Category: News

A video captured the moment a big fight broke out at a petrol station, with one woman seen throwing punches after apparently refusing to wear a mask. The brawl started after a couple reportedly confronted a group of people for not wearing face coverings at a petrol station in Oldham, Greater Manchester on Wednesday. Oldham […]

Hundreds of free-to-use cash machines will be scrapped as part of a Post Office investment in new ATMs. The Post Office has announced a £16 million investment that will result in it owning and operating around 1,400 free-to-use cash ATMs which will be fitted with the latest technology. But it will mean around 600 fewer […]

The BT Tower and iconic London Eye have tonight been lit up to begin the countdown to The Daily Mirror’s Pride of Britain Awards. The annual celebration famously honours all the incredible achievements of ordinary people. Broadcast next Sunday, the bash – hosted by Carol Vorderman for the 22nd time – will certainly feel very […]

French prosecutors have launched an investigation into Ghislaine Maxwell. Officials investigating Jeffrey Epstein over rape and abuse of minors in Paris are looking at the British ex-socialite over accusations she too was involved in his offending. A source told the Mirror: “Both Epstein and Maxwell have a long history and many connections to France. “As […]

Twenty people have been injured after 14 car pile-up on the M40 motorway this evening. At least 11 people were rushed to hospital with “serious or minor injuries” following the multi-vehicle smash near Loudwater in Buckinghamshire. It is not yet known what caused the accident which left a huge tailback for motorists as ambulance and […]

A dad said losing his baby son at just 27 days old was the “hardest time of his life”. Scott and Ella Bensley lost their little boy, Joey, after he put on a brave fight against Alveolar Capillary Dysplasia, a rare congenital diffuse lung disease, reports Grimsby Live. The condition causes babies to have severe, […]

Britain’s most severely injured soldier, Ben Parkinson MBE, is backing our campaign for a doorstep act of remembrance. Lance Bombardier Ben, 36, said he would, in particular, remember two friends killed in Afghanistan as he paid tribute to the fallen in a two-minute silence on his doorstep. Ben, who lost both legs and suffered more […]