Today: Bryan Cranston leads tributes after Breaking Bad co-star RJ Mitte dies aged 34, Andy Burnham backtracks on his Russia Brexit interference claims, Tom Cruise’s film Digger is tracking to lose $245million at the box office, Donald Trump defends his diesel deal with Russia amid EU energy payments, and Dr Ravindhi Murphy shares foods to lower bowel cancer risk. Your briefing for Tuesday 13 October, from the Daily Mail, with the best of your comments.

(00:00) Today's headlines

(00:28) Bryan Cranston tribute to RJ Mitte

(01:42) Andy Burnham Russia Brexit U-turn

(02:47) Tom Cruise Digger box office flop

(03:54) Donald Trump Russia diesel deal

(04:44) Foods to prevent bowel cancer

Bryan Cranston leads tributes after RJ Mitte dies aged 34

Bryan Cranston paid tribute to his Breaking Bad co-star RJ Mitte, who died by suicide aged 34. Cranston said he was in 'deep despair' after losing his on-screen son from the hit series, which aired from 2008 to 2013. Mitte, who had cerebral palsy, appeared in 56 episodes and was a prominent disability activist. He often spoke publicly about mental health and was remembered for his advocacy work.

Andy Burnham backtracks on Russia Brexit interference claim

Andy Burnham admitted he has no evidence Russia interfered in the 2016 Brexit referendum, reversing his earlier claim. Boris Johnson told the Daily Mail that Burnham's Brexit 'lies' have come back to bite him, while Nigel Farage called the comments 'outrageous'. Despite the U-turn, Burnham said he would continue efforts to unpick Brexit and outlined his position in the House of Commons.

Tom Cruise’s Digger set to lose $245million at box office

Tom Cruise’s latest film Digger grossed just $8million in US cinemas and $12million internationally on its opening weekend. Industry insiders say the critically panned satire is tracking to lose $245million, surpassing Disney’s John Carter, which lost $161million in 2012. Cruise told the On Film With Kevin McCarthy podcast he doesn’t focus on opening weekend numbers despite the historic loss.

Donald Trump defends Russia diesel deal amid EU payments

Donald Trump defended his diesel deal with Russia in a Truth Social post, saying he made the right choice for the American people. He claimed the EU has paid Moscow $250 billion for energy. The deal followed price surges linked to Trump’s war with Iran. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky said the agreement would help Russia fund its war with Ukraine.

Dr Ravindhi Murphy shares foods to prevent bowel cancer

Dr Ravindhi Murphy, a leading bowel cancer specialist, said diet is crucial to lowering risk, with up to a third of cases in young people linked to what they eat. Her tips include oats and yoghurt for breakfast, poached eggs with avocado for lunch, and cutting out processed meats like bacon and sausage. All Dr Murphy’s recommendations are available in the Daily Mail app.

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Today: Boris Johnson calls Donald Trump's Russian diesel deal 'sickening' and says it will not help Ukraine, a man in his 20s is killed by a Siberian tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park after climbing into the enclosure, Kim Kardashian apologises to Sky Sports F1 presenter Martin Brundle at the Singapore Grand Prix, Andy Burnham claims Russia interfered in the Brexit referendum and Spider-Man actor Tobey Maguire officiates ex-wife Jennifer Meyer's wedding to Geoff Ogunlesi in Hawaii. Your briefing for Monday 12 October, from the Daily Mail, with the best of your comments.

(00:00) Today's headlines

(00:28) Boris Johnson slams Trump Putin deal

(01:46) Yorkshire Wildlife Park tiger attack

(02:42) Kim Kardashian apologises to Brundle

(03:44) Andy Burnham on Brexit interference

(04:47) Tobey Maguire officiates ex-wife's wedding

Boris Johnson blasts Donald Trump over Russian diesel deal

Boris Johnson has condemned Donald Trump for agreeing a deal to release Russian oil, calling it 'sickening' in the Daily Mail. The former UK Prime Minister criticised the US President for working with Vladimir Putin while Moscow continues attacks on Ukraine. Johnson, once a Trump supporter, said the deal is 'outrageous' and will not lower record fuel prices caused by Trump's war with Iran.

Man killed by tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park

A man in his 20s was mauled to death by a 30-stone Siberian tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park after climbing into the enclosure on Saturday. Witnesses reported the victim was 'praying and bowing' on all fours before the attack, and some suggested he may have had learning difficulties or mental health problems. Zookeepers tried to drive the tiger off but the man was fatally injured. The zoo confirmed the tiger will not be euthanised.

Kim Kardashian apologises to Martin Brundle at Singapore Grand Prix

Kim Kardashian apologised to Sky Sports F1 presenter Martin Brundle at the Singapore Grand Prix after previously snubbing him at Monaco. Kardashian, who is dating Lewis Hamilton, gave Brundle a short interview and said she was sorry for 'getting off on the wrong foot'. She faced criticism earlier in the year for ignoring Brundle during a grid walk at the Monaco Grand Prix. The apology came during Sunday's race in Singapore.

Andy Burnham claims Russia meddled in Brexit referendum

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said Russia 'clearly' interfered in the 2016 Brexit referendum. Speaking on the Rest is Politics podcast, Burnham revealed he asked about evidence of Moscow's involvement when he entered Downing Street and was told there was a 'clear answer' of interference.

Tobey Maguire leads ex Jennifer Meyer's Hawaii wedding

Spider-Man actor Tobey Maguire officiated the wedding of his ex-wife Jennifer Meyer and billionaire Geoff Ogunlesi in Hawaii on Saturday. The ceremony was attended by Leonardo DiCaprio, Jeff Bezos and other A-list guests. Maguire and Meyer were married from 2007 to 2020 and share two children. Exclusive photos of the event are available in the Daily Mail app.

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Today: Zack Polanski loses to Labour's Sagal Abdi-Wali in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election after a Green Party crisis, Prince Harry reveals depression and panic attacks after Megxit and Princess Diana's death, a review warns of over-diagnosing ADHD and autism in British children, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor wins a High Court challenge over unlawful police raids, and a study finds women who win the lottery are twice as likely to divorce within two years. Your briefing for Friday 9 October, from the Daily Mail, with the best of your comments.

(00:00) Today's headlines

(00:27) Zack Polanski by-election defeat

(01:46) Prince Harry on depression after Megxit

(02:50) ADHD and autism over-diagnosis warning

(03:43) Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor High Court win

(04:50) Lottery win linked to divorce risk

Zack Polanski beaten by Labour in Holborn by-election

Zack Polanski, Green Party leader, lost the Holborn and St Pancras by-election to Labour's Sagal Abdi-Wali by 3,000 votes. The seat was previously held by Sir Keir Starmer. Polanski's leadership faces scrutiny after the party passed a controversial 'Zionism is racism' policy, a vote he missed. Former leader Caroline Lucas was questioned on Newsnight about whether Polanski should resign following the defeat and internal party turmoil.

Prince Harry says he felt depressed after Megxit

Prince Harry has spoken about feeling depressed and useless after leaving Britain in 2020. In a video for MasterClass, he described mental health struggles following Megxit and said royal duties left him unable to grieve Princess Diana. Harry revealed he suffered panic attacks and credited therapy for helping him. The Duke of Sussex's comments come as he fronts a paid MasterClass session on grief and coping with loss.

Major review warns on ADHD and autism diagnoses

A major review led by Professor Peter Fonagy warns that Britain risks harming children by over-diagnosing ADHD and autism. The report found parents are incentivised by schools and welfare systems to seek diagnoses, while social media encourages self-identification with these conditions. Fonagy called for radical reform, saying the current care model fails patients.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor wins court battle over raids

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, arrested on his 66th birthday in February and questioned on suspicion of misconduct in public office in a Thames Valley Police investigation into Jeffrey Epstein links, has won a High Court challenge. The court ruled police raids on his homes at Sandringham and Windsor were unlawful. Andrew, who denies wrongdoing, secured a judicial review.

Study finds lottery wins double divorce risk for women

A study of 76,000 lottery winners found that married women who win the equivalent of £105,000 are twice as likely to divorce within two years. Researchers say financial security from a jackpot makes women less afraid to leave unhappy marriages. The findings challenge the belief that winning the lottery always brings happiness and highlight the impact of sudden wealth on relationships and family stability.

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