Michelin Guide 2026: No New Three-Star Restaurants
The Michelin Guide 2026 ceremony in Dublin saw no new three-star restaurants awarded, despite predictions. Ten retained top status while several eateries earned first or second stars.
Category : Politics
Labour Leadership Contest Begins Amid Starmer Pressure
Speculation over Keir Starmer's future intensifies as allies of Angela Rayner and Wes Streeting trade blows, revealing deep divisions within the Labour Party.
LA Taco Shop Shines in Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Performance
Villa's Tacos, a beloved Los Angeles taqueria, made a surprise cameo during Bad Bunny's Super Bowl LX half-time show, celebrating immigrant culture and community pride in a landmark event.
Sydney Protests Turn Violent Amid Israeli President Visit
NSW police face accusations of an over-the-top response to protests in Sydney against the Israeli president's visit, with violent clashes and pepper-spraying reported. Meanwhile, Labor ministers met Japanese gas executives over fossil fuel investments.
Streeting's Texts to Mandelson Criticise Starmer's Government
Senior Labour minister Wes Streeting has released private messages with Peter Mandelson, revealing criticism of Keir Starmer's government over economic strategy and foreign policy.
Reform-led Worcestershire to Impose Largest Council Tax Rise
Worcestershire County Council, led by Reform UK, has been granted permission to raise council tax by up to 9%, the highest increase in England, sparking embarrassment for the party. The government also announced a £5bn debt write-off for councils' special
Author Flees Minneapolis Over Woke Mob Culture to Kentucky
Novelist Ann Bauer details how politically-driven chaos and performative activism in Minneapolis forced her family to relocate to Kentucky, where they've started a new publishing venture.
Downing Street's Swift Operation Secures Starmer's Position
Keir Starmer's team successfully navigated a leadership challenge after key resignations, demonstrating resilience and strategic coordination in a high-stakes political drama.
Wes Streeting's Private Messages with Peter Mandelson Revealed
Health Secretary Wes Streeting publishes private text messages with Lord Peter Mandelson, revealing fears over election prospects and government strategy amid a political scandal.
Chris Wormald Exits No 10 as Third Senior Departure in Days
Cabinet Secretary Chris Wormald is negotiating his exit from Downing Street, becoming the third key staff departure in recent days as Keir Starmer reshapes his operation.
Cockerel Faces Police Seizure Over Noise ASBO in Norfolk Village
Sue Farthing's rooster Colonel has been threatened with a Community Protection Notice by South Norfolk Council following noise complaints. Over 900 people have signed a petition supporting the cockerel.
Falcons' Pearce Charged with Felonies After Alleged Attack
Atlanta Falcons linebacker James Pearce Jr faces five felony charges, including aggravated battery of a police officer and stalking WNBA star Rickea Jackson, following a dramatic arrest in Miami.
Trump Aides Attend Super Bowl as President Skips and Criticizes Halftime
Corey Lewandowski and Karoline Leavitt, two loyal Trump aides, were spotted at the Super Bowl in California while President Trump declined to attend, instead criticizing the halftime show from Mar-a-Lago.
Police Clash at Sydney Rally Against Israeli President's Visit
Anthony Albanese's invitation to Israeli President Isaac Herzog sparks controversy as police use pepper spray and mass charges on protesters in Sydney, with the Greens condemning the action as inappropriate.
Starmer Gets Applause from Labour MPs Amid Resignation Calls
Sir Keir Starmer received over 30 seconds of applause from Labour MPs in a show of support after Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar called for his resignation.
Streeting Texts Reveal Criticism of Starmer's Government
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has published private messages with disgraced peer Peter Mandelson, exposing internal criticism of economic policy and Israel stance.
DWP Chief Schofield Resigns After Carer's Allowance Scandal
Sir Peter Schofield, the DWP's top official, announces his departure for personal reasons, following intense criticism over the carer's allowance scandal that left thousands in debt.
Sherri Shepherd Vows to Fight After Show Cancellation
Sherri Shepherd addresses cancellation of her daytime talk show after four seasons, promising to 'fight to keep the show alive' and continue spreading joy to audiences.
Vatican Approves Beatification of TV Evangelist Fulton Sheen
The Vatican has given final approval for the beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen, the pioneering televangelist, after a six-year investigation into clergy misconduct cases.
Jeff Goldblum's Rare Family Outing at Milan Olympics Event
Jeff Goldblum, 73, made a rare public appearance with his wife Emilie Livingston and their two young sons at a Milan Olympics cocktail party, while reflecting on fatherhood later in life.
Inside the $1.5 Million Super Bowl Suite: Luxury and Celebrities
The Daily Mail was granted exclusive access to a $1.5 million Super Bowl suite at Levi's Stadium, revealing how A-listers and high-rollers experience football's biggest game with five-star dining and celebrity sightings.
Pilot Arrested for Paedophile Ring Before Flight Takeoff
Sérgio Antônio Lopes, a 60-year-old LATAM Airlines pilot, was arrested in front of passengers in Brazil for allegedly running a child abuse ring. Police operation 'Fasten your Seatbelt' targets sexual exploitation.
ICE Arrests Show Low Rate of Violent Criminal Records
A DHS analysis shows less than 14% of ICE arrests in Trump's second term involved violent crimes, contradicting campaign promises and highlighting broader deportation impacts.
Conservative Podcaster Slams Liberal Women's Hypocrisy
Jayme Leagh Franklin, a former Trump White House staffer and podcast host, argues that liberal women are her fiercest critics, exposing what she sees as progressive feminism's hypocrisy in attacking conservative women.
Starmer's Lonely Premiership: Allies Depart Amid Mandelson Scandal
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer confronts unprecedented political isolation following the resignation of key aides and calls for his resignation over the Peter Mandelson appointment scandal.
McSweeney Resignation Leaves Starmer's Premiership Adrift
The resignation of Sir Keir Starmer's chief of staff, Morgan McSweeney, signals the collapse of the political project that returned Labour to power, leaving the prime minister isolated and facing a crisis of authority.
Davey to Labour: End Infighting or Call Election
Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey issues a stark warning to Keir Starmer's government, demanding an end to internal chaos or a general election to prevent further national decline.
Starmer Survives Cabinet Revolt After Tense Standoff
Keir Starmer's premiership hangs by a thread as Cabinet ministers reluctantly back him after a 24-hour crisis triggered by Scottish Labour's call for resignation.
Cruz Reportedly Gains Newsmax Support for 2028 Presidential Run
Senator Ted Cruz told donors that Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy will back his 2028 presidential campaign, according to a Daily Mail source. Ruddy is testifying before Cruz's committee on media ownership rules.
King Charles Offers Police Support in Andrew Epstein Probe
King Charles expresses profound concern over new allegations that Prince Andrew shared confidential reports with Jeffrey Epstein and states readiness to assist Thames Valley Police.
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