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Gay man asks his Indian dad if he could be gay too - and says 'have you ever had bicurious thoughts?' in compelling new family podcast with Vogue Williams

19.04.2024 14:46 Gay man tells his Indian dad how he always suspected HE could be gay because of his taste in music and questions how he knew he was straight in eye-opening family podcast Apple The Tree.

Jimmy Carr admits he is 'still not over' the death of his mother Nora: 'I couldn't imagine anything worse than losing her'

19.04.2024 14:46 The comedian's mother passed away from pancreatitis in 2001 aged 57 and the pair were always very close.

As Shot Mayfair's £265 coffee leaves a bitter taste, how British high street chains are pushing the cost of a humble latte to a fiver and beyond

19.04.2024 14:46 At Starbucks, the price of a large latte is £5.20 when ordered for collection on Uber Eats in London, while Queens of Mayfair charges an eye-watering £13 for its latte.

The women waging war against the BBC: How host of female stars including Martine Croxall, Samira Ahmed, Sarah Montague and Miriam O'Reilly have launched legal action against the corporation over sex and age discrimination and unequal pay

19.04.2024 14:46 The latest female news presenters to wage war against the Beeb are Martine Croxall, Karin Giannone, Geeta Guru-Murthy, Kasia Madera and Annita McVeigh.

Nacho Figueras says he 'loves' Meghan Markle's jam days after his wife Delfina Blaquier teased the product as he joins the PR bandwagon for American Riviera Orchard

19.04.2024 14:46 The Argentine polo player, who is based in Florida, posted a snap on Instagram of himself eating the jam just days after his wife first promoted it.

A bracing brush with Naples: On the eve of a rare UK Caravaggio show, follow in the artist's footsteps on a tour of his spiritual home

19.04.2024 14:46 Italian artist Caravaggio, one of the greatest of the 17th century, produced some of his most famous paintings in Naples. Deirdre Fernand travels to the city to explore his legacy.

Could the recent record rainfall leave our supermarket shelves empty?

19.04.2024 14:46 As Britain reaches a record rainfall in the last 18 months and other countries experience extreme temperatures, could we start to see empty shelves again?

Hopes of Easter bounce for shops are dashed as retail sales flatline with Brits still struggling to cope with high food costs

19.04.2024 14:46 Sales volumes were unchanged in March, with rises in fuel purchases offset by falls in food - and high prices said to be turning consumers off.

I'm a forensic psychiatrist and here are five common myths about clinical psychopaths

19.04.2024 14:46 London-based forensic psychiatrist Dr Sohom Das has debunked five myths many people believe when it comes to clinical psychopaths in a video on YouTube.

Royal Flying Doctor pilot Mick Young reveals real story behind this viral photo of an affectionate kangaroo holding his hand at Port Augusta

19.04.2024 14:46 Heartwarming footage of Aussie Royal Flying Doctor Service pilot Mick Young holding the hand of a young kangaroo at Port Augusta in South Australia last month has gone viral.

I made my pregnant friend cry by criticising her baby name - she says I've 'ruined' it, but she wanted to call her child after a household item

19.04.2024 14:46 A woman has revealed that she made her friend cry after scorning the name she chose for her baby as it reminded her of a common household item in a Reddit post that shocked users worldwide.

This little-known aide was the 'brother Queen Elizabeth never had', says IAN LLOYD. He took her to the Odeon, the ABC and trendy West End restaurants - and once ordered Her Majesty to change her shoes!

19.04.2024 14:46 Margaret Rhodes, the Queen's cousin, recalled that following the 1936 Abdication - which resulted in her becoming Heiress Presumptive - Princess Elizabeth had prayed hard for a brother.

I was left £5,000 short after 6 months waiting for state pension - and the DWP offered just £50 to say sorry

19.04.2024 14:46 The 68-year-old claimed his deferred state pension last October, and subsequently made numerous phone calls and two official complaints when his payments didn't begin.

Police warn King Charles that his planned 2,000-panel solar farm in Norfolk to generate electricity for Sandringham could become a magnet for light-fingered thieves

19.04.2024 14:46 King Charles has been warned by police that thieves could steal panels from his planned solar farm at Sandringham estate without extra security measures.

Grapes of wrath! Furious wine fans are 'scammed out of thousands of pounds' after organisers behind a booze-based murder mystery in Cornwall 'took their cash without booking any venues'

19.04.2024 14:46 Customers handed over £65 each for one of four 1920s Wine Escape event happening in Cornwall this week. But venues told MailOnline no booking was ever made.