Pfizer’s UK boss says he’d allow his six-year-old daughter to have its Covid vaccine
UK Pfizer boss tells us that his trust in Covid’s safety is such that he would let his six year old daughter have it Ben Osborn is the head of…
Prince Andrew used his royal connection to help a controversial tycoon
The Mail on Sunday has learned that Prince Andrew helped a multi-millionaire to open a bank in Monaco for super-rich people. This newspaper has obtained bombshell emails that reveal how…
French authorities auction off smuggling boats
French authorities auction off smuggling boats almost identical to the dinghy that sank near Calais for £135 Critics are afraid they’ll end up being trafficked to other countries. Online auction…
House Of Gucci review: The tale of Maurizio’s murder deserved more than pantomime treatment
House Of Gucci Cert: 15, 2hrs 37mins Rating: Encanto
ALEXANDRA SHULMAN reveals her breast cancer diagnosis and new guidelines mean cases can be missed
When I found out I had breast cancer, it happened on a sunny and blue-sky day. These days are often the most unexpected. I felt a sharp, intermittent pain in…
Alison Moore to Carlos Ruiz Zafón, Julia Dahl and Hilma Wolitzer: This week’s best new fiction
From Alison Moore’s darkly comic mystery to The City Of Mist by Carlos Ruiz Zafón, a revenge tale from Julia Dahl and Hilma Wolitzer’s latest, this week’s best new fiction…
Milorad Dodik ignites fears as IAN BIRRELL meets survivors still haunted by the last conflict
Munira Subasic lost her husband and teenage son in the darkest chapter of European history since the Second World War – the 1995 genocide of Bosnian Muslims in Srebrenica, when…
CRAIG BROWN: An anecdote-rich account of how London survived the Blitz
Battle Of London, 1939-1945 Jerry White Bodley Head £30 Rating: Five
Growing Up review: An account that both condemns and drools over the salacious 60s
Growing up, Sex in The Sixties Peter Doggett Bodley Head £25 Rating: London In
Spine injury patients ‘abandoned’ by NHS mental health as a third of sufferers consider suicide
People left disabled by spinal-cord injuries are being ‘abandoned’ by NHS mental health services, despite being far more likely to suffer severe depression. Campaigners and doctors are calling for immediate…