Hollywood's repetitive landmark destruction in movies
From the Statue of Liberty to Big Ben, Hollywood keeps blowing up the same landmarks. We explore why filmmakers need fresh targets for cinematic destruction. Read more.
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Why Hollywood Keeps Destroying the Same Landmarks
From the Statue of Liberty to Big Ben, Hollywood's disaster movies repeatedly target the same icons. As 'Greenland 2' joins the list, we ask: isn't it time for more creative destruction?
Get a Free National Trust Family Day Pass Until 2026
Families can claim a free National Trust day pass worth up to £50 for entry to hundreds of historic sites and natural landscapes across the UK. Offer ends March 2026.
Free National Trust Family Pass Offer Until 2026
Families can enjoy a free day out at National Trust sites worth £50. Get your voucher from the Mirror between 10-18 Jan 2026. Explore heritage and nature for free!
2025: The Year Public Trust Finally Snapped
Kenny Campbell argues the real threat to trust isn't fake news scandals but relentless low-grade misinformation. As 2026 begins, we face a crisis of stamina, not just deception.
Historic Ariana Cinema in Kabul Torn Down
Kabul's iconic Ariana Cinema, a cultural landmark since 1963, has been demolished to make way for a shopping centre under Taliban rule. Explore the history and loss felt across Afghanistan and beyond.
Heiress can't access fortune, struggles to feed eight children
Linda Perillo, heiress to a multi-million pound tour operator fortune, is trapped in financial hardship as trustees control her wealth, leaving her unable to properly feed and clothe her eight children. Read her shocking story.
$56.8m Restoration for Iconic Men in Black Pavilion
A decaying NYC landmark featured in 'Men in Black' is set for a $56.8 million restoration. Discover the plan to save this 1964 World Fair relic and its future as a tourist hotspot.
15 hurt in San Francisco cable car incident
More than a dozen people were injured when a historic San Francisco cable car stopped suddenly. Read the latest on the investigation and safety review.
Siblings feud over $50m inheritance properties
Five wealthy heirs descend into petty squabble over $10 million homes in trust fund reveal, mirroring HBO's Succession drama. Experts reveal how ultra-rich families manage inheritance.
Famed Stahl House in LA for sale for $25m
The legendary Stahl House, a midcentury modern icon in Hollywood Hills, is on the market for the first time. This architectural gem, famous for its breathtaking city views, seeks a new custodian.
Cheryl Tweedy's name stripped from charity centre
Fans are outraged as Cheryl Tweedy's name is removed from the Newcastle youth centre she helped raise £1million for. Discover the royal charity's explanation.
Cheryl's Name Stripped from King's Trust Youth Centre
Pop star Cheryl Cole's name has been removed from the Newcastle youth centre she founded and funded. Discover the full story behind this dramatic change and the royal charity's explanation.
Washington Cathedral: A Nation's Story in Stone
Explore how Washington National Cathedral's funerals, from presidents to pioneers, narrate the American story. Discover the hallowed ground where history and heritage converge.
Trust Crisis: Only 41% of Britons Trust Neighbours
Exclusive figures reveal a collapse in community trust, with less than half of the public trusting their neighbours. The Co-operative Party urges government action to rebuild local pride and connection.
Demonic 'Wind in the Willows' Jumper Banned from Abbey
Westminster Abbey bans visitor wearing 'demonic' Mr Toad jumper after complaints. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between modern expression and traditional spaces.
Supreme Court rules against transgender passport rights
In a controversial 6-3 ruling, America's highest court has upheld the Trump administration's policy requiring biological sex designation on passports, sparking outrage from LGBTQ+ advocates.
NHS Trust removes Prince Andrew plaque in royal snub
An NHS mental health trust has discreetly removed a plaque commemorating the Duke of York's patronage, dealing another significant blow to the disgraced royal's public standing.
Woman loses 'Karen' discrimination lawsuit against theme park
A New Jersey woman's discrimination lawsuit against a theme park, where she claimed staff called her 'Karen', has been dismissed by a US federal judge in a precedent-setting case.
North East England's Government Trust Crisis Revealed
Exclusive research reveals a dramatic trust deficit in County Durham, Newcastle, and Middlesbrough, with residents expressing unprecedented skepticism toward Westminster.
Australian Court Restricts Puberty Blockers for Trans Kids
In a historic judgment with global implications, Australia's Federal Court has ruled that puberty blockers for transgender children are no longer considered 'therapeutic treatment', sparking intense debate across medical and LGBTQ+ communities.
UK Supreme Court rejects transgender rights appeal
Britain's highest court has rejected a landmark case seeking to expand transgender rights, dealing a significant setback to gender recognition reform efforts across the UK.
Domestic abuse victim's suicide ruled unlawful killing
In a groundbreaking legal precedent, Georgia's tragic suicide has been ruled an unlawful killing by her abusive partner, setting a new standard in domestic violence cases across England.
Brits trust AI more than politicians, poll reveals
A groundbreaking survey shows Britons now place greater trust in artificial intelligence and Google search results than in government ministers and MPs, signalling a dramatic crisis of confidence in Westminster.
UK Autumn Harvest Under Threat from Severe Weather
The National Trust warns of a compromised autumn harvest and damaged landscapes as relentless rain and strong winds create treacherous conditions for farmers and gardeners across the UK.
Police probe as historic White Horse landmark is vandalised
Wiltshire Police launch investigation after the ancient Cherhill White Horse, a protected monument, is illegally altered with a red cross, sparking local outrage and a heritage crime probe.
Supreme Court Rules on Trans Rights in Single-Sex Spaces
The UK Supreme Court has rejected a landmark case seeking to redefine access to single-sex spaces, delivering a pivotal judgment with far-reaching implications for transgender rights, equality law, and service providers across Britain.
South Africa ends forced surname change for wives
A historic South African court ruling declares the common law practice compelling married women to adopt their husband's surname unconstitutional, championing gender equality and personal choice.
Grenfell Survivor, 16, Launches Landmark Council Lawsuit
A courageous 16-year-old survivor of the Grenfell Tower tragedy has initiated a landmark High Court claim against the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, alleging a catastrophic failure in fire safety that led to the devastating 2017 blaze.
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