Tens of thousands of tonnes of rubbish have been deposited at the illegal tip, which is situated between the adventure park and the River Leadon, a tributary of the River Severn.

The revolving door of being Harry and Meghan's publicist continues to spin with the confirmed departure of James Holt. Here, the Mail looks at the most recent departures from Team Sussex.

No 10 defended Keir Starmer's handling of the case of Alaa Abd El-Fattah, amid calls for him to be stripped of his British citizenship over vile outbursts about Jews, the police and white people.

RAC research found 53,015 claims were submitted to 177 councils in 2024, compared with 27,731 claims in 2021. Of those which provided data, Derbyshire County Council saw the biggest increase.

The Pitham family, who share tales of their adventures online, joined what they call the 'great recline debate' - should passengers be allowed to lean back for a whole flight?

Several employees at one of the chain's Edinburgh pubs snubbed the co-leaders of feminist group For Women Scotland, Susan Smith and Marion Calder, after recognising their faces.

The former Newcastle and Liverpool striker, 36, was arrested in April, with the alleged offences relating to an incident in March.

Jayne, 68, and Christopher, 67, were appointed MBEs in 1981 and OBEs in 2000. A petition for the pair to be knighted was rejected in 2023.

This was the year the old world order ended. The order that had defeated Nazi Germany, the greatest evil the modern world has known.

Under Charles Taylor's influence, armed groups in Liberia and Sierra Leone carried out killings, mutilations, forced recruitment of children and widespread sexual violence.

Behind Holly Ramsay and Adam Peaty's nuptials lies a family drama which resulted in the groom's mother - and nearly every member of his family - excluded from the ceremony.

Boasting eight bedrooms, the lavish home in the highly sought after location is reported to have sold for £4.25million.

Militant group Bash Back has said its sights are set on senior politicians' offices, including the Prime Minister's and Wes Streeting - just months after vandalising his constituency office.

SARAH VINE: The mother of one of my oldest friends had a favourite saying. 'Keep your lamps lit, girls,' she used to say cheerfully.

Unions representing the officers have blocked plans for police to stop dinghies by using tactics such as jamming the propellers, saying they could face prosecution if any migrants died as a result.

ALISON BOSHOFF: I can reveal the decision by PR chief Meredith Maines to step down from overseeing Archewell Philanthropies' communications has sparked a furious spin war.

Far from celebrating the end of Stranger Things at a celebrity bash, Millie plans to mark the closing of this chapter in her life on her farm in rural Georgia, surrounded by her rescue animals.

The university - part of the prestigious Russell Group of universities - made the astonishing claim in a new paper about how to 'decolonise' its business school.

Fifty cutters and machinists are said to be owed up to three months' unpaid wages and redundancy money, which was allegedly due after the Istanbul studio closed in April.

Britain's broken number plate system is today laid bare by a Daily Mail investigation which found official suppliers selling plates invisible to road cameras.

Switzerland's Le Rosey is aptly nicknamed the 'School of Kings', with King Juan Carlos of Spain , King Fuad II of Egypt and King Albert II of Belgium all among its alumni.

 A Russian diplomat has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after he was caught selling secrets to US intelligence. 

The visits are being timed to coincide with the 250th anniversary of American independence and come as negotiations continue between the two countries over a trade deal.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky hopes to bring an end to the war between his country and Russia with the help of President Donald Trump.

The use of drones has soared in recent years with Strangeways recording at least 220 drop-offs in just 12 months, the highest figure across prisons in England and Wales.

The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) identified a number of themes and scenes which it considers triggering for younger viewers, and raised the age rating.

Investigator Alex Baber says the man responsible for all six deaths - and possibly many more - was a former US Navy corpsman called Marvin Skipton Margolis.

His overarching theme was the joy of pilgrimage, writes ROBERT HARDMAN. This is, after all, a King who, in past years, would go off for a restorative retreat at a remote Greek monastery.

There are so many women like me - including fellow mothers - spiralling further into addiction, aided and abetted by the season of excess.

I love this time of the year. But it is bitter sweet for farmers, writes JAMIE BLACKETT.

Several other swimmers had to be dragged to safety from the choppy waters at Budleigh Salterton as high winds created huge swells.

Our audit of Food Standards Agency (FSA) food hygiene ratings - part of a wider series unmasking the nation's dirtiest shops - found 1,224 failed inspections.

Royal fans gushed at the pair's 'absolutely beautiful' performance which 'brought tears to people's eyes' with others noting 'Catherine looks so proud of Princess Charlotte'.

Christmas, they say, is a time of giving and the Democrats owe Jeffrey Epstein a sackful of thank you letters

The massacre of Jewish people on Bondi Beach was fuelled by the same ancient hatred as the murder of Jews in Manchester, Lord Walney writes.