The Daily T: The BBC scandal that was worse than phone hacking

A new book lays bare the nefarious tactics Martin Bashir used to secure his famous Panorama interview with Princess Diana ...
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Why is Labour backtracking on single-sex spaces?

Bridget Phillipson appears to be acting against the Supreme Court’s ruling on the protection of women’s rights ...

Man arrested after ‘fake admiral’ wore medals to Remembrance memorial

A man has been arrested after a “fake admiral” wore medals to a Remembrance Sunday commemoration. Jonathan Carley, 64, was ...

The military imposters who can’t resist wearing an unearned medal

The appearance of a ‘fake admiral’ at a Remembrance Day event has drawn fresh attention to the long, odd tradition of ...

Britain’s enemies will get revenge using Labour’s Troubles bill, MP warns

Sir David Davis made a fiery speech in the Commons days after military chiefs’ plea to protect national security ...

The world’s best cheese is crowned – amongst ‘toilet-like’ abominations

Three British cheeses ranked in the top 14 at the Switzerland-based World Cheese Awards, though not all of the 5,244 entries ...

City executive claimed ‘IVF bootcamp’ caused her stroke

A City executive who claimed a private IVF “bootcamp” caused her to suffer a stroke has lost her bid for “millions” in compensation. Navkiran Dhillon-Byrne, 51, began a cycle of IVF treatment at the ...