Moldova’s pro-Western President wins 2nd term in runoff overshadowed by Russian meddling claims
Moldova's pro-Western President Maia Sandu wins second term in pivotal election marred by Russian interference and voter fraud.
Murray Sinclair dies at 73
Murray Sinclair, who was born when Indigenous people did not yet have the right to vote, grew up to become one of the most decorated and influential people to work in Indigenous justice and advocacy.
Who will be in Kemi's team? New Tory boss 'to offer Jenrick big job'
Kemi Badenoch is poised to offer Robert Jenrick a big job after defeating him to secure the party crown at the weekend.
Jenrick accepts role in Badenoch's top team
Kemi Badenoch's Tory leadership rival has accepted the role of shadow justice secretary, the BBC understands.
Police officer jailed for sexually abusing girl
John Stringer is sentenced to 10 years after being found guilty of five counts of sexual abuse.
Video shows mum's house covered in spiders for Halloween
Sally Jacks spent two days handmaking a giant spider for her display
Swearing at work is more common in the North, judge rules
Robert Ogden made the comment during a clash about his female colleague's weight, Judge Jetinder Shergill heard.
Welsh woman bakes life-sized Queen Elizabeth I sculpture made out of cake
Welsh baker Emma Jayne Morris suffered a serious injury during the four weeks it took to create
Dundee Asda worker jailed for £47k National Lottery scam
Melanie Davies has been jailed for carrying out the con.
Former councillor paid £15K by woman who branded him a 'bully and misogynist'
The money has been paid 'as a mark of regret' and comes with an apology to long-serving councillor Gary Hopkins
I've been ordered to knock down four luxury AirBnB cabins in my garden
John Phillips claims he is the target of a 'hidden vendetta' after locals in the Gower complained he had ruined the views in the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in South Wales with his chalets.
Scots supermarket worker who conned National Lottery out of £50k jailed
Melanie Davies admitted exploiting a glitch in the system to steal £47,000 in under a year while she was working as a till cashier at a branch of Asda.
Visually challenged participants at Inclusive Sports cry foul over ‘guide runner’
Hesron Antony Jude faces challenges in blindfolded running at Kerala State School Sports meet, sparking debate on inclusivity.
Rachel Reeves and her husband 'earn £74,000 per year in rental income'
This south London property can also provide lucrative rental income if, like Rachel Reeves , you have begun to benefit from a grace-and-favour flat as part of your job.
Spare a thought for poor Trump – he lost $1.3bn after his social media stock crashed
The Mirror's US editor Christopher Bucktin reports on the best of the most bizarre it-could-only-happen-in-the-USA stories in his The Buck Stops Here column. This week, Christopher worries that after Trump's social media venture nosedived on the stockmarket, we'll have to get the begging bowl out for him
Urgent care boss 'out of depth' over Letby claims
Karen Townsend told the Thirlwall Inquiry she was only aware of "vague" concerns.
A sex predator stalks his prey in horrifying video
WARNING UPSETTING CONTENT: Ghulan Mohammed, 36, prowled Leicester city centre when he spotted the woman stumbling along a path after becoming separated from her friends.
Old school at the museum
Anyone who attended school in the Central Okanagan in years past can get ready for a big dose of nostalgia with the newest exhibit at the Okanagan Heritage Museum in Kelowna. 
Reeves does the right thing by miners robbed by Tories and gives them Budget boost
Keen to see the injustice against ex miners righted, Mirror political columnist Paul Routledge is delighted by their pension boost in Labour's first Budget – but is sad his old union delegate friend did not live to see it
‘Stand up for democracy’: Priyanka Gandhi urges Wayanad voters
Congress-led UDF candidate Priyanka Gandhi on Monday urged the voters to stand up for democracy while asserting that the Constitution has given them (voters) to decide on what kind of politics they...
Last ever photo taken of Lord Lucan only deepens mystery of nanny killer who vanished
The photo was found on Lord Lucan's bed in his London flat by police officers and taken away as evidence. The black and white image has never been published before
Teen's 11 chilling words to family after stabbing woman to death in scooter row
The teenage murderer suspect repeatedly watched himself stab his victim Danielle Davidson with a zombie-style knife on CCTV in court, before changing his plea to guilty
Former Scotland rugby captain pleads guilty to domestic abuse over five-year period against former partner
Former Scotland rugby captain Stuart Hogg has pleaded guilty to one charge of domestic abuse over a five-year period against his former partner.
Mum's horror as Lidl trolley 'crushes her baby' after rolling off kerb and flipping onto him
Lucy Greatbatch was doing her weekly shop when the trolley 'rolled' off the kerb and toppled over - causing 10-month-old George to hit his head on the pavement.
Kemi Badenoch gives defeated rival Robert Jenrick shadow cabinet job
The new Conservative leader handed her rival the post of shadow justice secretary in a bid to draw a line under the four-month contest and turn her party's fire on the Labour Government.
Monday court round-up — Bail barfer and bouncy badness
A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife.
Businessman and wife assaulted bar staff after being asked to leave
Daniel and Serena Hallam were arrested after leaving one of the victims with a broken jaw and the other with a broken tooth and rib at the Alsager cricket club in Cheshire.
What TV’s Equal Time Rule Is — and What It Isn’t
Kamala Harris on 'SNL' forced NBC to comply with the FCC's Equal Time rule.
Chilling CCTV shows predator tracking woman through streets before trying to rape her
Ghulan Mohammed, 36, was sentenced to seven years and three months after he walked a drunk woman around city streets and ultimately tried to rape her in his car
'I've always tried to make Christmas magical for Jake, this year it's cancelled'
"There will be no Santa," says heartbroken mum Melanie
Asda cashier jailed after conning National Lottery out of nearly £50,000
Melanie Davies, from Brechin, repeatedly told the National Lottery that higher sums had to be paid out having tampered with tickets while working at an Asda supermarket
Boris Johnson's Brexit blunder hampered small boats response, says Keir Starmer
Keir Starmer told The Mirror that the Tory Brexit deal means the UK can no longer lead operations to tackle people traffickers and means vital intelligence isn't being shared
Starmer vows to renegotiate Brexit to tackle migrant Channel crisis
The Prime Minister wants to reinstate the UK's ability to lead investigations into people trafficking - and other crimes - on the Continent.
Lady de Rothschild's death reopened by Italian cops 44 years later
Italian police have reopened the investigation into the mysterious disappearance of the former Lady de Rothschild in an Italian snowstorm in 1980. 
Electric massagers that exploded in UK 'were sent by Russian spies'
The comments come after two incendiary devices were shipped via a DHL logistics centre on July 22 to Birmingham, England and Leipzig, Germany, resulting in a fire.
Hospital boss denies telling police it was unjust to investigate Letby
Ruth Millward, the former head of risk and patient safety at the Countess of Chester Hospital, said she couldn't remember telling police she thought it 'unjust' that Lucy Letby was being investigated.
Family stunned at value of gold coins they've kept for 100 years
A Philadelphia family smartly held onto the 59-coin collection for more than a century. Now, their nest egg is about to pay out after their collection was professionally appraised.
Priyanka Gandhi accuses BJP of ‘politicising’ landslide disaster in Wayanad
Stepping up her attack against the Bharatiya Janata Party(BJP), Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Congress leader and United Democratic Front (UDF) candidate for the Wayanad Lok Sabha byelection, on Monday accused the BJP of “politicising” the landslides that struck this hill district on July 30, killing and displacing many residents.
Small private schools in Wales say they face 'overnight closure' over VAT rules
'I am not being dramatic, that could happen. We could close overnight with an exodus of children'
Labour's private school VAT raid may be 'impossible' to implement
Philip Britton, the incoming chair of the HMC, said he was 'concerned' for finance professionals having to register schools for VAT before the January 1 implementation date.
Russia suspected of plot to send incendiary devices on planes bound for US
Russian officials have been accused of plotting to plant incendiary devices appearing to be electric massagers onto planes headed across the Atlantic although the country's officials have denied being behind it
Prince William has 'unlucky' title that sons George or Louis could inherit
Prince William holds a title aside from Prince of Wales that has a history of tragedies dating back to when it was first given out in the 17th century and it could one day be inherited by George of Louis
BBC criticised over new Chris Kaba documentary
The BBC has been criticised for screening a new documentary about Chris Kaba just two weeks after the officer who shot him dead in 2022 was cleared of a murder charge
Damning audit of Tim Walz's countless lies
With the tightest presidential race in living memory now entering its dramatic final hours, no stray words, comment or cough from the contenders will pass without fierce scrutiny.
Concern among community following spate of ‘sickening’ sex attacks
THERE is increasing concern among the people of Derry after a spate of sexual attacks on women in the city. Four women were attacked in separate incidents last week over the course of seven days. The most recent incident happened on Saturday, November 2, when a woman in her 40s was approached by a man carrying a kitchen knife as she walked her dog in Top of the Hill Park at around 3pm. The man grabbed at the woman, but she called out and swung her dog lead at him, prompting him to run off. Police searched the area but were unable to find the man, who they believe headed in the direction of Corrody Road. He is described as a white man in his 20s, around 5’ 11” tall with a slim build and was wearing all black clothing. He had his hoody pulled tight around his face. The PSNI's Chief Superintendent Gillian Kearney and Detective Chief Superintendent Lindsay Fisher addressed concerns among the community this week PSNI detectives are investigating the possibility that this attack is linked to a similar attack which…
Concern among community following spate of ‘sickening’ sexual attacks
THERE is increasing concern among the people of Derry after a spate of sexual attacks on women in the city. Four women were attacked in separate incidents last week over the course of seven days. The most recent incident happened on Saturday, November 2, when a woman in her 40s was approached by a man carrying a kitchen knife as she walked her dog in Top of the Hill Park at around 3pm. The man grabbed at the woman, but she called out and swung her dog lead at him, prompting him to run off. Police searched the area but were unable to find the man, who they believe headed in the direction of Corrody Road. He is described as a white man in his 20s, around 5’ 11” tall with a slim build and was wearing all black clothing. He had his hoody pulled tight around his face. The PSNI's Chief Superintendent Gillian Kearney and Detective Chief Superintendent Lindsay Fisher addressed concerns among the community this week PSNI detectives are investigating the possibility that this attack is linked to a similar attack which…
'Parcel bombs' that blew up in warehouse were 'rehearsal' for Russian explosion attack on flight to US
A parcel that caught fire at a DHL warehouse in Birmingham was a rehearsal for an attack on a flight to the US, Polish authorities have claimed.
US presidential elections: Abortion rights issue influencing Indian American women's voting preference
Indian American women prioritize reproductive rights in the 2024 election, impacting voting preferences and political engagement.
Reeves warned women could be 'driven out of work' by nursery fee hikes
Rachel Reeves last week announced increases in staffing costs as she put up the national minimum wage and made changes to employers' national insurance.
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