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Simon Andriesz, a 57-year-old British man described as a whistleblower on Howard Lutnick's Epstein links, was found dead by hanging near Bangkok on September 23.

Three Iranian men face charges in the UK over alleged surveillance of journalists, with one London man accused of being a potential hitman targeting regime critics.

A YouGov poll shows Labour support rising three points to 27 per cent after its conference, giving it a five-point lead over Reform.

A Kent country estate owner lost a tax case after a judge ruled his pool house did not count as a separate property eligible for tax relief.

Conservative shadow minister Blake Stephenson claimed during an immigration debate at the party conference that parts of Luton are 'no-go zones' for white people.

An explainer outlines how much first-time buyers would need to save under the new Government Your First Home scheme allowing 2.5% deposits, with tips on saving faster.

Gary Lineker criticised Reform UK's Suella Braverman for saying she is not an 'English person', arguing her comments were intended to divide people.

US bombers were reportedly withdrawn from RAF Fairford amid Pentagon concerns Iran could stage a drone attack modeled on Ukraine's Operation Spiderweb strike on Russian aircraft.

The Daily Mail's Morning Mail poll asks readers how concerned they are about the possibility of Russian missile attacks on Britain.

A survey finds Britons would like to retire at 62 but expect to work about five years longer, with advice offered on closing the gap.

Veteran BBC journalist John Simpson said the corporation faces its worst-ever crisis, predicted the licence fee is finished, and called non-payers 'shoplifters'.

Quentin Letts' sketch describes Jeremy Clarkson's appearance before MPs, highlighting shadow farming minister Victoria Atkins' excited reaction to his arrival.

A Daily Mail diary column reports that Alan Milburn's wife will no longer work from home following a £1m business split, recalling his earlier Cabinet resignation.

A Daily Mail columnist argues BT's fast-tracked acquisition of struggling broadband provider TalkTalk is imperfect but preferable to worse alternatives.

Trump cited a specific threat after a reported foiled terror plot as the Pentagon confirmed US bombers at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire returned to home bases.

JD Vance said the US withdrew bombers from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire to protect personnel, while Downing Street maintained the airbase is safe.

A British whistleblower who alleged his former employer, Trump official Howard Lutnick, failed to disclose business ties to Jeffrey Epstein has been found dead.

Up to 20 councils will send potty training leaflets with primary school place offers this spring, amid reports that one in four children start school in nappies.

Former government food safety adviser Professor Chris Elliott has urged a ban on nitrates and nitrites in processed meats such as bacon, citing bowel cancer risks.

The Home Secretary stated that almost every woman attempting to cross from northern France to the UK by small boat is raped during the journey.

Lidl's UK chief urged planning reform as the German discounter plans around 50 new British stores this year, using price cuts and loyalty offers to gain market share.

Average UK five-year fixed mortgage rates have risen above 6% for the first time in three years as lenders raise prices over inflation concerns.

A Daily Mail columnist argues that Kemi Badenoch's call for 'tough love' is insufficient to address nearly a million young people not in education, employment or training.

John Healey has been warned of a £7bn shortfall if Middle East energy supplies stay disrupted by the US-Iran conflict, raising the prospect of tax rises.

The UK is reportedly considering tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to avoid being penalized under the EU's 'Made in Europe' rules.

UK vehicle production recovered, but the SMMT industry group warned that proposed EU 'Made in Europe' rules could threaten British manufacturers.