Ben Fogle backs the Mail’s campaign to plant more trees across Britain 

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Ben Fogle yesterday backed the Daily Mail’s campaign to plant more trees across Britain. The adventurer and broadcaster urged everyone to switch off their mobile phones and get back to nature – as he planted a maple in a city park. Fogle and his wife Marina attended an event organised with the Tree Council. Since the … Read more

Some forms of hormone replacement therapy can LOWER breast cancer risk, research indicates

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Some forms of hormone replacement therapy can LOWER breast cancer risk, research indicates Many women go without HRT drug because of fears it raises the risk of cancer   Study suggests the type of treatment women use has huge impact on cancer risk It found oestrogen-only form reduces breast cancer incidence by 24 per cent By … Read more

How Duke used pseudonym to set up secret firm with sports tycoon

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A Curious if somewhat unedifying chapter in royal history was written in 2001, when Prince Andrew was photographed on a yacht off Thailand surrounded by what red-top newspapers dubbed ‘a bevy of topless beauties’. He was said to be visiting the island of Phuket on a Christmas trip organised by Johan Eliasch, a Monaco-based tycoon … Read more

NASA probe spots massive storm the size of Texas swirling near Jupiter’s south pole

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NASA probe spots massive storm the size of Texas swirling near Jupiter’s south pole that joins a family of six other cyclones in the region NASA’s Juno capture the image of a new storm raging in Jupiter’s south pole on the craft’s 22nd flyby  The cyclone joins six other storms in the region, which scientists say … Read more

ALEX BRUMMER: How British firms are set to spend £500billion now the Brexit brakes are off 

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Despite Labour’s crackpot nationalisation and share-grab policies, there was a shaming silence from many in the business community about this existential threat to the functioning of the capitalist system which has served this country so well. One notable exception was Paul Walsh, chairman of global catering giant Compass, who warned that millions of people would … Read more

Mysterious gamma rays emanating from the center of our galaxy could be dark matter, scientists say

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Mysterious gamma rays emanating from the center of our galaxy could be dark matter, scientists say Gamma rays coming from the center of the galaxy may be dark matter A new study has placed dark matter back in the discussion Previous research posited that gamma rays were caused by a pulsar  Scientists say those calculations may … Read more

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit star Brooks Nader is called a slut for wearing a sheer dress

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Brooks Nader has clapped back at an online troll who branded her a ‘slut’ and accused her of ‘asking to be abused’ after she wore a sheer mini-dress to the Sports Illustrated Sportsperson of the Year Awards.  The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Rookie modeled a one-shoulder dress by Bronx and Banco that was made of nude-colored … Read more

The Corbyn experiment has been banished to the shadow at last, writes GILES UDY 

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Amid the many extraordinary moments in that febrile election campaign, one will stand out for years to come. It was the last Labour rally on Wednesday evening, and Party supporters had gathered to cheer Jeremy Corbyn. Across the road, activists protesting against the anti-Semitism that had sunk deep into Labour — both Jews and Gentiles — … Read more

Bite-sized brilliance: Sherry and cherry mini trifles

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Bite-sized brilliance: Sherry and cherry mini trifles By Weekend Reporters Published: 22:31 GMT, 13 December 2019 | Updated: 22:31 GMT, 13 December 2019 From tiny, creamy trifles to scrumptious little beef Wellingtons, our canapés will have your party guests coming back for more. These glorious sherry and cherry mini trifles are a delicious indulgence oozing … Read more