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  1. Coronation Street fans make Sarah Platt demand as Gary Windass' future revealed after murder trial

    While Sarah Platt is free, Gary Windass has waited to discover his own future after his role in Theo Silverton's murder

  2. John Healey rejects calls to announce major tax change in the Budget

    It comes as the Chancellor has acknowledged that Britain finds itself in a “tough” position ahead of the Budget

  3. Met Office confirms Storm Austen to hit UK this week bringing 70mph gales and heavy rain

    The first storm of the 2026 to 2027 season is set to hit the UK later this week

  4. Moment police officer is blasted in foot with sawn-off shotgun as revellers scatter in fear

    The Daily Mail has obtained security camera footage capturing the gun blast and the chaos that followed in Nottingham city centre in the early hours of Sunday.

  5. Tyla Wharmby says baby was in teenage mum’s care when he was fatally injured

    The man ​accused of murder​ing little Hunter Hodges has told a jury that the baby was being cared for by his teenage mum when he was fatally injured.

  6. Chaos at Stockport park as trampoline set on fire and eggs pelted at cars

    Police have issued an appeal following a spate of anti-social behaviour at Brinnington Park

  7. Parking charges at previously free car parks to remain despite backlash

    Parking fees brought in at six previously free car parks look likely to remain despite backlash which saw more than £7k of damage to meters and signs.

  8. Putin, Trump and Xi three-way meeting to discuss Ukraine war proposed by Moscow after US president slammed Zelensky

    Vladimir Putin has proposed a three-way meeting with President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping next month.

  9. Animated films are 'no longer suitable for children': One in three cartoons released in UK cinemas this year are rated 12A or above with grief and gore on screen

    The surge in popularity for Japanese anime is believed to be driving the trend, as older audiences are being drawn to the cinema.