Joe Shute

It is hailed as a triumph of conservation - but the return of these apex predators to the Pyrenees is having a profound impact on farmers

From Prince Charles’s old table mat to the Queen as a garden gnome, these royal fans have amassed thousands of souvenirs and collectables

Nerves of steel and ‘work cycle’ skills are required to perform aerobatic displays for their majestic super fan

When it comes to turbines, pylons and even nuclear power plants, beauty is in the eye of the beholder

The charity worker was kept in ‘inhumane’ conditions in an Iranian jail, but at last the campaign to secure her release has triumphed

While the billionaire is trying to dispose of his Western assets in a fire sale, there’s one question everyone is asking: Where is he now?

Crashes aside (we’re looking at you Simon Cowell) these bikes can have some surprising effects on the body – both good and bad

The doctors say they’re not anti-vaxxers, but they object in principle to the Covid vaccine mandate, and think it sets a dangerous precedent

David Boies, a lawyer representing Virginia Giuffre, suggested his client would be unlikely to accept a purely financial settlement

The TV personality’s failure to win planning approval to convert a lambing shed has shone a light on the whims of local authorities

Mail on Sunday says it will consider an appeal to the Supreme Court, amid concerns that judges have created privacy laws by the back door

Shute has travelled all over Britain to discover exactly how the seasons are warping, causing havoc with nature and affecting all our lives.

Ahmad Massoud – dubbed the ‘Lion Cub’ – has uprooted his life in London to finish what his legendary father started: taking on the Taliban

As 20 years of fighting end we tell the war’s full story; how it began, the bloodiest day, the failings, and what next for Afghanistan

Can efforts to make Masonic groups more transparent and inclusive rid them of their shadowy, cult-like reputation?

As part of our new campaign, Joe Shute spoke to two specialists who fear for a ‘rising tide’ of people whose lives will be defined by Covid

The Duke of Norfolk transformed his estate to save the wild grey partridge. Now he runs one of the most exclusive shoots in Britain

As he crossed the immaculate turf of Windsor Castle’s quadrangle to be knighted, the centenarian completed an unbelievable journey

75 years after the end of the Second World War, a new book sheds fresh light on the women who helped win the Battle of Britain

David Constantine, author of the short story that inspired must-see movie, 45 Years, tells Joe Shute how a startling real-life event sparked his original tale