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Duchess of York rubs shoulders with Hollywood stars at Venice Film Festival
The Duchess of York rubbed shoulders with Hollywood A-listers on the red carpet of the Venice International Film Festival..
Harry Styles jokes he went to Venice to spit on Chris Pine at US tour show
Harry Styles has joked that he went to Venice to spit on Chris Pine in response to a viral video from the world-famous international film festival..
Hospital therapy cat and group rescuing animals in Ukraine honoured for work
A hospital therapy cat with an eclectic collection of bow ties and a British Army veteran who has rescued animals from Ukraine are among pets and humans to be recognised for their work at this years Mirror Peoples Pet Awards..
Only 13 think Government has right policies for NHS poll suggests
Fewer than one in eight people think the Government has its policies right on the NHS, a new poll suggests..
Affordable homes programme could be more ambitious in supporting wider aims
Government efforts to build more affordable homes could be more ambitious in helping to achieve wider aims, such as net-zero commitments, according to a public spending watchdog..
MSP says consultation finds 76 fully supportive of Bill for assisted dying
The MSP who wants to change the law to allow assisted dying in Scotland said the overwhelming consultation on his plans showed a majority support such a measure..
Tory MP begins net zero tour to defend green policies
A leading Tory environmentalist is to begin a tour of the UK in defence of green policies on Thursday amid siren calls to abandon net zero in the face of the cost-of-living crisis..
HRT medicine to be sold without prescription for the first time
A medicine for menopausal woman is to be sold without a prescription for the first time in the UK..
Health leaders warn of busy winter for NHS as they call on PM to take action
The NHS will face extreme pressure in the coming months without intervention from the new Government, health leaders have warned..
Veterans charity urges tattoo artists to take up mental health training offer
Hairdressers and tattoo artists are being encouraged by a veterans charity to take a short training course on how to spot and support suicidal clients..
Ferguson Marine scandal brings disgraced ex minister back to Holyrood
Former finance secretary Derek Mackay will return to Holyrood on Thursday to give evidence on the Ferguson Marine scandal..
House sales expected to fall in the months ahead but prices are still rising
Homebuyer inquiries fell in August at the steepest rate since the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic as the cost-of-living crisis and wider economic challenges affected market conditions, according to surveyors..
Golden eagle numbers soar to new heights in conservation project
Six more golden eagle chicks have been relocated to southern Scotland as part of a conservation project, bringing their numbers to the highest level in the area for three centuries..
Sweeteners linked to heart disease in new study
Academics have identified a possible link between artificial sweeteners and heart disease in a new study..
Malaria booster vaccine shows durable efficacy study suggests
A malaria vaccine created by Oxford researchers is really exciting and could contribute towards drastically reducing the number of children who die from the infection, experts suggest..
Afghan boy 11 reunited with twin brother in UK after a year stranded in France
An 11-year-old Afghan boy who spent a year stranded alone in France following the Kabul airport bombing is tired but happy after travelling to the UK to be reunited with his twin brother..
No gun found in car of man shot dead by police watchdog confirms
No gun was found in the car of a man who was fatally shot by armed officers after a chase in south London, the police watchdog has confirmed..
Weekend Lotto jackpot to be 71m after no one wins midweek top prize
One Lotto player could claim £7.1 million this weekend after participants failed to predict all six numbers in Wednesdays draw..
Truss set to announce bold plan to guard against spiralling bills
Prime Minister Liz Truss will soon announce her bold plan to guard households and businesses against crippling costs while ramping up domestic energy supply..
Cambridge gang George Charlotte and Louis at new school ready for first day
An excited Cambridge gang Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis have settled into their new school, with the milestone captured in photographs on their first day..





















