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Not so cheap as chips! Potato prices soar as the cost of Britain's record rainfall hits shopping baskets

21.04.2024 09:30 Some farmers, whose land has been under water for months due to Britain's record rainfall face having no spring harvest of veg for the first time since the Second World War .

Fears Rwanda flights will fail if migrants disappear en masse to avoid being deported from the UK

21.04.2024 09:30 Tory critics raised the alarm that the entire Rwanda policy could be scuppered by illegal migrants simply disappearing.

Could morning Cheerios help cure depression? New study suggests unhappiness linked to skipping breakfast

21.04.2024 09:30 A morning bowl of cereal such as Cheerios could lower the risk of depression. People who skipped breakfast were found to have a 70 per cent higher risk of the blues.

Head teacher announces plans to introduce 12-hour school day which will see pupils arrive at 7am and leave at 7pm in a bid to break their 'phone addictions'

21.04.2024 09:30 Phones have been banned at All Saints Catholic College in Notting Hill, west London, since 2016. But Andrew O'Neill, 42, is taking further steps to tackle '100% phone addiction'.

It's like Benidorm! Fury as upmarket David Lloyd lures 'undesirables' who 'make the clubs look more like council-run leisure centres

21.04.2024 09:30 Members of David Lloyd clubs are up in arms after the chain began to admit 'undesirables' on cheap temporary memberships who act like 'it's Benidorm' inside the premises, it was reported yesterday.

My year as a sex maniac, by Spectator critic who sparked fury by lusting over a blonde don in Cambridge

21.04.2024 09:30 The autobiographical work was based on his time at The Spectator, the magazine where he has a column and where the offending article was published last week.

Senior Conservatives warn BBC as they compile damning anti-Tory bias dossier as top figures contrast wall-to-wall coverage of William Wragg and Mark Menzies scandals with Angela Rayner council house row

21.04.2024 09:30 Senior party figures, who are tracking the BBC's news coverage, contrast wall-to-wall coverage of Tory scandals with that of problems afflicting Labour , such as the Angela Rayner council house row.

Joe, 59, was 'at death's door' - then a pioneering but experimental pill beat his cancer in just six months

21.04.2024 09:30 Joe Murphy, from Hulme, Greater Manchester, is only the second patient in the world to be offered the treatment at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust, and he says it brought him 'back from the brink'.

Is this the end of the wet wipe? Tories and Labour both vow to outlaw sales of ones with plastic in them

21.04.2024 09:30 Environment Secretary Steve Barclay is due to say this week that the action is needed to protect the UK's waterways from damaging pollution and to prevent microplastics from entering the environment.

Kanye West drags Drake and J Cole on remix of Future and Kendrick Lamar diss track Like That... and appears to reference Diddy scandal

21.04.2024 09:30 Kanye West has entered the fray of the ongoing feud between rap's biggest names. The Grammy winner took aim at Drake and J. Cole on his remix of Future and Kendrick Lamar's track Like That.

Health Secretary Victoria Atkins lauds Mail's £300m ADHD bill exposé amid new sicknote crackdown... and she also backs our campaign on osteoporosis

21.04.2024 09:30 Our investigation also revealed how online hustlers are charging £650 a time to fill in claims to receive Personal Independence Payments for physical and mental health conditions.

Paul Mescal is a splash hit... and that's before the heart-throb actor becomes a Gladiator! Normal People star gives local Italians a glimpse of the goods during filming as he strips off

21.04.2024 09:30 The heart-throb Irish actor, 28, stripped off in a fountain near Rome while filming First World War-era romance The History of Sound.

Government urged to roll out virus jab for babies or face a wave of sick infants in the coming winter

21.04.2024 09:30 It has been nearly a year since an advisory group recommended an immunisation against respiratory syncytial virus - best known for causing the lung infection bronchiolitis in children.

Hormone replacement therapy warning after rise in women referred for urgent womb cancer checks

21.04.2024 09:30 The HRT drugs, given to alleviate some of the worst symptoms of the menopause, are safe and effective for the majority of women but can cause side effects including irregular bleeding.

Patients with suspected bowel disease could refer themselves for scans, saving time on long waiting lists

21.04.2024 09:30 Currently, patients with suspected Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, known together as inflammatory bowel disease , have to see a GP before they can be referred to hospital for a diagnosis.