Joseph Palmer
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 46
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- Sep 28, 2026
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I fought to overturn an 800 year old law and jail my daughter's killer (opens the original)
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On a special episode of the Daily Mail's The Trial podcast, host Liz Hull speaks to Ann Ming MBE and her grandson Kevin Hogg about the murder of Julie Hogg, the 800 year old law Ann overturned to jail her killer, and the parole battle the pair still face. On the night of Wednesday 15 November 1989, Julie, Ann's daughter and Kevin's mother, vanished after finishing her shift at a pizza shop in Billingham, Teesside. Nearly three months later, Ann found the 22 year old's decomposing body hidden beh
Sussex threat to quit Britain if refused security 'akin to blackmail' (opens the original)
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On the latest Palace Confidential, Diary Editor Richard Eden and a panel of royal experts discuss reports Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are already considering a move back to California if they are denied taxpayer funded security. At the weekend, the Mail's Editor at Large Alison Boshoff reported that friends say the Sussexes could leave the UK if a Home Office review refuses them automatic police protection. Speaking to columnist Sarah Vine and royal biographer Robert Hardman, Eden said he vie
Is the world sleepwalking into its worst energy crisis in 50 years? (opens the original)
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Households in Britain could face a 25% surge in their energy bills by January, This is Money's Simon Lambert has told the Daily Mail's Deep Dive podcast. The leading financial journalist joined Defence Editor Mark Nicol to speculate on whether the world is heading for its worst energy shock since the 1970s. It comes after a dramatic few weeks for global energy markets. At the weekend, Ukraine brought Moscow's main oil refinery to a standstill in its biggest drone assault on the capital yet, defy
The everyday vegetable your liver craves after a boozy weekend (opens the original)
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On the first episode of her new podcast Don't Judge Me, Belgravia nutritionist Gabriela Peacock interrogates the diet, wellness habits and guilty pleasures of Torn singer Natalie Imbruglia. Peacock, a qualified nutritional therapist who has helped the likes of Princess Beatrice reach their health goals, founded GP Nutrition, the supplement brand sponsoring the show. As Natalie, 51, reveals the fad diet she learnt the hard way never to try again, Peacock names the household vegetable she consider
Are Harry and Meghan finally getting 'a taste of their own medicine'? (opens the original)
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The Sussex camp's response to King Charles's letter simply reiterating their status as non-working royals was 'utterly petty', Rebecca English has said. The letter was written and sent on Monday by the Lord Chamberlain, the most senior official in the Royal Household, on the King's behalf, to government departments, the military and lord lieutenants. It stated plainly that despite the couple's return to the UK, their position remains 'akin to private citizens with commercial and charitable inter
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