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Get set for a painted lady summer: big year for orange butterflies in Britain
Migrant insects have been seen in large numbers along east coast thanks to heatwave and benign southerly windsIf you’ve spotted a pale orange butterfly dashing at frenetic pace through streets, fields or gardens, you’ve noticed the new migrants that will add colour to the summer in record-breaking numbers.What is expected to be the largest arrival of painted lady butterflies in Britain for 17 years is under way after heatwaves and favourable winds ushered thousands if not millions of the insects...
Girl, just five, left 'distressed' after being forced to share unisex school toilets with boys
A girl was left "distressed" after being forced to share unisex school toilets with boys at just five-years-old.The youngster, called 'C', would often go home in pain after refusing to use the toilets at her primary school in Scotland - and even reduced her liquid intake to limit the need to do so.Deeming the boys "too noisy", Child C would wait until she got home. The judge later ruled she was a victim of "indirect discrimination".While both sexes can access the toilet area, each cubicle is mar...
Zorawar tank: The made-in-India war machine built to dominate China on the LAC
India's defence industry has achieved a significant milestone with the indigenous Zorawar light tank, developed in just 19 months for high-altitude Himalayan warfare. Designed to counter China's Type 15, this 25-tonne tank boasts a 105mm gun and advanced missile capabilities. The army plans an initial order of 59 units, with induction expected in 2027.
'In best of families...': Netanyahu responds to Trump's 'crazy' remark
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu acknowledged 'tactical disagreements' with US President Trump over regional conflicts but emphasized their shared goals, particularly countering Iran's nuclear ambitions and Hezbollah. Despite recent heated exchanges, Netanyahu hailed Trump as Israel's 'greatest friend,' citing his strong support for the nation. Both leaders aim for regional stability.
Which royals rent their homes and how much do they pay?
The financial arrangements of several members of the Royal Family have been laid bare in a new National Audit Office (NAO) report.
Reform UK mayor 'storms out' of meeting with Labour minister over Henry Nowak 'hypocrisy'
Reform UK's Andrea Jenkyns stormed out of a meeting with a senior Labour minister following a row over "hypocrisy" surrounding the murder of Henry Nowak. The Mayor of Greater Lincolnshire walked out of a meeting with Communities Secretary Steve Reed and other regional figures over the role social media has played in inflaming so-called "community tensions" in the wake of Mr Nowak's death. The meeting on Thursday is believed to have been called to focus on which powers could be devolved to region...
Water firm faces £44.7m 'enforcement package' for sewage failings
Welsh Water has become the latest major utility firm to face financial sanctions over wastewater failings, with a £44.7m "enforcement package" proposed by the industry regulator.
Iran war day 98: Tehran raises doubts on deal as Lebanon fighting continues
Israel strikes Lebanon despite ceasefire, while Hezbollah rejects deal as death toll tops 3,500.
Monty Don's expert advice to stop lavender plants getting leggy this summer
Monty Don shares his essential lavender tips to keep your plants blooming and healthy this summer without becoming leggy and unkempt.
A part of France will forever be British in eternal thanks for soldiers' D-Day heroics
A part of France will forever be British in eternal thanks for soldiers' D-Day heroicsEXCLUSIVE: Arlette Gondre was just four when British troops liberated her and her family from the Nazis. Share Article Share Article Facebook X LinkedIn Reddit Bluesky Email Copy Link Link copied Bookmark Add us as preferred source Comments By Giles Sheldrick 07:00, Fri, Jun 5, 2026 Madame Arlette Gondre outside Pegasus Bridge Café (Image: JONATHAN BUCKMASTER)The quiet commune of Bénouville in north west France...
'Nothing to worry': DKS in damage-control mode after 'closest of friend' quits Karnataka cabinet
Karnataka chief minister DK Shivakumar has assured that there is "nothing to worry" regarding the resignation of minister Ramalinga Reddy. Reddy, a close friend and senior leader, expressed dissatisfaction with his allocated portfolio and sought a different ministerial post. Shivakumar stated he would discuss the matter with Reddy to resolve the issue.
Watch: Rahul Gandhi scuba dives among Great Nicobar's coral reefs; raises concerns over mega project
Rahul Gandhi criticized the Great Nicobar development project, alleging it prioritizes commercial interests over the island's ecology and local communities. He highlighted concerns about tribal land rights violations, inadequate compensation for settlers, and the potential felling of 1.5 crore trees. Gandhi proposed expanding INS Baaz as a strategic alternative and advocated for sustainable tourism and conservation.
IIM Indore to study Vaibhav Suryavanshi: Is he the first to inspire academic research? Not quite
IIM Indore is launching a study on 15-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who dominated IPL 2026. The research will explore his talent development, resilience, and the support systems behind his success. This follows a trend of academic institutions examining elite athletes like MS Dhoni and Michael Jordan to understand leadership and sustained excellence
Beethoven’s 200-year-old death mystery takes a shocking turn after DNA analysis
On a stormy evening in 1827, Ludwig van Beethoven died in Vienna after years of declining health that had already pulled him out of public life. He had been confined to bed for months, struggling with swelling, jaundice, and exhaustion that made even small movements difficult.
Grieving family wails in court as a Sydney cop avoids jail after killing 16-year-old boy in horror bike crash
Grieving family wails in court as a Sydney cop avoids jail after killing 16-year-old boy in horror bike crashOfficer avoids jail over teen deathFamily sobs during court sentencingSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy WILL NICHOLAS FOR AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: 06:41, 5 June 2026 | Updated: 06:41, 5 June 2026 e-mail View comments
Disgraced socialite claims she has NO money after $176 million judgment for killing two boys as she and plastic surgeon husband are accused of hiding millions in assets
Disgraced socialite claims she has NO money after $176 million judgment for killing two boys as she and plastic surgeon husband are accused of hiding millions in assetsSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy NEIL BLINCOW IN LOS ANGELES Published: 06:38, 5 June 2026 | Updated: 06:40, 5 June 2026 e-mail View comments
More than 19,000 raging students sign petition claiming A-level maths exam was 'too hard'
More than 19.000 pupils have signed a petition claiming an A-level maths exam was too hard, comparing it to a "war crime".Pearson Edexcel's Maths 1 paper, sat on Wednesday, was criticised by students who claimed it was significantly harder than past papers and previous exams, leaving them feeling "overwhelmed" and "uncertain".The petition - which received over 15,000 signatures in just 24 hours - is demanding a "thorough review" of the A-level paper and the "impact that the paper's difficulty ma...
Google job cuts: Company says evaluating internal structures
Google has recently laid off employees within its Cloud division, impacting its Threat Intelligence Group and Mandiant. This move, mirroring broader tech industry trends, sees the company reallocating resources towards artificial intelligence development. Google AI CEO Demis Hassabis, however, believes companies should leverage AI-driven productivity gains to expand, not reduce, their workforce.
RERA FAQs: 25 questions every homebuyer should know the answers to
India's RERA Act has revolutionized real estate by mandating project registration, transparent disclosures, and escrow accounts to prevent fund diversion. Developers now face strict penalties for delays and violations, while buyers gain rights to refunds and interest. This landmark legislation ensures accountability, protecting millions of homebuyers from past uncertainties and malpractices.
‘Rohit has to do a lot of hard work’: Ex-selector says Virat's WC spot is beyond doubt
Former selector Saba Karim believes Virat Kohli is a certainty for the 2027 ODI World Cup due to his consistent performances and fitness. In contrast, Rohit Sharma faces significant pressure to improve his fitness and batting to be considered for the tournament. Kohli's evolving strike rate and commitment impress selectors, while Rohit's recent IPL form raises concerns.