All news by author: Emily Retter

Hospice UK is urging Chancellor Jeremy Hunt and PM Rishi Sunak to find emergency funding to help struggling hospices, and to also reform the way they are funded in the future

Netflix's new show stars Sofia Vergara as Griselda Blanco, dubbed the Cocaine Godmother, who was the queenpin among kingpins in the Colombian Medellin drug cartel of the 70s and 80s. Here is the real story...

Frank Skinner is preparing to go on the road for a new UK-wide comedy tour - but reveals how his parents taught him the value of working hard while he was growing up

Christmas markets cruises are an easy way to explore some of Europe's best festive hotspots - and a sailing with Ambassador Cruise Line brings plenty of entertainment along the way

TV legend Dame Esther Rantzen said she 'wasn't good at regrets' in a previous interview with The Mirror ahead of her heartbreaking Dignitas admission

British television has a proud tradition of beloved comedies over the years, and in a new series comic Bradley Walsh and some famous friends dig down and debate what makes a sitcom great

After six seasons of riveting (and sometimes excruciating) regal drama, the hit Netflix show The Crown is sure to continue stirring controversy as it heads for its final episodes

Jamie Lynn Spears, the I'm a Celeb star, has had her fair share of ups and downs just like her sister Britney, from being a child star on Nickelodeon to family difficulties and raising two children of her own

Scores of children, taught by industry legend Anna Scher, who died last week aged 78, went on to become Britain’s biggest and brightest names in TV and film

Debby Morris used to call her son, Lance Corporal Dane Else, 'Mammy's little soldier' when he was young and even as he grew older before she tragically lost him in Helmand Province, southern Afghanistan

Jewish homes, businesses and synagogues across Germany and Austria were attacked by the Nazis on 'The Night of Broken Glass', now one survivor says he fears for Jewish lives once again

The Mirror has a tradition of giving a voice for women right back to its earliest days when it started in 1903 and it is the only major national paper to launch for that purpose

Former newsreader says she is thinking of him the week before Remembrance Sunday, as her dad, who died a decade ago, was a Royal Marine during the Second World War

Four families have told how they are struggling to put food on the table during the cost of living crisis as a YouGov survey shows that almost 30% of Brits are now being forced to skip meals

Joseph Mowlah-Baksh was beaming with pride at the Daily Mirror's Pride of Britain awards as he received an award on behalf of the whole Windrush cohort and their children and grandchildren

Alina Wallace and Sherill Gregory both came to the United Kingdom as teenagers from Jamaica. Now, in the 75th anniversary of the Empire Windrush arriving on our shores, they tell The Mirror their stories

Former Leeds Rhinos Rugby League player and dad-of-three Rob Burrow was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease in December 2019 and given two years at most to live

Former England rugby league icon Burrow was presented with the Special Recognition award alongside his wife Lindsey, in recognition for their fundraising for MND

Jack, the 13-year-son of Fusilier Lee Rigby, certainly couldn’t have dreamt how the nation would one day show their pride in him at the Daily Mirror’s Pride of Britain Awards

Channel 4 newsreader and Strictly Come Dancing contestant Krishnan ­Guru-Murthy reminisced about a foray into musical theatre in his late teens, and happily produced the evidence

Lee Rigby's son Jack, 13, is the winner of this year's Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Awards, after walking a marathon and raising tens of thousands of pounds for charity in memory of his hero dad

Strictly Come dancing star Amy Dowden is bravely speaking about her experience with breast cancer as she receives treatment for the disease to help others going through the same issues

Brave Amy Dowden shares the emotional process leading up to shaving her head and reveals how her Strictly Come Dancing pals have been supporting her during her treatment for breast cancer

Diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease in 2019 and given two years at most to live, Rob Burrow, 41, his wife Lindsey, 40, and their friend Kevin Sinfield have been chosen as winners of a Special Recognition Award at the Mirror’s Pride of Britain Awards

Amy Dowden has revealed she's grateful for 'tough love' advice she received from old teacher related to her IVF treatment after the Strictly Come Dancing pro initially refused to undergo chemotherapy for her breast cancer