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This Morning duo Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby will both be on the sofa tomorrow after a weekend of headlines about their friendship 'rift'

The day after the UK hosted the Eurovision song contest on behalf of Ukraine, President Zelensky visited Germany for the first time since the war

Cadbury's US owner Mondelez hope that plant-based fibres could be the answer and believes healthier alternatives to chocolate will be as common as soft drinks

Ahead of Dementia Action Week, the boss of Alzheimer’s Disease International said former prime ministers David Cameron and Boris Johnson have failed patients

A reader asks if she should wait around for a man who wants to get back with his ex

In a world first, researchers from the universities of Edinburgh, Strathclyde, Bristol, and Georgia in the US, looked at the levels of physical activity in 4,755 11-year-olds

Journalist Paul Routledge missed the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II as his family did not one a television, to make up for it, he watched yesterday's service at his local pub

The wealthiest No 10 tenant in modern history with his own private GP on call is a big target in cost of living, health and crime crises.

When it comes to celebrating a big event nobody does it quite like the British. The Mirror joined revellers at Coronation Big Lunches and street parties across the country to get in the Coronation spirit

More than 18 million people in the UK tuned in to watch the ceremony on TV and thousands braced the rain to catch a glimpse of the newly crowned King and Queen

British company and volunteers spend four months cleaning up one of Europe's worst microplastic pollution sites near Southampton with special vacuum cleaner

Egg shortages have been caused by several factors including food shortages, rising energy costs and bird flu, with supermarkets hiking prices to meet demand

The Big Help Out is aimed at giving something with hundreds of events running up and down the country, with TV star Anneka Rice chopping cabbages for the Felix Project

The government has woefully misjudged the determination of NHS nurses in England as well as the depth of public support for NHS workers, who did not want to take strike action

Kevin Maguire examines the growing support for abolition of the monarchy as the coronation of King Charles III approaches, with all the pomp and ceremony it will warrant

Dr Miriam reveals research at Edinburgh University which indicates that the brains of premature babies who have more breast milk could develop more quickly than those who don't

Households in these areas are at high risk due to a lack of flood defences and their location, with economic and social deprivation also often being a factor in affected areas

Agony aunt Coleen Nolan advises a reader on how to deal with the affair that her husband of fifteen years had eight years ago now the relationship is in a good place

The warning comes as NHS staff stages their largest walkout yet until 11.59pm this evening after unions voted to reject an offer of a five per cent pay increase

Veteran actress Louise Jameson opens up about how she has become familiar with scam emails and calls since she turned 70, calling the volume she receives 'terrifying'

The Daily Mirror's chief reporter Andy Lines has visited Kenya with the British and Kenyan Red Cross where he witnessed first-hand the impact of drought across East Africa as adults and babies die

Hospitals across England will face unprecedented disruption as the Royal College of Nursing announced the strikes will take place in a fortnight - possibly to coincide with action by junior doctors

Despite emergency plans to avoid a repeat of last weekend’s 'horrible' delays, travellers at the Port of Dover still faced long waits, with cars being left in jams for hours

Nurses, teachers, firefighters, police, council workers, armed forces and everybody else hurting in a terrible cost of living crisis can’t just Braverman-style fill in a form.

Around thirty pupils are autistic and nine have ADHD among its 110 children at Cambois Primary School in Blyth, Northumberland, making it one of the most inclusive mainstream schools in England