Today: Prince Harry calls for reconciliation with the royal family during a state visit by the Sultan of Oman, grieving families accuse Matt Hancock of telling a 'cruel lie' about care homes during the pandemic, Christina Applegate reveals she was misdiagnosed with multiple sclerosis, a coroner warns about 1.6million potentially fatal tumble dryers after a house fire killed a father and daughter, and a major study finds eating a handful of nuts daily slashes high blood pressure risk by 26 percent. Your briefing for Wednesday 21 October, from the Daily Mail, with the best of your comments.

(00:00) Today's headlines

(00:28) Prince Harry calls for reconciliation

(01:43) Matt Hancock care homes inquiry

(02:56) Christina Applegate misdiagnosis

(03:58) Tumble dryer fatal defects warning

(04:54) Nuts reduce high blood pressure risk

Prince Harry says some people don't want reconciliation

Prince Harry told GQ that reconciliation with his family is possible but said 'some people don't want it to work out'. He described sibling disagreements and broken relationships between parents and children as 'massively relatable'. The interview aired during the Sultan of Oman's state visit to Britain, drawing attention from royal circles.

Families accuse Matt Hancock of 'cruel lie' on care homes

Matt Hancock was accused by grieving families of lying about a 'protective ring' around care homes during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Covid-19 inquiry, chaired by Baroness Heather Hallett, found vulnerable residents were sacrificed to protect the NHS. Relatives said sick hospital patients were discharged into homes with little PPE. Hancock told the inquiry that discharging patients was 'the least worst solution'.

Christina Applegate reveals MS misdiagnosis after five years

Christina Applegate announced on her Messy podcast that she does not have multiple sclerosis, five years after being diagnosed. The 54-year-old former actress said her doctor confirmed her symptoms are not due to MS, leaving her without answers about her illness. Applegate, who uses a wheelchair and cane, described the news as not feeling like good news and said she is back to 'square one'.

Coroner warns 1.6million UK tumble dryers could be fatal

Senior coroner Martin Fleming warned that 1.6million tumble dryers in Britain could have potentially fatal defects after the deaths of Sohaib Ahmed and his nine-year-old daughter Manahal in a house fire last June. Fleming suggested banning sales of affected models while safety checks are carried out.

Major study finds nuts cut high blood pressure risk by 26 percent

A British study of nearly 150,000 people found eating a daily handful of nuts, about 30 grams, lowers the risk of high blood pressure by 26 percent. Scientists say nuts contain chemicals that help blood vessels relax and antioxidants that reduce inflammation. The review highlights nuts as a go-to snack for reducing cravings and improving heart health. The findings support dietary recommendations for cardiovascular disease prevention and healthy eating habits.

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Today: Brendan Nugent, a radical anti-Israel climate campaigner, is arrested after Helen Haines MP is run over outside her Victoria office and loses a leg, Kemi Badenoch warns Labour's budget under John Healey could be worse than Rachel Reeves's, Harry and Meghan's Nottingham tour itinerary is published online despite security concerns, extreme left-wing groups plan French-style protests in London and two men filmed snatching Peter the rabbit in Hull are hunted by police. Your briefing for Tuesday 20 October, from the Daily Mail, with the best of your comments.

(00:00) Today's headlines

(00:31) Brendan Nugent Victoria MP attack

(01:29) Kemi Badenoch Labour budget warning

(02:30) Harry Meghan Nottingham itinerary

(03:43) French-style protests planned London

(04:49) Peter the rabbit Hull theft

Man, 43, arrested over Australian MP car 'attack' is identified as radical anti-Israel climate campaigner

Brendan Nugent, a 43-year-old radical anti-Israel climate campaigner, was arrested after allegedly running over Australian MP Helen Haines outside her office in Victoria. Haines is in critical condition and lost a leg in the attack. Barber Ricky Jefferies, a father of three, intervened and made a citizen's arrest.

This Budget could be even worse than the two bloodbaths delivered by Reeves, Kemi Badenoch warns

Kemi Badenoch, Conservative leader, has warned that Labour's upcoming budget under Chancellor John Healey could damage the economy more than Rachel Reeves's previous budgets.

Why did the Sussexes allow a 'minute-by-minute' itinerary of their Nottingham tour to go online? REBECCA ENGLISH suggests Harry and Meghan may have wanted to 'provoke' security incident ahead of taxpayer-funded protection decision

Harry and Meghan's detailed itinerary for their Nottingham tour was published by a local news website a day before their first public engagement since returning to Britain. The couple's security concerns were questioned by royal editor Rebecca English on the Palace Confidential podcast, who described the move as highly unusual and asked if they tried to provoke a situation.

Extreme Left-wing activists threaten French-style mayhem on the streets of Britain next month

A coalition of extreme left-wing groups is planning to mobilise students and workers for protests in central London next month, inspired by French student riots. At least 2,400 people have been arrested during the unrest in France. The groups aim to rise against imperialism, capitalism, authoritarianism and the far right.

Pair of thieves who grabbed family's pet rabbit Peter by the ears and stole him from hutch 'talked in Russian about turning him into kebabs'

Two men were filmed on CCTV snatching a family's pet rabbit named Peter from his pen outside their home in Hull. The footage, which went viral, shows one man picking up Peter by the ears while the rabbit struggles. Audio reveals the men spoke Russian and said they would turn him into kebabs. Peter was found dumped in a car park 24 hours later. Police are investigating the theft.

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Today: Emmanuel Macron pledges a crackdown after nearly half a million protesters cause apocalyptic violence in France, Labour faces criticism as 200,000 people are granted indefinite leave to remain despite a promised migration crackdown, Katie Zacharia is fired as White House press secretary after a photo with Donald Trump sparks a security scare, Tommy Fury is asked to leave a Halloween event near Chorley after staff complaints, and Manhattan's Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade crowns Snickers the Shih Tzu as its winner. Your briefing for Monday 19 October, from the Daily Mail, with the best of your comments.

(00:00) Today's headlines

(00:29) Macron vows crackdown after riots

(01:32) Labour migration bill under fire

(02:19) Katie Zacharia fired after photo fail

(03:34) Tommy Fury Halloween event incident

(04:39) Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade

Macron pledges crackdown following 'apocalyptic' violence as Donald Trump blames 'immigrants with hatred in their hearts' for French riots amid fears country is 'ungovernable'

French President Emmanuel Macron has promised a major crackdown after describing recent riots as apocalyptic, with nearly 500,000 protesters on French streets, widespread looting, and public buildings set on fire. In a televised address, Macron called for unity and swift justice for those responsible.

The true cost of Labour's migration dithering: At least 200,000 are given the right to remain since crackdown promise, official figures show

At least 200,000 people have been granted indefinite leave to remain in Britain since Labour promised a migration crackdown last year. Official figures show about 5,000 people each week, after living in the UK for five years on visas, now have permanent residency with full access to benefits, NHS care, and social housing.

Fired Katie Zacharia in new crisis after farewell photo fail with Trump revealed sensitive information she was forced to remove

Katie Zacharia was dismissed as White House press secretary after only five days when it emerged she had not passed the bar exam despite claiming to be an attorney. Her farewell photo with Donald Trump at the Oval Office desk included a blurred map, sparking questions about a possible security breach.

Tommy Fury 'is asked to leave Halloween event after intimidating staff on boozy night' - as tearful fiancée Molly-Mae Hague hints at saga amid friction over his alcohol issues

Tommy Fury was reportedly asked to leave a Halloween event near Chorley after staff said he intimidated them during a night out. Witnesses claimed Fury, who has a history of alcohol issues, was seen staggering, confronting scare actors, and smelling of sickness before management intervened.

Happy Howl-o-ween! Dogs don their best fancy dress for spooky street party

Manhattan hosted the 36th Annual Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade, transforming the streets into a canine carnival with dogs and owners in elaborate costumes. Outfits ranged from Batman to dinosaurs, with Snickers, a black and white Shih Tzu dressed as basketball star Jalen Brunson, winning the top prize in a pumpkin-like basketball costume.

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Today: Education Secretary Lucy Powell unveils a new GCSE curriculum making speaking skills as important as reading and writing, Donald Trump's press secretary Katie Zacharia defends calling herself a lawyer despite not passing the California bar exam, the rivalry between Harry and Meghan in Nottingham and King Charles and Queen Camilla in Cardiff, Mike Tindall discusses his marriage with Zara Phillips, and Lidl's high-protein beef mince with pea protein raises questions about ultra-processed foods. Your briefing for Friday 16 October, from the Daily Mail, with the best of your comments.

(00:00) Today's headlines

(00:26) GCSE overhaul and speaking skills

(01:21) Trump press secretary bar exam row

(02:19) Royal rivalry in Nottingham and Cardiff

(03:32) Mike Tindall marriage challenges

(04:31) Lidl high-protein mince debate

Lucy Powell says speaking skills as vital as reading

Education Secretary Lucy Powell announced that speaking skills will be as important as reading and writing in the new GCSE curriculum. Powell said she wants fewer children excluded for poor behaviour and will reward inclusion. This marks a shift from previous Conservative policies that focused on stricter standards.

Katie Zacharia defends lawyer title after bar failure

Donald Trump's new press secretary Katie Zacharia admitted she never passed the California bar exam but still called herself a lawyer. Zacharia explained she was distracted by marriage and a move to China. Her first White House briefing was criticised for uneven delivery and an abrupt exit. The controversy has raised questions about her credentials and public trust in the White House communications team.

Harry and Meghan in Nottingham as Charles opens Welsh parliament

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle appeared in Nottingham, insisting their visit was not a traditional Palace away day, while King Charles and Queen Camilla were in Cardiff opening the Welsh parliament. The events highlighted the ongoing rivalry between the Sussexes and the senior royals. Daily Mail royal editor Rebecca English analysed the tensions and the Palace's reaction to the public appearances and media coverage.

Mike Tindall opens up on marriage with Zara Phillips

Mike Tindall spoke about the difficult moments in his 15-year marriage to Zara Phillips on the Talk Horse podcast. Tindall married Zara in 2011 and they have three children: Mia, Lena and Lucas. He described how they handle disagreements and the realities of a long-term relationship, offering a candid look at their family life and the work involved in maintaining a healthy marriage.

Lidl's high-protein beef mince contains pea protein

Lidl's new High Protein Meat range includes beef mince with nearly double the protein of regular mince at 37 grams per 100 grams, but only 60 percent is beef. The remainder is pea protein, water, seasoning and additives. Lidl says the range responds to a doubling in demand for high-protein products since 2021. The product has sparked debate about ultra-processed foods and the use of fillers.

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Today: Volodymyr Zelensky accuses Donald Trump of betraying Ukraine over Starshield satellite data and calls out Trump’s Russian diesel deal, Katie Zacharia makes her first appearance as White House press secretary after Karoline Leavitt’s resignation, Abu Dhabi royal Mahrah Al Nahyan is found unconscious on a west London street after a cocaine binge, James McAvoy claims he was bullied by a Band of Brothers co-star on his first day, and Aldi wins Good Housekeeping’s Christmas taste test as Lidl also scores big. Your briefing for Thursday 15 October, from the Daily Mail, with the best of your comments.

(00:00) Today's headlines

(00:28) Zelensky accuses Trump of betrayal

(01:55) Katie Zacharia White House debut

(02:50) Mahrah Al Nahyan cocaine incident

(03:35) James McAvoy Band of Brothers claim

(04:36) Aldi wins Good Housekeeping taste test

Zelensky says Trump betrayed Ukraine over satellites

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Donald Trump of betraying Ukraine by cutting off access to the Starshield satellite system, which is crucial for the country’s defence. Zelensky, who met King Charles and Prime Minister Andy Burnham in the UK this week, warned that people will die due to the restriction.

Katie Zacharia makes first appearance as Trump’s press secretary

Katie Zacharia made her debut as Donald Trump’s new White House press secretary after a six-week vacancy and the abrupt resignation of Karoline Leavitt. Zacharia’s first appearance was described as awkward and unconfident, with her reading remarks slowly and robotically, but she gained composure when discussing her family.

Abu Dhabi royal Mahrah Al Nahyan found unconscious after cocaine binge

Mahrah Al Nahyan, a member of Abu Dhabi’s royal family, was found passed out on a west London street after taking cocaine. Video footage showed her slumped next to an unconscious man, with a barefoot three-year-old child playing nearby and children’s toys scattered around. Al Nahyan admitted a charge of child neglect at Southwark Crown Court and has been in drug treatment at the Priory in Surrey since June. She shouted at police officers when she regained consciousness, questioning their concern.

James McAvoy says Band of Brothers co-star bullied him

James McAvoy revealed that on his first day as a professional actor, aged twenty-two, he was bullied by a co-star on the set of Band of Brothers. McAvoy described being pointed at and laughed at in front of the cast, though he refused to name the person responsible. He discussed the incident in an interview with Andy Cohen, saying it tarnished his big American showbiz break and affected his early career experience.

Aldi crowned winner in Good Housekeeping Christmas food test

Aldi has been named the overall winner in Good Housekeeping’s annual Christmas taste test, beating more expensive supermarkets in categories including party food, turkey, pigs in blankets, Christmas pudding, mince pies, stollen and the whole turkey. Judges blind-tasted more than six hundred products. Lidl also performed strongly, winning eleven awards for items such as prosecco, meat-free mains and yule logs, highlighting value for money in the run-up to Christmas.

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Today: William Chapman, 24, is named as the man killed by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, four out of five new UK jobs in the past decade went to migrants, BBC's Celebrity Traitors faces a race row after Myha'la is banished, Victoria Beckham's strict dinner party rules spark debate, plus the National Fish and Chip Awards shortlist ten finalists from Kent to Scotland. Your briefing for Wednesday 14 October, from the Daily Mail, with the best of your comments.

(00:00) Today's headlines

(00:27) Yorkshire Wildlife Park tiger attack

(01:26) New UK jobs go to migrants

(02:08) Celebrity Traitors race row

(03:13) Victoria Beckham's dinner party rules

(04:20) National Fish and Chip Awards

Man mauled to death by tiger at Yorkshire zoo as video shows moment he walked up to the 30 stone big cat after climbing into enclosure

William Chapman, aged 24, has been named as the man killed by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park on Saturday. His family said he suffered from significant mental illness and was on strong medication. Eyewitnesses reported Chapman asked a visitor to take his photo with the tiger, danced to music, then fell twelve feet into the enclosure before the fatal attack.

Four out of five new jobs went to foreigners in the past decade, new report reveals

A think tank has found that out of nearly 3.7 million new PAYE jobs created in the UK since 2014, only about 730,000 were filled by UK-born workers. Around 2.5 million roles went to migrants from outside the EU, while EU citizens took just over 400,000. The figures highlight a major shift in the UK workforce over the past decade, sparking debate about employment and immigration.

Celebrity Traitors is hit by a race row as Industry star Myha'la claims 'unconscious racial bias' exists in the show's format

BBC's Celebrity Traitors faces a race row after Industry actress Myha'la Herrold claimed unconscious racial and cultural bias influenced her banishment from the show. Myha'la, the second contestant to be voted off, said she sealed her own fate but agreed with entrepreneur Chantel Sachanna that unfamiliarity with black culture can lead to suspicion.

'I wouldn't turn up if you had a paper napkin': As Victoria Beckham shares her hosting tips, a former royal butler rates just how 'posh' her rules are - and David's 'incredibly rude' habit

Victoria Beckham has revealed her strict hosting rules, declaring paper napkins unacceptable and banning phones at the dinner table. She insists on a proper butter dish and says husband David Beckham signals guests to leave by blowing out candles. Former royal butler Julius F.

'Oscars of fish and chip shops' unveils 10 finalists battling to be crowned Britain's best chippy

Ten fish and chip shops have been named finalists in the National Fish and Chip Awards, with contenders from Kent to the Scottish coast. Harbour Fish Bar in Folkestone, Golden Union in Soho, and Number 1 Cromer are among those shortlisted. The winner will be announced in February, with the awards seen as the industry's highest honour for Britain's best chippy.

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Today: Bryan Cranston leads tributes after Breaking Bad co-star RJ Mitte dies aged 34, Andy Burnham backtracks on his Russia Brexit interference claims, Tom Cruise’s film Digger is tracking to lose $245million at the box office, Donald Trump defends his diesel deal with Russia amid EU energy payments, and Dr Ravindhi Murphy shares foods to lower bowel cancer risk. Your briefing for Tuesday 13 October, from the Daily Mail, with the best of your comments.

(00:00) Today's headlines

(00:28) Bryan Cranston tribute to RJ Mitte

(01:42) Andy Burnham Russia Brexit U-turn

(02:47) Tom Cruise Digger box office flop

(03:54) Donald Trump Russia diesel deal

(04:44) Foods to prevent bowel cancer

Bryan Cranston leads tributes after RJ Mitte dies aged 34

Bryan Cranston paid tribute to his Breaking Bad co-star RJ Mitte, who died by suicide aged 34. Cranston said he was in 'deep despair' after losing his on-screen son from the hit series, which aired from 2008 to 2013. Mitte, who had cerebral palsy, appeared in 56 episodes and was a prominent disability activist. He often spoke publicly about mental health and was remembered for his advocacy work.

Andy Burnham backtracks on Russia Brexit interference claim

Andy Burnham admitted he has no evidence Russia interfered in the 2016 Brexit referendum, reversing his earlier claim. Boris Johnson told the Daily Mail that Burnham's Brexit 'lies' have come back to bite him, while Nigel Farage called the comments 'outrageous'. Despite the U-turn, Burnham said he would continue efforts to unpick Brexit and outlined his position in the House of Commons.

Tom Cruise’s Digger set to lose $245million at box office

Tom Cruise’s latest film Digger grossed just $8million in US cinemas and $12million internationally on its opening weekend. Industry insiders say the critically panned satire is tracking to lose $245million, surpassing Disney’s John Carter, which lost $161million in 2012. Cruise told the On Film With Kevin McCarthy podcast he doesn’t focus on opening weekend numbers despite the historic loss.

Donald Trump defends Russia diesel deal amid EU payments

Donald Trump defended his diesel deal with Russia in a Truth Social post, saying he made the right choice for the American people. He claimed the EU has paid Moscow $250 billion for energy. The deal followed price surges linked to Trump’s war with Iran. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky said the agreement would help Russia fund its war with Ukraine.

Dr Ravindhi Murphy shares foods to prevent bowel cancer

Dr Ravindhi Murphy, a leading bowel cancer specialist, said diet is crucial to lowering risk, with up to a third of cases in young people linked to what they eat. Her tips include oats and yoghurt for breakfast, poached eggs with avocado for lunch, and cutting out processed meats like bacon and sausage. All Dr Murphy’s recommendations are available in the Daily Mail app.

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Today: Boris Johnson calls Donald Trump's Russian diesel deal 'sickening' and says it will not help Ukraine, a man in his 20s is killed by a Siberian tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park after climbing into the enclosure, Kim Kardashian apologises to Sky Sports F1 presenter Martin Brundle at the Singapore Grand Prix, Andy Burnham claims Russia interfered in the Brexit referendum and Spider-Man actor Tobey Maguire officiates ex-wife Jennifer Meyer's wedding to Geoff Ogunlesi in Hawaii. Your briefing for Monday 12 October, from the Daily Mail, with the best of your comments.

(00:00) Today's headlines

(00:28) Boris Johnson slams Trump Putin deal

(01:46) Yorkshire Wildlife Park tiger attack

(02:42) Kim Kardashian apologises to Brundle

(03:44) Andy Burnham on Brexit interference

(04:47) Tobey Maguire officiates ex-wife's wedding

Boris Johnson blasts Donald Trump over Russian diesel deal

Boris Johnson has condemned Donald Trump for agreeing a deal to release Russian oil, calling it 'sickening' in the Daily Mail. The former UK Prime Minister criticised the US President for working with Vladimir Putin while Moscow continues attacks on Ukraine. Johnson, once a Trump supporter, said the deal is 'outrageous' and will not lower record fuel prices caused by Trump's war with Iran.

Man killed by tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park

A man in his 20s was mauled to death by a 30-stone Siberian tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park after climbing into the enclosure on Saturday. Witnesses reported the victim was 'praying and bowing' on all fours before the attack, and some suggested he may have had learning difficulties or mental health problems. Zookeepers tried to drive the tiger off but the man was fatally injured. The zoo confirmed the tiger will not be euthanised.

Kim Kardashian apologises to Martin Brundle at Singapore Grand Prix

Kim Kardashian apologised to Sky Sports F1 presenter Martin Brundle at the Singapore Grand Prix after previously snubbing him at Monaco. Kardashian, who is dating Lewis Hamilton, gave Brundle a short interview and said she was sorry for 'getting off on the wrong foot'. She faced criticism earlier in the year for ignoring Brundle during a grid walk at the Monaco Grand Prix. The apology came during Sunday's race in Singapore.

Andy Burnham claims Russia meddled in Brexit referendum

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said Russia 'clearly' interfered in the 2016 Brexit referendum. Speaking on the Rest is Politics podcast, Burnham revealed he asked about evidence of Moscow's involvement when he entered Downing Street and was told there was a 'clear answer' of interference.

Tobey Maguire leads ex Jennifer Meyer's Hawaii wedding

Spider-Man actor Tobey Maguire officiated the wedding of his ex-wife Jennifer Meyer and billionaire Geoff Ogunlesi in Hawaii on Saturday. The ceremony was attended by Leonardo DiCaprio, Jeff Bezos and other A-list guests. Maguire and Meyer were married from 2007 to 2020 and share two children. Exclusive photos of the event are available in the Daily Mail app.

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