Farage accused of racist school abuse by former classmate
Yinka Bankole claims Reform UK leader Nigel Farage told him to 'go back to Africa' at school in the 1970s. Farage dismisses allegations as part of a 'smear campaign'.
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Prison tutor jailed for affair with inmate
Melissa Murphy, 48, abused her position of trust at HMP Chelmsford. She pleaded guilty to misconduct after letters and a photo were found. Read the full story.
Senior DWP official blames carers for benefits scandal
A top DWP civil servant has blamed claimants for the carer's allowance crisis, contradicting an official review that found systemic failures. Read how victims face life-changing debts.
SAGE members failed to declare £210m Wellcome grants
A report reveals 26 government Covid advisors did not register over £200m in grants from the pharmaceutical-linked Wellcome Trust, raising serious conflict of interest concerns. Read the full investigation.
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Nuked Blood Scandal: UK's 70-Year Nuclear Denial
Exclusive: The shocking truth behind Britain's nuclear weapons tests on its own troops, a 70-year cover-up, and the fight for justice. Read the full investigation.
Trump 'Furious' with MTG Over Epstein Files Support
Marjorie Taylor Greene reveals Donald Trump's anger at her push to release Jeffrey Epstein files. Discover the details of their escalating public feud.
Fergie's future in doubt as Royal Lodge exit looms
Sarah Ferguson faces an uncertain future as she prepares to leave Royal Lodge. Jennie Bond reveals the one thing she never believed about Fergie's finances. Read the full analysis.
Barbie's Ruth Handler: Benevolent Icon or Cutthroat Businesswoman?
A new unauthorised history claims Barbie creator Ruth Handler was a ruthless litigator who stole the doll's design and sabotaged women's rights. Discover the shocking truth behind the Mattel myth.
Met Police clears itself in double murder corruption probe
Scotland Yard's anti-corruption unit finds no wrongdoing after a three-year probe into a police informant's links to the 1993 murders of PC Patrick Dunne and William Danso, despite failing to interview a key ex-officer witness.
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Fake pregnancy scammer 'stole friend's baby photos'
Kira Cousins, who faked a pregnancy with a doll, allegedly stole a friend's baby pictures. Her ex-pal speaks out as a TV deal sparks fresh outrage. Read the full story.
Ferguson-linked app got £1m taxpayer cash before collapse
A lifestyle app backed by Sarah Ferguson, founded by her rumoured ex-lover, received over £1m in UK tax credits before failing. Explore the fresh woes for the former Duchess.
How Prince Philip's indulgence led to Andrew's downfall
Royal expert Tom Quinn reveals how the late Duke of Edinburgh's indulgence of his 'ultra-masculine' son Andrew created a 'miniature despot', setting the stage for his eventual disgrace and eviction from Royal Lodge. Read the full exposé.
Fergie-linked app failure costs taxpayers £1m
Sarah Ferguson backed a lifestyle app, vVoosh, which received over £1m in taxpayer funds before collapsing without launching. Explore the details of the failed investment.
US 'Biggest Ever' Welfare Fraud in Minnesota
White House officials allege the 'biggest theft of taxpayer dollars in US history' by Somali refugees in Minnesota, with local Democrats implicated. Read the full investigation.
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MPs probe royal 'peppercorn' rents after Andrew scandal
The fallout from Prince Andrew's eviction has triggered a parliamentary inquiry into the low-cost rents paid by other royals on Crown Estate properties, exposing a potential crisis for the monarchy. Read the full investigation.
US Faces Deadline to Release Jeffrey Epstein Files
The US government must release all Jeffrey Epstein documents by 19 December under a new law. Discover what the files may reveal and what they won't contain.
Vanity Fair and Olivia Nuzzi end contract after allegations
Vanity Fair and journalist Olivia Nuzzi have mutually agreed to separate following new allegations about her relationship with RFK Jr. and journalistic ethics breaches. Read the full story.
Police Scotland deputy chief's £112k relocation bill
Deputy Chief Constable Jane Connors received over £112,000 in relocation expenses, as Police Scotland faces a financial 'crossroads'. Read more on the spending row.
Epstein Grand Jury Files Ordered Released
A US federal judge compels the unsealing of Jeffrey Epstein grand jury transcripts, marking a major breakthrough under the new Epstein Files Transparency Act. Discover the details.
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Miss Albania Angela Martini reveals truth behind Trump 'kiss' photo
Angela Martini, Miss Albania 2010, exclusively tells the Daily Mail the story behind the viral 2011 photo that appeared to show her kissing Donald Trump. She calls it an 'optical illusion' and details her respectful relationship with the former president.
Jeffrey Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts to be Unsealed
A federal judge has approved the release of secret grand jury files into paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein. Follow for the latest breaking news updates.
Reform UK expels council leader over racist posts
Reform UK has revoked the membership of Staffordshire council leader Ian Cooper following an investigation into alleged racist abuse targeting Sadiq Khan and David Lammy. Read the full story.
Former Pupil Recounts School Racism by Nigel Farage
Yinka Bankole speaks out after decades, detailing racist abuse from Nigel Farage at Dulwich College. Read his powerful account of memory, identity, and the impact of political denial.
Ex-pupil alleges Farage told him 'that's the way back to Africa'
Yinka Bankole, a former Dulwich College pupil, alleges teenage Nigel Farage racially abused him. He speaks out after Farage's press conference denying malice. Read the full exclusive.
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FBI Director Patel in security detail controversy
FBI Director Kash Patel is accused of pressuring his girlfriend's elite SWAT security team to chauffeur her drunk friends. The FBI and singer Alexis Wilkins deny the allegations. Read the full report.
Santa Claus fight in supermarket shocks shoppers
Shocking footage shows two men dressed as Father Christmas fighting in a Baku supermarket. The festive brawl, over a 'mafia-style' turf war, sent fruit flying. Read the full story.
Sub-postmaster died waiting for Horizon scandal payout
Sarah Armstrong says her husband Jonathan died from stress of the Post Office Horizon scandal before receiving full compensation. Read the family's fight for justice.
Hillsborough survivors call for Bettison to lose knighthood
Survivors launch petition to strip ex-police chief Norman Bettison of his knighthood after a report found he would have faced gross negligence charges over the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.
King Charles wrote apology letter after teenage scandal
A royal expert reveals King Charles wrote a letter of apology to a protection officer dismissed after a teenage drinking scandal. Discover the full story behind the cherry brandy incident.
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Nigel Farage attacks BBC over 'double standards' in racism row
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage criticises the BBC for historical programming as he denies school racism claims. Labour and Tories condemn his response. Vote in our poll.
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