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2026-10-11 · Daily Mail · Politics

Trampling on the memory of The Few: Pro-Palestine thugs spark fury as they stamp on poppies and clamber over Battle of Britain memorial as march descends into violence

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2026-10-03 · Daily Mail · Crime & Law

Schools refer parents to police and social services for questioning their children's demands to change sex and refusing to buy puberty blockers

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2026-09-13 · Daily Mail · Environment

'It'll be more luck than judgment if lights are on this winter': Stark warning from industry expert as hard-pressed families brace for energy bill surge

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2026-09-13 · Daily Mail · Entertainment

Queen Elizabeth's dresser Angela Kelly 'signs up for TV documentary' - and insider reveals 'royals will be worried... and they are right to be'

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2026-09-13 · Daily Mail

🔮 Known as 'gatekeeper' to the late Queen, what the feisty Liverpudlian chooses to reveal on camera could prove a matter of serious concern to the King and senior courtiers. assertive

2026-09-13 · Daily Mail

🔮 Britain's rush to Net Zero means it will be luck rather than good management if the lights stay on this winter, a leading analyst has warned. assertive

2026-10-03 · Daily Mail

🔮 And it says these figures could grow further thanks to Labour-backed legislation aimed at stamping out attempts to change someone’s sexual orientation or gender identity. mixed

2026-10-11 · Daily Mail

🔮 Scuffles between pro-Palestine protesters and police broke out as thousands marched through central London, days after the third anniversary of October 7 The scene at the Battle of Britain memorial in central London, where some protestors were arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after they climbed onto it Demonstrators holding Revolutionary Communist Party (RCP) flags climbed on the Battle of Britain memorial during a march to protest the treatment of Palestinians in Gaza Police had to fight to maintain a protective barrier after pulling several protesters from the crowd People waved Palestinian flags and banners and chanted as they moved along the streets Between 7,000 and 10,000 protestors were expected to attend the pro-Palestine march, with shouts from the crowd including 'f*** the police' Others blasted sirens through loudspeakers and shouted 'tout le monde deteste la police' (everyone hates the police) – a rallying cry from the recent student riots in France which have seen dozens of officers injured. assertive