ROBERT HARDMAN: Under proposals expected to come before Parliament, possibly within weeks, the King will be able to draw on a wider pool of royal substitutes - not least the Princess Royal (left inset) and the Earl of Wessex (right inset)- to conduct routine constitutional duties when he is out of the country. The plans are being drawn up to avoid the two dukes (left) being involved in any affairs of the state in the absence of the King (right).
Rishi Sunak (pictured left) stepped up to the international stage last night taking calls from world leaders as he laid down the foundations for his premiership. Hours after his cabinet reshuffle, Mr Sunak took a call from US president Joe Biden (inset above) and discussed the war in Ukraine, as the US President called the UK his country's 'closest ally'. This was despite the president earlier mispronouncing the PM's name as 'Rashee Sanook' in his congratulatory speech. The new Prime Minister will meet Joe Biden in the coming weeks at the G20 summit in Indonesia. The PM also spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (pictured right) and pledged the UK would continue to provide support as it defends itself from Russian aggression. Zelensky in turn invited Sunak to visit Ukraine. Yesterday, the PM also received congratulatory messages from other world leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron (below inset), German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Alan Mahon, founder and CEO of Brewgooder, said rising production costs driven by the conflict in Ukraine and soaring inflation had created a 'perfect storm' for the industry.
Cheryl Spragg, an account manager at Richemont UK, held the lift doors open for her co-workers but was 'snubbed' as they 'deliberately ignored' her and walked past.
Motorists in Cambridge are rebelling against a 'draconian' £5 congestion charge that they say is a step too far in favour of the cycling lobby.
Joshua Larcombe had spent two days on trial at Plymouth Crown Court (pictured) after he pleaded not guilty to the charge of inciting someone under 18 into sexual activity while in a position of trust.
Dean Pascal-Modeste (pictured), 21, was 'hunted' and stabbed 14 times in Mottingham, southeast London, on February 24, 2017, by a gang including Jahtel Williamson, 26, who was jailed for life today.
Kane Hull (left), 29, of Carlisle, Cumbria, smirked as he was jailed for a life today with a minimum term of 28 years for the masked attack in which victim Craig Fitzpatrick was knifed at least six times. Hull's father Raymond Hull (centre) is a killer driver, career criminal and father of 22 children by 11 different women, who is believed to have claimed at least £1.2m in benefits. The 67-year-old received a suspended sentence two years ago for causing the death of 90-year-old Leslie Todd by careless driving and has more than 30 previous convictions. Another of his sons Adrian (right) was convicted of murdering his babysitter in the late 1990s, while daughter Rianna (inset) pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly at a village fair in 2010. Carlisle Crown Court heard Kane Hull, who has 35 previous offences including three attacks with weapons, set upon Mr Kirkpatrick with accomplice Liam Porter, 33, who was given a life sentence with a minimum of 26 years.
In his first speech as Prime Minister, Mr Sunak vowed to fix the 'mistakes' of Ms Truss's leadership as he braced the nation for 'difficult decisions' ahead.
The new Prime Minister is expected to meet the finance minister on Wednesday to discuss his proposals to increase taxes and squeeze public spending.
Even with the Energy Price Guarantee, bills are still going to rise for a lot of households this month - so many of us are looking to cut our energy use.
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GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING: A five-year-old has suffered life-changing injuries after her neighbour's dog pinned her down and bit a chunk of her cheek off in a vicious attack. Elsie (before injury left; after, right), from Croydon, South London , was playing with her friends outside her home when the Staffordshire bull terrier attacked her, leaving her with wounds requiring three surgeries. Elsie's mother, Kirsty, 29, has revealed that as well as her physical injuries, her daughter has been left traumatised. 'She doesn't want to go out, particularly on public transport because she doesn't want people to stare at her,' she said. 'She hasn't been back to school since because she doesn't want her friends to see her like this.' The vicious attack took place at around 5pm on September 25 when Elsie and her sister Amelia, 9, were playing with friends in a secure area in front of their block.
Judge Honorable Mrs Justice Farbey said the application 'failed to take into consideration the private life of Child X' who is 'young and vulnerable'.
Novel Mary Barton, penned in 1848 by Elizabeth Gaskell (pictured) about the plight of the poor has been given a trigger warning for 'extreme classism' by Warwick university.
Proposals for legislation to rein in social media firms and search engines were trailed in May. But the draft Bill is yet to be published. Committee chair Darren Jones (pictured) said it had 'wide support'.
Dean Garforth, 30, left and right, was held as he left his hideaway in the upmarket resort of Marbella on an electric bike. Spanish police said the Liverpool-born alleged drugs and weapons trafficker injured two officers in a bid to avoid detention by smashing his bike into them. He was held on an International Arrest Warrant as well as suspicion of resisting arrest. Garforth was one of the 12 men named in a National Crime Agency and Spanish police appeal in January.
Spitting Image, which was resurrected for BritBox after a 24-year hiatus, has not been renewed for a third series. The revived political satire was previously branded 'toothless' and 'too woke.'
Pat McFadden, the Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, wrote to Mr Sunak on his first day as Prime Minister saying that axing the status could raise billions of pounds.
GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING: Eight-year-old Taliba, who lives in India, was cut free and taken to hospital where surgeons removed the pole during a 35-minute operation.
Suella Braverman - who quit just six days ago over a 'security breach' was the big winner in a brutal overhaul, as Rishi Sunak rewarded her for supporting him over Boris Johnson in the Tory leadership battle. Jeremy Hunt has been confirmed as Chancellor just a week before the crucial Halloween Budget, while Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and Defence Secretary Ben Wallace clung on amid a major clearout of 11 ministers. But the changes were notable for the number of people returning to jobs they previously held - including Mr Gove at Levelling Up Secretary, Mr Raab as deputy PM and Justice Secretary, Steve Barclay at Health and Oliver Dowden running the Cabinet Office. Penny Mordaunt has been snubbed for promotion despite her pitch for the leadership, remaining as Commons Leader, while tips of Kemi Badenoch getting a bigger job proved wide of the mark as she sticks at Trade. Those ejected included Jacob Rees-Mogg, Kit Malthouse, Brandon Lewis, Robert Buckland and Ranil Jayawardena.
Kommersant, a Russian newspaper, used the headline for a photo gallery illustrating Sunak's path to the top job but it is unclear what it is referring to.
Michael Gove made a Cabinet comeback as Levelling Up Secretary - despite claims he is an arch-plotter who has stabbed colleagues in the back.
DOMINIC RAAB (pictured): Justice Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister - Mr Raab's stint on the backbenches following Liz Truss's reshuffle was a brief one, having been rewarded.
Staff at the restaurant questioned Corden's version of events during brunch service on Tuesday, telling DailyMail.com that his on-air apology last night was 'bulls**t'. There are only two omelets on the menu at the famous New York City eatery; the $25 Omelette with Herbs, and the $27, Egg-White Omelette. Both come with a side of home fries or salad. The servers explained that Corden was asking for something that is not offered, and was angry when it wasn't up to his standards. 'He wanted an omelet that had only egg yolks. Not the egg-white omelet, just egg yolks.
The finding comes in the wake of a survey which found that 51 per cent of those questioned felt that DIY or making home improvements were the best way of boosting wellbeing.
The bank has also issued a warning to its customers, amid a continued wave of merciless fraudsters targeting people.
Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) boss Mick Lynch (pictured) urged Rishi Sunak to 'unshackle the rail industry' to reach a deal as it was confirmed November 3 strikes are delayed to 9th.
A Just Stop Oil protester has sprayed an orange substance across the front door of a London residence associated with climate change sceptics. An eco-zealot vandalised the exterior of 55 Tufton Street in Westminster at around 11.10am today. Met Police attended the residence after receiving reports that protesters were spray painting the building. One person has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage. The stunt marks the environmental mob's 27th this month. It comes just one day after police arrested a group of Just Stop Oil protesters who threw chocolate cake in the face of a waxwork of King Charles III at Madame Tussauds.
'Exemplary' officer Ian Fleming died from a cardiac episode he suffered while undergoing the physical training on duty.
Rogue paintball marshal Zach Ramage, 19, targeted the youths by shooting them 'between the legs, on the feet and neck' before he launched a tirade of verbal abuse at Mayhem Paintball in Kent.
Tatchell, 70, staged his one-man protest outside the National Museum of Qatar in Doha on Tuesday, with pictures showing him holding a placard supporting Qatari LGBT people.
One of the babies allegedly murdered by neonatal nurse Lucy Letby was killed by an injection of a 'spoonful' of air, a paediatrician told her Manchester trial today.
Accused killer Jemma Mitchell had 'something heavy' in a suitcase (left) when she left a murder victim's home but claims it contained a body would be 'a guess', a court heard today. Mitchell, 38, is accused of battering to death Mee Kuen Chong, 67, before decapitating her and dumping her body more than 250 miles away in Salcombe, Devon, in June last year. It is claimed Mitchell murdered Ms Chong at the victim's home by hitting her over the head with a blunt object, fracturing her skull, on June 11, 2021.
The University of York used to use the first letters of students' first name and surname to create their official emails and username but the organisation has now axed this practice.
A 400-year-old gold ring worth up to £30,000 was discovered by metal detectorist Mark Presland in the grounds of Paul Hollywood's former home and declared as treasure
A teenage rugby player fell to his death from a seventh-floor window by accident on a Spanish home school exchange after texting 'I hate this family. I'm going to leave'
Remains of more than 300 humans - half of which are skeletons of children - were uncovered by builders working on the site of a new bar in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire. Historians believe the site is the ancient burial ground of the mysterious friary of St Saviour. Many of the bodies are suspected to be victims of a historic battle after they were found with head injuries, consistent with wounds which could have been caused by arrows or musket balls.
Merseyside Police admitted their officers were 'lost for words' when they saw what was left of the of a white BMW trundling down one of Liverpool's busiest dual carriageways on Monday night.
Two women were attacked at a London Underground station by three girls who set upon them, throwing them to the floor and stamping on their heads. British Transport Police has issued an appeal.
Daily Mail's diary editor Richard Eden said Meghan Markle 's Variety interview 'raised eyebrows' as there was 'no sense of an apology' for what she put the Queen and Prince Philip through.
Bernie Ecclestone's former son-in-law arrived at court today puffing a cigar (left) before he was accused of using a company to launder millions of pounds worth of cash. Bankrupt former millionaire James Stunt, 40, the ex-husband of F1 heiress Petra Ecclestone (right), is being tried with seven others for hiding £266m in funds at a gold dealer. He looked every bit the city slicker as he arrived at Leeds Cloth Hall Court with a cigar smouldering in his jaws. Accountant Heidi Buckler (top inset), 45, denied the prosecution's suggestion that vast sums of money left at a gold dealer was 'criminal cash derived from criminal conduct'
Choudry Razaq, 24, a driver accused of trying to kill four pedestrians in a hit-and-run in Hounslow appeared at the Old Bailey today charged with four counts of attempted murder.
Jack Tyler (pictured) told a jury he smoked crack and had sex with Leah Ware days before she disappeared from Little Bridge Farm, near Hastings, in May 2021, but said that he did not kill her.
A 'draconian' plan to stop people driving between neighbourhoods in Canterbury has come under fire for banning 'free movement' as it is approved for consultation.
Vasile Culea has been convicted at Derby Crown Court of murdering 86-year-old Freda Walker in her home after beating, gagging and tying up the pensioner and leaving her to die. Culea was also convicted of wounding with intent the victim's 88-year-old husband; former district councillor and alderman Kenneth Walker, at their home in Derbyshire on January 14. Romanian national Culea 'hog-tied' Mr and Mrs Walker - binding their hands and feet - while searching the house for £30,000 in cash which he found out about after claiming to have overheard two strangers chatting about it in a shop.
Pensioners in Ebbw Vale, south Wales, have been living in the middle of an abandoned building site for over a year with their homes surrounded by mounds of rubble and half-finished buildings.
James Averdieck, 56, and his wife, Charlotte, (pictured together) were hit with a £120,000 bill after losing a tax case over the purchase of their £3million country home.
Lady Leshurr, 34, real name Melesha O'Garro - allegedly assaulted Sidnee Hussein and Chante Boyea at around 5am on Saturday after leaving a club in Hackney Wick.
Dramatic aerial images show a Scots vessel slowly sinking beneath the waves after it hit a 'black spot' in the North Sea mid-voyage. A series of photographs captured Ocean Maid BA55 capsizing amidst the waves after it ran aground off the shore of Aberdeenshire, Scotland, on Monday morning. The vessel had not long begun its journey when it ran into trouble, coasting into a 'notorious black spot' by Cairnbulg Beacon, which has reportedly claimed countless other ships in previous years. The four crew members on board were rescued by Royal National Lifeboat Institution crew members.
Mr Alpergin's 'naked, burned and bruised' body was found in a wooded area near the Oakwood Hill Industrial Estate in Loughton, Essex on 15 October.
The footage, from August 6th, appears to show a man walking up to their doorstep holding a bottle in gloved hands and opening their letterbox, pouring the contents of the bottle inside.
The new Prime Minister posed for the cameras outside Number 10 in Downing Street after making his first speech in his coveted role.
Model Daisy Lowe (left) has been accused in court of using expensive lawyers' bills to scare a celebrity builder from suing her over an £118,000 revamp bill for her home (lower inset). Phil Turner (right), best known for BBC show House Invaders, says Daisy, 33, still owes his company £45,000 after a £118,000 makeover of her Victorian terraced house in north London. Daisy, daughter of Bush rocker Gavin Rossdale, says she didn't pay because Mr Turner's work - which included a £30,000 kitchen - was not up to standard.
Power lines need to be repaired and tree branches cleared from the streets after winds gusted at speeds of more than 60mph inland and more than 80mph on the south coast.
Mike Marsden, 87, was taking his wife, Anne, (pictured together) to her weekly hair appointment when he crashed their black Ford CMax on October 13 near Barnsley, South Yorks.
The Home Office's campaign, titled 'Enough', outlines five methods by which bystanders can help crack down on unwanted sexual behaviour against women in public places.
A police force which spent almost £70,000 of taxpayers money on four tuk-tuks has been blasted as 'an absolute embarrassment' online. Gwent Police bought four bright blue and yellow Thai-style three-wheelers intended to be driven by officers or police 'ambassadors' and used to patrol parks, walkways and public spaces. The force announced the three-wheeled vehicles but withheld how much the vehicles had cost - and said simply that funding came from the Home Office.
Rishi Sunak's speech as was one of longest delivered by a newly appointed prime minister in recent decades. He vowed to 'create a future worthy of the sacrifices so many have made.'
A contestant who appeared on ITV's The Chase used his job at the Halifax bank to swindle £53,000 from dead customers' estates.
As she left Number 10, Ms Truss was pictured flanked by her husband Hugh O'Leary and their teenage daughters Francis, 16, and Liberty, 13, who are both rarely seen in public.
Five people have been left stranded 21 stories underground at the Grand Canyon Caverns' tourist attraction, in Peach Springs, Arizona, for almost 24 hours. The elevator reportedly malfunctioned Sunday evening, according to authorities on Monday night. Coconino Sheriff's Office confirmed that the visitors were not confined to an elevator car, and have been made comfortable in the caverns.They have been able to use the adjacent hotel suite while they await a suitable ride to the surface in Peach Springs, Arizona.
Kanye West could lose his billionaire status after being dropped by Adidas amid growing backlash - with the brand terminating their $1.5bn deal.
An Iranian man dubbed the 'dirtiest man in the world' for not taking a shower for decades has died at the age of 94, state media have reported.
The disaster occurred at about 1am this morning (10pm Monday UK time) at the Salama School for the Blind in the Mukono district, east of the capital Kampala. Eleven died with six left in critical condition
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