Pipe Major Trevor Macey-Lillie, of 19th Regiment Royal Artillery, performed Highland Laddie on Port Winston - the remains of one of the temporary Mulberry harbour made for the landings. read
Siobhan Prigent owns a profit-making company which takes taxpayers' money to provide clinical trial coordination at University College London Hospital (UCLH). read
Pope Francis has approved altering 'lead us not into temptation' to 'do not let us fall into temptation' because he believes it shifts the responsibility onto Satan. read
Psychotherapist Jody Day, explored the grief felt by women who find themselves in the Solo Generation. Lesley Pyne , 57, who recently lost both of her parents endured six rounds of IVF. read
Michael Gove warns candidates that pledging to leave the EU in October 'come what may' risk a clash that could put Jeremy Corbyn in Downing Street. read
MICHAEL GOVE: I have used the Whitehall machine to get things done and force through dynamic reforms. I have directed civil servants rather than letting them direct me. read
Jeannette Kupfermann argues that it's time for the U.S. First Lady to be judged on her own terms. She questions why many many have failed to Melania, 49. read
An excerpt from H.E. Bates's classic novel The Mill was included in Tuesday's AQA English Literature exam. read
Kevin Dooley (pictured), 48, from Leeds, was found hanged by his daughter Leanne Dooley, 28, on December 17 last year and died three days later in hospital - the week before Christmas. read
Tricia Cusden revealed how best to engage with the world of beauty and style while being age appropriate. The 71-year-old explained how big bags can be ageing and how to embrace grey hair. read
Daniel Jones beat out 2,500 applicants to win the 145-acre Parc Farm in Great Orme, north Wales, in 2016, on the basis that he use traditional shepherding methods to protect the area's plants. read
HSE officials turned up on the Bond set yesterday following an explosion. The stunt is said to have featured a fireball ripping through a laboratory. The film has been beset by problems. read
The Levenseindekliniek (End of Life Clinic) in The Hague, which specialises in euthanasia, released a statement from Noa Pothoven's friends about her death earlier today. read
The NHS is our national religion. We may grumble about the NHS - in fact most of us regularly do - but if anyone threatens to reform it we rise up in horror. read
While the Saudis' ultimate goal has not been conclusively assessed by US intelligence, the missile advancement could indicate potential Saudi efforts to one day deliver a nuclear warhead. read
To travel light, it's essential to pack efficiently. FEMAIL reveals how to fit everything you need in a carry-on luggage that can be stored in an airplane's overhead compartment. read
Radhika Sanghani who decorated her first home in London using antique bargains, advised on how to get the best furniture deals and revealed what she's learned about auctions. read
Blake Barrass, 14, and his brother Tristan, 13, were found dead at a house in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, on the morning of May 24. read
Around 1,500 people are employed at the South Wales site and could now face losing their jobs should the proposal go ahead. Sources close to the plant have labelled the news 'devastating.' read
We explain what has happened to women's state pension age (and how men's are being raised now too), what arguments are being made at the High Court, and what might happen next. read
In another setback for the stock picker, the FCA said where it believes there are 'circumstances suggesting serious misconduct or non-compliance with the rules it may open an investigation'. read
Sasha from Nottingham blew everyone's mind when she revealed she takes an extension lead on holiday instead of multiple adaptors, and won praise on Twitter for her 'futuristic' travel hack. read
ROBERT HARDMAN: All the allied nations - plus the old enemy - gathered in Portsmouth. Southsea Common had been transformed into a fortified open-air theatre for 300 veterans and their families. read
Mr Trump and his wife Melania, who are travelling to Ireland this afternoon, joined the monarch and Prince Charles to speak to some of the 300 men who fought on the Normandy beaches 75 years ago. read
Foreign dignitaries and cabinet members joined the Queen, the Prime Minister and President Donald Trump in Portsmouth for the 75th commemorative anniversary of D-Day. read
Veterans aged in their 90s were among the 280 paratroopers who jumped from Dakotas over Normandy today to commemorate the decisive June 6 landings of 1944. read
Heroic veterans of the D-Day landings are sailing from Portsmouth to Normandy as they recreate phase two of Operation Overlord, the amphibious landings at the French coast. read
Thomas Cuthbert, 93, told the President, 'if I only I was 20 years younger' while gesturing to Melania, 49, during a conversation in Portsmouth. read
Theresa May has thanked the Mail's generous readers as she today prepares to unveil a monument to 22,442 fallen servicemen and women. read
To celebrate the 75th anniversary of D-Day, the Daily Mail have gone through the archives to see how the historic events were covered in the paper. read
With the simple words 'Ok, let's go', General Dwight D Eisenhower unleashed 156,000 British, American and Canadian troops onto French soil to begin the liberation of the country from the Nazis. read
American medics treat a wounded man on the beaches, British soldiers reinforce their position before pushing inland and Allied forces stream ashore after the initial firefight in these pictures. read
Eric Chardin, 94, thought he was recording a small video clip for the BBC about the invasion's 75th anniversary, when it was revealed he'd been seen speaking 'across the nation'. read
Helen Carroll spent a week ordering each meal from restaurants in North London using either Uber Eats, Deliveroo or Just Eat. She compared the price of the services to cooking from scratch. read
Samantha Simmonds whose son Rafi was 10-years-old when he begun asking about pornography, questions if the UK's new legislation will be able to keep children from viewing explicit content. read
It was today revealed that in the cases of Dylan Tiffin-Brown (pictured) and Evelyn-Rose Muggleton, agencies 'lost opportunities' to potentially save them. read
Transport for London wants to roll out 20mph speed limits on all roads inside the capital's congestion zone. read
In an adorable video posted to Facebook on Tuesday, little Kingston is having a full conversation with his father - Deztin Pryor - as the two watch television. read
The NHS watchdog, NICE, said people should be encouraged by people at work to be more active and lose weight, but one critic said the guides were a 'ridiculous' waste of money. read
It is the Japanese concept that inspired the Duchess of Cambridge's garden at the Chelsea Flower Show. Now there are calls for shinrin-yoku, or 'forest bathing', to be prescribed on the NHS. read
Love Island fans have flocked to social media to slam Joe for his sulky behaviour towards Lucie. read
Dr Darren Naish, a zoologist at Southampton University, said while speaking at Cheltenham Science Festival that his years of research have concluded the Loch Ness monster does not exist. read
Death-defying swimming pools are set to become the latest architectural trend in central London by the looks of things. read
Yesterday jurors at the Old Bailey heard how Jack was 15 when he was diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder and Tourette's Syndrome and his parents took him to a mental health centre. read
Philip Green hired Alan Jackson, who is also representing Kevin Spacey, as the Topshop billionaire tries to fight off assault charges in the US. read
Vashon Flowers, 46, from Michigan, was sitting in the court charged with the murder of his wife Jamie Thomas-Flowers when her son, London Thomas, ran towards him in an attempt to attack him. read
The 21-year-old, who is giving evidence against one of her alleged captors at his trial in Milan, said Paul Baxendale-Walker would be the right person to contact to help secure her freedom. read
Irina Shayk has reportedly moved out the home she shares with Bradley Cooper. read
Denmark's centre-right prime minister has conceded defeat in general elections where results show left-leaning parties making large gains. read
The proposals, which were launched last month, involve the closure of 23 stores in the UK and Ireland. read
Last night the President's sons Don Jr and Eric pulled pints and chatted with locals in the tiny Irish village of Doonbeg in County Clare after the First Family touched down at Trump's golf resort read
Trump's political best friend in the UK says Britain's trade negotiators are unprepared to square off against the U.S. so he'll send his own delegation of businessmen to the White House to bypass them. read
The US president referred to the 310-mile boundary across the top of the island of Ireland as 'your wall' as they posed for cameras in Shannon after his three-day visit to Britain. read
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania arrived at the Shannon Airport in Ireland on Wednesday at the end of their three-day state visit to the UK. read
Linton, 38, has been accompanying her husband on Trump's state visit to UK. After posting photos from the state dinners, critics asked why she was there in the first place. read
Ivanka, 37, took to Twitter to say she was headed to The Hague, a city in the Netherlands where war crimes and crimes against humanity are often tried. read
President Trump's domestic problems will follow him to the beaches of Normandy as Speaker Nancy Pelosi joins a large delegation of lawmakers traveling there to mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day. read
Donald Trump and his wife Melania, who moved on to Ireland this afternoon before going to France tomorrow, joined the monarch and Prince Charles to speak to World War Two veterans. read
Heathrow said the technology should cut queues at security and reduce the amount of plastic bags used to store liquids. Other airports across Britain are expected to follow suit. read
Researchers from the University of Victoria in Canada have estimated that the average American consumes over 70,000 particles of microplastics per year and the health effects are unclear. read
Abbey Clancy declared she feels like the 'luckiest girl alive' as she shared a sweet snap of her newborn with her husband Peter Crouch and their children. read
The singer, 32, looked in high spirits as he strolled down the street in south London in a pair of red shorts and a black hoodie while listening to music. read
Estimates of the numbers who died in the aftermath of the explosion at Chernobyl on the night of April 26, 1986 vary between 4,000 and 93,000, many of them children. read
A study said those who develop type 2 diabetes - linked to obesity - in their 40s or 50s are at a higher risk of stroke after they reach 60. read
Neil Woodford on Monday told investors they could no longer pull their cash out of his flagship £3.7billion fund in a drastic move to stop a rush to the exit. But he has continued to collect fees. read
Scot Peterson was stony-faced as he appeared via video link to a court in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, from the Broward County Jail on Wednesday for a brief bond hearing on 11 charges. read
Chelsea stars Antonio Rudiger, Ross Barkley and Callum Hudson-Odoi have all been caught speeding on the same stretch of road that leads from the club's training ground into London. read
Michael Caine won a million hearts as ex-con Charlie Croker but how did the rest of the stars of The Italian Job fare? We look at the extraordinary off-screen lives of the some of the cast. read
Nigel Farage's Brexit Party hopes to win its first seat in Westminster as Peterborough goes to the polls today with its candidate Mike Greene/ The result is expected early on Friday. read
The minister, who voted Remain in 2016, said the Tories needed to choose a leader for 'the next six years and beyond' rather than the next 'six months', saying: 'The Conservative party has to get this right.' read
The former foreign secretary lodged a request for a judicial review at the High Court last week after he was ordered to appear in court over his claim Britain sends EU £350million every week. read
Former Work and Pensions Secretary Esther McVey insisted there should only be jobs in the top team for people who 'believe in Brexit'. read
Pictures of 16 people arrested on drug charges show quickly substance misuse can change appearances. They were charged with possessing meth, heroin, marijuana and other substances. read
Chris Grayling indicated that parts of the high-speed rail link between London, Birmingham and up to the North could be scaled back in the wake of the Crossrail debacle. read
Fahad Nur, 18, was found in a pool of blood after he was stabbed to death outside Cardiff University in the early hours of Sunday morning. He later died in hospital. read
President Donald Trump saidNorth Korea's special representative to the U.S. for nuclear negotiations had not been assassinated and said he looks forward to meeting again with Kim Jong-un. read
President Donald Trump had an unscheduled conversation with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday while the visiting leaders were at a D-Day event in the UK. read
A total of 22 pages of documents was released on Wednesday from the FBI's records vault that details the FBI's Bigfoot research from 1976 to 1977. read
Jupiter will shine brightly in the night sky all throughout the month of June, with the best views likely to occur on June 10, when it reaches a point known as opposition, according to NASA. read
A GP has called for doctors to prescribe singing as an alternative to medicine. Dr Simon Opher said he sees patients less often if they join a music group or a choir because of singing's benefits. read
The Hoa Hakan-anai'a statue was presented as a gift to Queen Victoria after it was brought back to Britain by Navy commodore Richard Powell who found it buried on the island in 1869. read
He seemed destined for a life of crime and prison. Instead, he is now feted by U.S. presidents and business moguls. read
Simon Stevens said there was 'no possibility whatsoever' of the NHS being opened up to provide greater access for US firms, as the President had suggested. read
Jeremy Corbyn approvingly cited George Lansbury's 1939 claim that giving up weapons would make the UK the 'safest nation in the world'. read
Regan Tierney has been named locally as the woman found dead at a home in the Walkden area of Salford in Greater Manchester in the early hours of this morning. read
The system would only apply to surrogacy conducted within Britain. Cases in which would-be parents hire a surrogate mother from a foreign clinic would still need to be approved by a judge. read
Australian Federal Police raided public broadcaster the ABC's office on Wednesday with an extensive warrant, and seized more than 9,200 files relating to the 2017 series The Afghan Files. read
The breakthrough came when two children's milk teeth were found buried deep in a remote archaeological site in north eastern Siberia. read
Four bodies have been removed from Mount Everest after a deadly climbing season. Cleaners also spent weeks collecting food wrappers, cans, bottles and empty oxygen cylinders. read
Dave Gildea, Vice President for a software company in Silicon Valley, shared a photo of his destroyed footrest on May 22 and shared that his horrible experience occurred the day before. read
SHEKHAR BHATIA IN PORTO: England fans launched bottles at riot police in Porto this evening before the officers chased them down with shields and batons. read
The leaders of China and Russia met at the beginning of a three-day Moscow summit. 'President Putin is for me a best friend,' Xi told journalists. read
Cardinal and sex offender George Pell could be a step closer to freedom as prosecutors get off to a less than confident start in their bid to keep him caged. read
A woman who bought a polka dot dress for a wedding asked members of the British parenting forum Mumsnet for advice, and while many thought it was fine, others said it was a risky choice. read
Insurance tycoon Peter Mullin, 78, has been fighting West Oxfordshire District Council to get plans approved for his futuristic car museum, race track and 28 holiday lodges. read
The Home Office has given Metropolitan Police detectives the funding to investigate missing toddler Madeleine McCann's disappearance for another year, sources claim. read
Pharmaceutical company Pfizer, based in New York, made a surprising finding about its arthritis drug in 2015 but didn't tell anyone because it 'thought the science wasn't strong enough'. read
The images were taken many decades ago in a different era, before Photo Shopping and retouch madness. In many cases, the shots are candid with little preparation capturing the person at ease. read
Russia's new interceptor rocket has successfully blasted-off from Sary-Shagan training range in Kazakhstan. Russian defense ministry footage shows the moment of launch from six angles. read
Children aged 11 to 16 will be taught the importance of having good role models instead of being influenced by gang leaders. read
NASA images show the sun's surface looks completely blank with no sunspots visible. The American space agency says this may indicate it has reached the solar minimum stage of its cycle. read
Drone footage has shown thousands of Muslims praying on Eid al-Fitr, the final day of Ramadan, at Jama Masjid mosque in New Delhi, India, on Wednesday. read
Damien LeRoy, 37, nearly died in a paragliding accident in Florida in 2016. Last week he proposed to Alex Hoover, 29, the nurse who cared for him. read
Andrew Hooper, 46, is accused of blasting Cheryl Hooper, 51, twice with an antique double-barrelled shotgun as she sat in her Land Rover Evoque outside her house in Newport, Shropshire. read
The currently unidentified object (pictured) was found by a visitor after washing up on the shore of Shackleford Banks in Hakers Island, North Carolina. read
High Court judges will see their £181,500 pay rise to almost £227,000 under plans announced by Justice Secretary David Gauke. Crown Court Judges will get a 15 per cent increase to £155,000. read
HR chief Valerie Hughes-D'Aeth will step down from her position at the British Broadcasting Corporation in the autumn to 'pursue a variety of non-executive and consultancy roles'. read
Charisse O'Leary said Rachid Redouane, 30, told her he had been 'out with friends' but he was actually renting a Renault van from a B&Q in Romford to use in the attack, taking his daughter with him. read
Alex King, 42, was finally caught on Wednesday after being tracked down to an address in Marylebone, west London. read
Swedish furniture and home accessory giant, IKEA, has always been known for its clean modern aesthetics, but for some customers, that modern style will also be functionally futuristic. read
YouTube has unveiled a more rigorous plan to curb hate speech, extremist views, and false content on its platform amid mounting criticism over its handling of potentially harmful videos. read
Madonna is glad Harvey Weinstein sexual misconduct allegations 'finally' came out decades after she claims she had to 'put up with it' when they worked on her 1991 Truth or Dare documentary. read
Australian researchers found they do not get enough water from their current diet of just plant leaves as climate change is drying the leaves out. read
The London-based cook and TV star, 59, said that she's 'allergic to noise' and that it's 'utterly draining' read
Residents of Llwynhendy stood out in the rain waiting to get screened for tuberculosis following an outbreak of the disease which claimed the life of Margaret Pelger, 64, in September 2018. read
The four stone plinths were erected in The Cornhill in Ipswich, Suffolk, last December as part of a £3.6m regeneration project aimed at bringing a 'wow factor' to the area. read
More than 50 local police departments across the US have partnered with Ring throughout the last two years to extend their surveillance capabilities into suburban neighborhoods. read
The woman called 911 and cops found her trapped on her living room couch in her retirement home apartment in Decatur, Indiana, after the deer crashed through a bedroom window. read
Steven Johnson claims a giant swastika he carved into the ground in his front yard in San Francisco is not a symbol of Nazi Germany but rather represents Buddhist spirituality. read
Muslim residents of heavily policed Xinjiang are facing the increasing pressure from Beijing as the ruling Communist Party tightens its control over religious activities. read
Camilla Ridley-Day reveals how you can embrace this season's shirt trend. The British style expert says shirts will be this season's most versatile piece in wardrobes. read
The research, led by a team at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, found young people who take 'enhancement' products are three times more likely to get sick than those who take vitamins. read
Close to 42 per cent of shareholders voted against the pay of GVC chief exec Kenny Alexander (pictured with chairman Lee Feldman) , who scooped £19.1m last year). read
During a demonstration, the Spot robot suddenly began flailing and crashed to the floor with a thud, generating a concerned 'Uh oh' out of Marc Raibert, CEO of Boston Dynamics. read
Spaceport Cornwall is hoped to begin operating as early as 2020 and will launch small satellites into Earth orbit. In the future, the facilities could also send space tourists on sub-orbital flights. read
Austrian prosecutors said they are investigating four police officers over allegedly using excessive force at climate rally in Vienna. 92 were arrested at the event attended by Greta Thunberg. read
Paisley the Yorkie and Roxy the Boxer were captured on camera as they figured out how to retrieve a Kong ball from the pool without making a splash on Saturday afternoon. read
Morgan, 32, and professional skier Bode Miller, 41, lost their 19-month-old daughter, Emeline Grier, in a tragic pool accident when they were at a neighbor's party last June. read
The man, who was acting as a lookout for another track worker, cheated death by diving out of the way as the high-speed train darted past Peterborough station at 102mph. read
Acrobatic choreographer Aleksey Maksimovich, 28, from Khimki, Russia took on the stop-the-clock challenge at a car show in Guangzhou, China but could help but put his own twist on it. read
Amazon said Wednesday that it plans to use self-driving drones to deliver packages to shoppers' home in the coming months. it's not yet clear where the drones will be making deliveries. read