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Front Page News: Parent classes 'not nanny state'
Prime Minister David Cameron has defended free parenting classes, denying that they are the policy of a 'nanny state'.
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News: Parent classes 'not nanny state'
Prime Minister David Cameron has defended free parenting classes, denying that they are the policy of a 'nanny state'.
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Mail News: Spain's banking crisis rocks Santander in the UK: new worries for British customers after credit rating blow
The High Street ginat's credit rating was slashed as anxious consumers in Spain withdraw £1bn in recent days sparking fears of a run on the country's banks.
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Mail News: Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to join the Queen aboard the royal barge for a Diamond Jubilee pageant on the Thames
She has invited Prince Charles, the Duchess of Cornwall, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge along with Prince Harry, to join her on the Royal Barge.
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Show Biz: Cannes 2012: Beth Ditto and wife-to-be Kristen Ogata share kiss at Rust and Bone premiere
Beth was also seen planting a smacker on Dictator actor Sacha Baron Cohen yesterday in Cannes.
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Front Page News: European shares knocked by Spain
European stock markets open lower after a ratings agency downgrades 16 Spanish banks and uncertainty continues about the fate of Greece.
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Business: European shares knocked by Spain
European stock markets open lower after a ratings agency downgrades 16 Spanish banks and uncertainty continues about the fate of Greece.
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Money Mail: Safe savings advice: Compensation rules
We explain the rules on savings compensation, updated as they change, and how to keep your money safe by not putting too much savings with one bank
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News: Police reprimand for arrest tweet
An officer who posted a "wholly inappropriate" message on Twitter about arrests after an attack on a 93-year-old is reprimanded.
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Front Page News: Dementia patient 'had 106 carers'
A man who died from a dementia-related illness had been assigned 106 different carers in a single year, says his wife.
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News: Dementia patient 'had 106 carers'
A man who died from a dementia-related illness had been assigned 106 different carers in a single year, says his wife.
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Femail: 'We lost HALF our weight': So how did these women do it? And how are they going to avoid putting it all back on?
The story of how three women lost between 11 and 14 stone in weight, and what they plan to do to keep the weight off in the future.
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Mail News: 'We lost HALF our weight': So how did these women do it? And how are they going to avoid putting it all back on?
The story of how three women lost between 11 and 14 stone in weight, and what they plan to do to keep the weight off in the future.
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Show Biz: The Dictator: All hail the Dictator! Fiendishly funny, wickedly witty and, of course, terrifyingly tasteless - the Mail's critic salutes Sacha Baron Cohen's latest comic creation
The Dictator is Sacha Baron Cohen's funniest film. It tells the story of a North African dictator who tortures and executes his people and is building weapons of mass destruction with which he hopes to obliterate Israel.
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Show Biz: I only hope Mum can pass away with dignity: David Cassidy reveals the pain of his mother's Alzheimer's
David Cassidy is opening up for the first time about his 88-year-old mother Evelyn's (pictured with David) battle with an Alzheimer's-related disease.
