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Theresa May  yesterday led a Tory backlash over the failure to introduce virus tests at airports. The former prime minister said Britain is ‘lagging behind’ the rest of the world and accused No10 of ‘dragging its feet’ on plans to reopen the skies and save the economy. Her intervention came as British Airways announced plans to cut 60 per cent of flights until Christmas, blaming the disastrous 14-day quarantine rules. Theresa May yesterday led a Tory backlash over the failure to introduce virus tests at airports. She is pictured above speaking in Parliament And in another crippling blow, the International Air Transport Association warned Britain is set to lose its ‘coveted’ position as the third-biggest global aviation market unless immediate action is taken on testing. IATA chief executive Alexandre de Juniac said: ‘820,000 jobs will be vaporised by quarantine and they may never come back. The answer is a Covid-19 testing regime that manages the risk to keep people safe from the virus

The wife of a prominent Sheikh from Dubai's royal family has posted a harrowing video pleading for help crying that she has been persecuted since leaving him nine months ago with officials trying to snatch her three children. Sheikha Zeynab Javadli made the startling revelations in a series of moving videos to her 15,000 Instagram followers on Thursday morning during what appeared to be a 'raid' by people linked to her husband Sheikh Saeed bin Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the nephew of the current ruler of Dubai. Ms Javadli is a former is a former Azerbaijani gymnast and World and European Championship medallist.  Sheikha Zeynab Javadli (pictured with one of her daughters), the wife of a prominent Sheikh from Dubai's royal family, has posted a harrowing video pleading for help crying that she has been persecuted since leaving him nine months ago She married Sheikh Al Maktoum, 43, in 2015 but their marriage hit the rocks nine months ago, when she moved out of the roy

When one of the most powerful explosions on record tore through our eighth-floor apartment in central Beirut last month, it felt like the end of the world. In that millisecond, hundreds of thousands of people didn’t know if they would live or die. My mother and I were catapulted into the living room from our terrace, clinging to our small dogs, as the 440lb sliding metal doors flew through the air, missing my husband Brent’s head by inches. So when his two sons — Henry, 25, and Matthew, 23 — sent frantic messages and called to check if we were all right, I cried with relief that they weren’t in Beirut with us. They had twice come to stay last year and, had it not been for the coronavirus pandemic, might well have been in Lebanon for a summer break instead of in the U.S., where they have lived for most of their lives. Just a week later, I was hit by an altogether different kind of blast. One from the past. In a piece written in these pages, one of my husband’s ex-wives and the mother of

Former New York Jets wide receiver Joshua Bellamy is facing federal fraud and conspiracy charges for his alleged involvement in a scheme to obtain $1.2 million in coronavirus relief loans. The news comes one day after Bellamy, 31, was waived by the team. He was previously placed on the Reserve/PUP (Physically Unable to Perform) list while recovering from a shoulder injury he suffered in 2019. Neither Jets spokespeople nor Bellamy's agent immediately returned the Daily Mail's request for comment. According to federal prosecutors in the Southern District of Florida, Bellamy obtained the loan through the Paycheck Protection Program for his company, Drip Entertainment LLC, by falsifying bank and employment records. Bellamy then allegedly used $104,000 of that to buy luxury goods, while encouraging his girlfriend and brother to take similar advantage of the loans. Former New York Jets wide receiver Joshua Bellamy is facing federal fraud and conspiracy charges for his alleged involve

This is the frightening moment two brothers were kidnapped from their Cancún home in broad daylight by three armed men.  The shocking incident took place Tuesday afternoon in the 232nd region of Cancún. The family told investigators that the kidnapping was sparked by the siblings' refusal to comply with an extortion payment required by a criminal organization in order to freely operate their shop.  Authorities did not release the names of the two missing men.  Cancún authorities launched a search for two brothers (pictured left and right) who were kidnapped by three gunmen Tuesday. The family told investigators the abduction was caused by the siblings' refusal to pay an extortion fee to a criminal group for the right to operate a business One of the three kidnappers attempted to use a metal object to break into a Cancún home Tuesday and kidnap two brothers The footage shows the moment the abductors approached the home and used a long metal object to break the entrance gate op

President Donald Trump said he gave 18 on-the-record interviews to author Bob Woodward 'out of curiosity' and to see if he 'can write' good. In a press conference on Thursday to defend himself from his conversations with the author, which Woodward recorded, Trump said he did it out of 'respect' for Woodward's reputation.  'I did it out of curiosity. I wonder whether or not somebody like that can write good. I don't think he can. Let's see what happens,' Trump said. The book, 'Rage,' comes out on September 15. 'Bob Woodward is somebody that I respect just from hearing the name for many, many years,' Trump said. 'Not knowing too much about his work, not caring about his work. I thought it would be interesting to talk to him for a period of calls. So we did that.' 'I don't know if the book is good or bad,' he added. President Donald Trump said he gave 18 on-the-record interviews to author Bob Woodward 'out

Vince Vaughn has taken on the role of a ruthless serial killer who hilariously switches bodies with a teenage girl in the upcoming comedy Freaky.   Millie (played by Kathryn Newton) is an everyday high school student who mysteriously switches bodies with the Blissfield Butcher during a violent encounter with the killer. After the Butcher drives the dagger into her chest, Millie awakens in the body of the murderer in his demented lair full of dead rats and mannequins. Killer comedy: Vince Vaughn plays a ruthless murderer who hilariously switches bodies with a teenage girl in the upcoming comedy, Freaky Vaughn hilariously plays the part of the teenage girl as she attempts to return to her original body. 'Where am I?' Millie, in the body of the Butcher, asks as she awakens. 'Oh my God, why do I sound like that?' Upon seeing her new reflection, however, she begins screaming. Millie attempts to reach out to her friends, which takes some persuading to do. Uh-oh: Millie (Ka