Daily Mail

Special forces and the Met have foiled an alleged plan by suspected Iranian operatives to launch a major attack, detaining eight individuals nationwide.

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Pharmacists are set to provide weight-management medication on prescription, bypassing the need for a doctor’s appointment in a bid to address rising obesity rates.

Maresca cautions that an artificial pitch in a forthcoming high-stakes fixture could heighten the risk of injuries, potentially jeopardising his side’s pursuit of a top-five finish.

A major retailer is grappling with a severe IT disruption allegedly mounted by a notorious hacking collective demanding millions in ransom, prompting Scotland Yard to mount a formal investigation.

Nurses, teachers and council workers have threatened to strike over pay rises and cuts to services, with Labour facing criticism for appearing too soft on unions.

More than 350 publicly funded bosses now earn a higher salary than the PM, with at least 1,500 receiving more than £100,000, prompting renewed pressure on Labour to fulfil its pledge to curtail these expenses.

A television presenter has acknowledged feeling profound distress after facing serious allegations about past behaviour, emphasising that any offending comments never stemmed from malicious intent.

Critics claim new online safety rules prioritise big tech’s profits over children’s welfare, leaving young users more exposed and prompting calls for stronger oversight.

A prominent figure from across the Atlantic has issued an ultimatum to a counterpart abroad, insisting on acceptance of a proposed settlement or the country risks dire consequences, drawing strong backing from Western supporters and commanding headlines for its stark implications.