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The Mail on Sunday, 13 Sep 2026

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ArticleFARAGE: £72M WAR CHEST WILL READY US FOR NO10

A JUBILANT Nigel Far­age has hailed an aston­ish­ing double dona­tion totalling £72mil­lion as an ‘invest­ment in demo­cratic renewal’ as he pledged to turn acci­dent-prone Reform UK into a party fit for gov­ern­ment. After bil­lion­aire fin­an­ci­ers...

FARAGE: £72M WAR CHEST WILL READY US FOR NO10

ArticleWhy the Queen finally lost patience with Diana

IN an absorb­ing new book, royal author INGRID SEWARD yes­ter­day revealed the anti­pathy Diana’s mother Frances Shand Kydd had for the mon­archy she dis­paraged as ‘small Ger­mans’. Today, Diana’s troubled rela­tion­ship with Queen Eliza­beth is in...

Why the Queen finally lost patience with Diana

ArticleAnger at BBC’s Muslim focus in 9/11 reports

THE BBC has been cri­ti­cised over its cov­er­age of the 9/11 anniversary after focus­ing on Islamo­pho­bia rather than the ter­ror­ism behind the out­rage. One West­min­ster source said it was ‘like start­ing D-Day memori­als by remem­ber­ing the...

Anger at BBC’s Muslim focus in 9/11 reports

ArticleIf you’re feel­ing anxious at 7pm tonight, that’ll be a clas­sic case of the Sunday blues

IT HAS long been described as the Sunday blues – that com­mon feel­ing of flat­ness and woe as we con­tem­plate the work­ing week ahead. But sci­ent­ists have con­firmed it is more than just a dip in mood – it is, in fact, a real afflic­tion that...

If you’re feel­ing anxious at 7pm tonight, that’ll be a clas­sic case of the Sunday blues