribed for the most severe cases.

The ultimate guide to potatoes: Why Maris Pipers are best for roasties and you should NEVER use King Edwards in a stew, according to scientists

31.03.2024 13:15 To help you in your cooking endeavors, MailOnline spoke to several potato scientists to create the ultimate guide to potatoes.

Warning that brain-eating parasite with 99% death rate might be making its way into British water

31.03.2024 13:15 If you get infected by the Naegleria fowleri 'you die', said Professor Naveed Khan, a microbiologist based in Edinburgh with decades of experience researching pathogenic amoebae.