Today’s headlines: Sandro Marcos, DSWD, Pope Leo XIV
Oct 19, 2026
A controversial data centre has been narrowly approved despite residents’ concerns about water usage and the stability of the neighbouring landfill.
With a familiar face playing the baddie and a cast packed with musical and comedy talent, this theatre’s panto promises plenty of festive fun.
A “gutted” grandmother told how a hammer-wielding vandal smashed her high street shop window just months after opening.
A McDonald’s branch can finally open in Herne Bay after the final planning hurdle was cleared, despite concerns from residents over noise and smells.
Drone pictures show trees being hacked down at a site earmarked for housing, sparking a Forestry Commission probe into alleged illegal felling.
A son-in-law has slammed the council over the state of a town cemetery, as grass and weeds cover the graves.
A pervert has admitted committing an act of bestiality which was caught on CCTV at a popular riding stables.
Here’s how to book as fans’ favourite Vernon returns to the stage in a dazzling new production of Sleeping Beauty.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) said on Monday it would strengthen its enforcement measures against illegal delivery services operating without the necessary government permits.
As police piece together Archie's final days, the Daily Mail can reveal new details about his parents, their life in Carrs Island and what neighbours observed before his death.
Macron has vowed to crack down on violence in France after yet another day of violent protests, with several cities looted and set on fire as more than half a million people took to the streets.
Thousands of migrants are settling permanently in Britain every week while Labour bickers over a proposed crackdown.
