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Why baby names aren't getting as quirky as you might think (even if there WAS an 'Apple Paltrow' effect)

13/07/24 09:02

Baby names aren't getting wackier, despite what you might think, experts insist. Hollywood icon Gwyneth Paltrow 's naming of daughter Apple in 2004 inspired a massive surge in parents opting for unconventional ones. Yet MailOnline analysis suggests the trend has since calmed. This is despite a catalogue of celebrities including Kim Kardashian, Beyonce and Elon Musk resorting for unusual names in the past few years. Kim gave birth to North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm-West while with ex Kanye West , while Beyonce has Blue Ivy and twins Rumi and Sir with fellow rapper Jay Z. Meanwhile, eccentric billionaire Musk had X Æ A-Xii (pronounced X Ash A-12), Exa Dark Sideræl and Techno Mechanicus with musician Grimes before they split....read

Three in five prisons are now overcrowded, analysis shows as Labour vows to release convicts even earlier to free up space amid warnings jail population could soar by another 20,000 in five years

12/07/24 15:08

Around 87,500 inmates are currently being housed across England and Wales and prison governors fear the hundreds of spaces left could fill up within days.

Anatomy of a 'loveless landslide': How Labour's historic victory was won on apathy and division

06/07/24 10:52

Sir Keir Starmer's party achieved almost two-thirds of Westminster's 650 seats, despite barely winning one in three votes across the UK.

2024 general election results in full: MailOnline's live-updating maps and charts reveal who won in your constituency and how much by

04/07/24 21:45

Other graphics lay bare the race to form a majority, with parties needing to win 326 MPs to govern independently, as well as how the Tories and Labour performed compared to 2019.

Is YOUR name dying out? Use our search tool and graphs to find out...

30/06/24 14:23

Noah - officially the most common boy's name - tops the chart for around 75 local authorities, while Muhammad topped 45 and Oliver 24.

The rise of Muhammad: One in every 42 boys are now named after the founder of Islam, with rate having doubled since the mid-90s

24/06/24 12:05

Government statisticians this year crowned Noah top of the charts for a second consecutive year, with 4,586 boys born in 2022 given the name popularised by a Stranger Things star.

How China could invade Taiwan and spark nuclear Armageddon: Transfixing step-by-step graphic simulates what a full-scale attack by President Xi might look like

20/06/24 11:56

Taiwan is caught in a geopolitical tug-of-war between America and China that is threatening to spiral into a Third World War between the superpowers.

Not sure how to vote on July 4? Read MailOnline's interactive manifesto by manifesto guide to where the Tories, Labour and Reform stand on immigration, the NHS, and gender ID

19/06/24 09:41

Struggling on who to vote for come July 4? MailOnline has put together handy tool below where you can see each major party's stance on key election issues...

How the agonising modern-day Titanic disaster unfolded hour by hour as the world watched: From the moment the Titan sub vanished to race to launch a rescue mission and tragic discovery of wreckage on the ocean floor

18/06/24 12:20

On June 18, 2023, a small submersible craft named Titan went missing while attempting a two-and-a-half mile dive to the wreck of the Titanic.

Your ESSENTIAL Euro 2024 prices guide: From five euro beers, bargain bratwursts and the best value bars, everything travelling fans need to know when visiting the 10 German cities hosting summer's football showpiece

13/06/24 14:23

Here MailOnline's ROB HYDE presents his guide to these cities and their stadia. Rob explains what to do, what to look out for, and what to avoid...

How D-Day unfolded, hour by hour: On the 80th anniversary of Operation Overlord, MailOnline's scintillating visualisations recount the daring mission to liberate Nazi-occupied Europe in forensic detail

05/06/24 14:22

On June 6, 1944, Allied troops crossed the English Channel by boat, aircraft and glider to attack and secure beaches in Normandy as part of Operation Overlord.

The real cost of your night out: From a £4.60 Diet Coke to £8.80-a-pint and £24.50 for a burger and chips - interactive map reveals how much £50 really gets you in pubs and bars around Britain

16/05/24 14:08

EXCLUSIVE: To gauge how expensive the average trip to a UK pub has become in 2024, MailOnline visited a collection of venues across the country to see how far £50 would go.

How Russian and NATO armies would size up in a WW3 doomsday scenario: Interactive map shows how alliance compares to Putin's depleted forces after Moscow warned it was prepared for conflict on Ukraine's battlefields

16/05/24 07:16

Until the AI overlords of the future swoop in to do the heavy lifting for us, Gen. George S. Patton's observation that 'wars may be fought with weapons, but they are won by men' looks set to endure

How Europe and Britain are getting ready for 'WWIII': Interactive graphic reveals how West will stop Putin unleashing Armageddon, with nukes at Russia's doorstep, mass conscription at 18 and arms factories firing up

14/05/24 15:14

many European countries are reversing decades of peacetime policy to reignite their war engines. Others never stopped and are only consolidating efforts to ensure they are fit for conflict

Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer take their wives on the local election trail - while other politicians turn up to vote with babies and pets - as Tory rebels wait to pounce if fears of council and mayoral bloodbath materialise

02/05/24 14:58

Rishi Sunak and Akshata posed for pictures out campaigning in Chelsea, while the Labour leader went to vote with wife Victoria.

Voting begins in local elections: Moment of truth for Rishi Sunak as Tory rebels circle with PM hoping mayors can hold on to mask council losses

02/05/24 07:44

Polling stations are open with Tories fearing they could lose up to half of the council seats they are defending.

Britain will need an Israel-style 'Iron Dome' system in the future because threats of missile and drone attacks will 'probably increase', armed forces chief warns

25/04/24 10:39

Admiral Sir Tony Radakin said 'live conversations' were underway' about boosting Britain's defences.

Angela Rayner brands Rishi Sunak 'a pint-sized loser' as she tries to bat away PMQs jibes about two homes row with under-pressure Labour deputy leader accusing the Tories of being 'obsessed'

24/04/24 12:50

The Labour deputy leader lashed out as she faced jibes from Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden and other Tory MPs in the Commons, as they stood in for Mr Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer.

After the NHS was accused of 'woke pandering' over LGBTQ+ banner, do YOU know your Epicene from your Demiflux or your Amicagender from your Genderpuck in MailOnline's handy interactive guide to all 72 flags?

16/04/24 11:10

EXCLUSIVE: MailOnline has produced a handy interactive guide to all 72 gender flags amid the NHS being accused of 'woke pandering' after a LGBTQ + banner was unfurled at the Royal Stoke Hospital.

Britain needs its own Iron Dome after Iran's attacks on Israel gave the West a 'wake up call', defence chiefs claim - as they demand three per cent of GDP is spent bolstering protection

16/04/24 01:40

There is rising concern that although the UK has a strong air defence strategy, the country lacks land-based systems to defend London or its nuclear plants.

Footage 'shows terrified Iranians queuing for petrol as they prepare to flee for possible Israeli retaliation for missile and drone attack'

15/04/24 13:12

Video, captured by a person inside a car driving down a road - purportedly in Tehran, shows hundreds of cars in a traffic jam going in the opposite direction.

Inside Italy's 'most violent' mafia gangs: Ruthless Apulian mobsters shoot victims in the face, dump bodies in caves, burn down farms and use skinned goats to intimidate lawyers in region blighted by murderous clans

13/04/24 13:34

On August 9, 2017, on a sunny summer day in Italy's southern Apulia region, gunshots broke the peace of the small town of San Marco in Lamis.

Military chiefs scramble to rush UK's new laser 'death ray' into service amid fears over Russian missiles and drones - with hi-tech DragonFire system to be fitted to Royal Navy warships

11/04/24 20:04

Royal Artillery troops will test the revolutionary 'DragonFire' weaponry, which burns holes through incoming enemy ordnance, during the summer.

What happens if nukes start to fall? Interactive graphic shows what parts of London would be instantly vaporised, engulfed in deadly radiation...or survive unscathed

06/04/24 13:22

As experts warn Britain remains woefully underprepared for an aerial attack MailOnline looks at how a sudden strike could devastate the capital and beyond.

Now Britain's Capital of Woke wages war on SUVs: Furious drivers slam Oxford council's money-grabbing plan to charge large vehicles more for parking in the city as traders and taxi drivers warn it will destroy businesses

27/03/24 07:28

The scheme would bring Oxford in line with Paris, which has seen parking charges triple for drivers of 4x4s, and Bath, which introduced an emissions-based parking charge.

The frightening rise of the Houthi rebels: Riveting interactive maps show how quickly the Iran-backed terror group at the centre of the crisis unfolding in the Middle East swept Yemen

31/01/24 11:24

Founded in the 1990s by Hussein al-Houthi, from whom they take their name, the group gained power amidst political turmoil in Yemen following the Arab Spring.

Nottingham stabbing victims' families rage Valdo Calocane has 'got away with murder' as they accuse officials of 'railroading' them into accepting manslaughter charges and slam 'multi-agency failure' which led to rampage

25/01/24 12:31

The heartbroken family of Barnaby Webber have furiously slammed Nottingham police for failing to arrest triple-killer Valdo Calocane before he stabbed three to death.

The Farage effect? Poll shows Reform UK in third on 11% in blow for Rishi Sunak amid fevered speculation about Brexiteer's comeback - with Labour on track for landslide

09/01/24 08:25

Research by Redfield & Wilton Strategies put Reform UK on 11 per cent - above the Lib Dems on 10 per cent.

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