Daily Mail

Hassan Harfoush: As a journalist based in Lebanon, I have covered many conflicts and seen too many dead bodies. But nothing prepared me for the fear and carnage wrought by the events of the last two days. 

One person’s ‘protective’ antics on-set fly in the face of what the #MeToo movement strives to achieve.

SUSANNAH JOWITT: My childhood was a misery of diets as my mother told me I was fat, but new efforts to keep kids thin, like giving them weight-loss jabs of Ozempic or Saxenda will end up making them fatter.

REBECCA ENGLISH: Prince Harry is preparing to celebrate his 40th birthday with a private party, but most royals didn’t even get an invite.

He’s the last man in the world who needs a discount, but Jeff Bezos’ agent is being sued for getting his man a $9 million price drop.

‘When it comes to driving, I know first-hand that she’s a menace on the roads.’

Gordon Ramsay has shared a touching update with fans revealing the Ramsay family is getting bigger.

A nurse has been jailed after her 10-week-old baby died, abandoned at home.

Rupert Murdoch may have dubbed his plan ‘Project Harmony’. But to observers, a high-noon showdown between the tycoon and his four oldest children in a court in Nevada, the nickname looks optimistic.

REBECCA ENGLISH: Some cynics were quick to scoff that the bucolic and decidedly wholesome slice of family life appeared contrived in the Princess of Wales’ health update – but in that, they would be wrong. 

The Dutchess of Sussex has opened up on her ‘chapter of joy’ in a surprise appearance at Oprah Winfrey’s book club in California.

The King on Sunday marked the second anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s death and his accession to the throne in a reflective mood at church.

Demi Moore has revealed why she went nude on-screen and in photo shoots throughout her career, labelling a common assumption one of ‘the biggest misconceptions’ about her.

Sir Brian May has shared a health update after he suffered a ‘sudden’ stroke that left his future playing guitar ‘in some doubt’.

GILL HODGES: As a radiographer, I see women’s breasts all the time — and one thing I know from the moment I look at a patient is if they’re wearing a poorly fitting bra. 

LINDA KELSEY: Women’s sexual imaginations appear to know no bounds, and that is also true for Gillian Anderson’s latest project.

An electrician has been jailed for 32 months after admitting to a sick string of crimes spanning ten years.

IAN BIRRELL: Watching a sad and pathetic 96-year-old woman in the dock convinced me that people who helped the Nazis must face justice - no matter how old or infirm.