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Carrie Johnson has shared a 'grim' 48 hours in which all three of her children were struck down with a 'vomiting virus' and daughter Romy needed to be taken to hospital after an accident at nursery

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has enlisted a task force to improve Manchester United's stadium with Lord Coe among those helping the project which has hit a nerve with Jamie Carragher

The former First Lady was seen smiling and chatting with guests at as Trump hosted to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who presented Melania with a huge bouquet of flowers to which she seemed surprised as she accepted them jaw-dropped

Pioneering actress Dame Sheila Hancock spoke about how the Mirror’s Partygate ­revelations helped bring down Boris Johnson - and shared how she is still working at 91

Forget history lessons about kings and generals, this is the stuff our children should never forget

Former mineworker Steve Tulley told the Mirror about his experiences during the Miners' Strike forty years on - and has reflected on whether the era-defining industrial action was 'worth it'

The painting of former Tory Prime Minister Lord Arthur Balfour was painted red and slashed by pro-Palestine protesters at Cambridge University's Trinity College on Friday

Despite being expelled from Congress last year and currently facing federal charges of fraud, disgraced Republican George Santos is looking for an in again as he announces his plans to run for House

A new poll found just 19% of voters in Tees Valley planned to vote for incumbent Ben Houchen - one of only two metro mayors the party has - with 45% backing Labour

Body language expert Judi James broke down Joe Biden’s behaviour as he took to stage and presented a fiery 'new version' of himself delivering on the ball wise-cracks and hard truths

The UK will join allies in establishing a maritime corridor to deliver aid directly into Gaza after Joe Biden announced the American military will build a temporary port

US President Joe Biden scolded Supreme Court for overturning Roe v Wade abortion rights as stern-faced justices took the flak in the front row at his State of the Union on Thursday

President Biden's 'fiery' speech has been praised for going off script, focusing on issues like abortion rights, Ukraine and the economy, and contrasting heavily with Trump

As Theresa May bails out, it's clear Rishi Sunak can't wait any longer to call an election, argues Fleet Street Fox

A bill that could lead to the popular video-sharing app TikTok being unavailable in the United States is quickly gaining traction in the House as lawmakers voice concerns about the potential for the platform to surveil and manipulate Americans

President Biden mistakenly called 'murdered' student nurse Laken Riley 'Lincoln' in his State of the Union address despite claiming to 'know how to say her name'

Treasury Minister Gareth Johnson botched the numbers when challenged by Sky News' Anna Jones on whether Conservatives are quitting because they fear electoral wipeout

The snapshot survey from Encompass Network questioned 53 women seeking help across one week as sex worker Emma Caldwell's murderer Iain Packer was convicted of her murder

Nervy Conservatives MPs are turning their minds to the possibility of a Labour victory - and with several 2019 MPs deciding to quit before the next general election

The former Prime Minister said she will not be re-standing in Maidenhead, which she has represented for 27 years, as she joins an exodus of Tory MPs ahead of the election

COLUMN: England's manager is a big fan of the Manchester City star despite the false narrative and will almost certainly use him at the summer tournament PLUS: Arsene Wenger's message for non-league club

It's International Women's day - a global initiative that aims for a 'diverse, equitable and inclusive' world. But swathes of angry men have taken to the internet to ask when International Men's Day is. Do they not have Google?

President Joe Biden did not falter as he delivered a nearly flawless State of the Union address, barely even stuttering, as a desperate Donald Trump attacked his appearance on Truth Social

Welsh secretary David TC Davies had to deal with sharp questions from BBC Question Time host Fiona Bruce after claiming the 2p National Insurance cut would leave families better off

There are already more than two million pensioners living in relative poverty - Conservatives will leave even more people worried about how they are going to heat their homes, pay their bills and eat