A GIANT pink ‘flower moon’ – May’s full moon – looms behind the City of London skyline, dominated by the Walkie-Talkie building. It is named for the abundance of flowers that appear in the month of May, according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac

WHILE this young deer may be proud of its spotted coat, it was rather put in the shade by a peacock displaying its tail feathers at the Kanha National Park and Tiger Reserve in India. Dr Ashwin Phadke, a surgeon, captured the encounter while on safari.

SERIAL baby killer Lucy Letby has lost her bid to appeal her convictions.

DIVERSIONS and lane closures for endless roadworks can be the bane of a driver’s life.

A ROAD-RAGE driver filmed screaming at a female motorist was yesterday ordered to take an anger management course.

IT has never been the most diplomatic choice of word to tell a woman how she looks.

STRONG screentime curbs, including a phone ban for under-16s, may be needed to stop the ‘shocking’ harm being done to children, MPs have warned.

HMRC says its HQ is up to 66 per cent occupied. In fact, WFH figures unearthed by the Mail show less than a third of staff are going into the office

A FORMER Chinese take-away worker was jailed for more than six years yesterday for helping to launder £3.4billion of Bitcoin.

NETFLIX has been warned to ‘preserve evidence’ by Manhattan lawyers acting for the woman identified as the real-life Baby Reindeer ‘stalker’.

THE British Medical Journal has been accused of ‘abandoning science’ after it rejected research from top academics over their views on the trans debate.

SINGAPORE Airlines will halt meal services when flying through turbulence after one person died and dozens were injured on a flight from London this week.

‘Craven and self-serving’ ex-Post Office boss under barrage of criticism as victims’ lawyers turn screw

LORD Frost was last night told he has not been blocked from standing for the Tories at the election, despite being kept off the candidates list.

RISHI Sunak went on the attack over Sir Keir Starmer’s ‘flip-flop’ opinions yesterday with a new advert joking that he ‘comes in every colour!’

78 Conservatives to stand down in record flight before the election

DAILY Mail readers value economic stability, secure borders and strong public services. And they want politicians who are in the service of their country, not their party.

THE police investigation into Angela Rayner’s living arrangements could be resolved as early as next week.

JEREMY Corbyn has been expelled from the Labour Party after announcing he will stand against Labour as an independent candidate in his Islington North constituency.

SIR Keir Starmer yesterday said he would tax private school fees ‘straight away’ if he wins the election - risking class war.

UNIVERSITY tuition fees could be raised under a Labour government, despite the party previously pledging to scrap them altogether.

HE WAS reported to have described his experience at Gordonstoun as ‘Colditz in kilts’.

Green evangelist Welby accused of hypocrisy as he’s about to rack up 48,000 miles jetting abroad on TEN trips since September

MORE than 10,000 small-boat migrants are thought to have arrived in Britain across the Channel so far this year.

THE bodies of three Israelis taken hostage by Hamas terrorists during the October 7 massacre have been found in Gaza.

AN INTERNATIONAL court has ordered Israel to ‘immediately halt’ its offensive in Rafah in the latest diplomatic and legal blow to the country.

A SUNNY south-facing garden has always been seen as the most desirable outdoor space.

LABOUR has come under pressure from businesses over its workers’ rights plan - as the Tories said the reforms would cost companies £41 billion a year.

RACHEL Reeves vows today that she will never ‘play fast and loose with your money’ - and insists Labour’s tax-and-spend binges are a thing of the past.

A SCOTS nurse murdered in the US 34 years ago was being pursued by a secret admirer before her death, it has emerged.

Pressure grows on Matheson to quit after watchdog finds him guilty of breaking rules

POLICE successfully foiled plans for a potential terror attack involving firearms in Scotland, the ‘British FBI’ has revealed.

Police file on allegations about SNP funds is submitted to prosecutors

IT is the place of worship for members of the Royal Family during their visits to Balmoral.

Rishi's rallying cry in exclusive election pitch to Mail readers

Documentary charting the dark side of the US band’s sunny sound

FOOTBALL: Leeds boss Daniel Farke has confirmed Patrick Bamford will play no part in Sunday’s Championship play-off final against Southampton.

ENGLAND’S summer plans have been further disrupted after Bristol confirmed that Ellis Genge will miss the tour to Japan and New Zealand.

BARCELONA have sacked manager Xavi in another dramatic U-turn by the Catalan giants.

Wawrinka rematch takes Andy to some dark places

Bruno happy at United… as long as they get back into Champions League

NEWLY built locomotive No 6880 Betton Grange warms up for its first journey carrying passengers at the Cotswold Festival of Steam this weekend.

ACCORDING to legend, while he was at primary school, the great German mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss and his classmates were set the task of adding every number from 1 to 100. The teacher assumed this would keep the pupils busy for a while, but Gauss almost immediately announced that the answer was 5,050. He had realised that the list consists of 50 pairs that add up to 101 - for example, 1+100, 2+99, 3+98, and so on. This makes the answer 50 x 101 = 5,050.

THE FTSE 100 is on course for its longest losing streak since February as hopes fade over early interest rate cuts.