In a Midas Share Tips special, we look at the British companies that lead the world, making them stocks to back.
Midas has long believed in buying British, not just out of patriotism, but because there are so many dynamic, hard-working and high-achieving companies listed on the London market.
They need recognition. More than that, they need money, from Government, yes, but also from individuals and big institutions, who are willing to invest in UK shares because they know that
Another NBA All-Star Game has come and gone, and it was once again an uninspiring Sunday night. The game, once the crown jewel of All-Star Weekend, was a dud despite expectations that the league was going to fix it.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver said as much on the eve of the game itself. He discussed the changes the league made to make the game more competitive — welcome back, East vs. West! – the efforts it took to figure it
It was the picture that perfectly captured the bleak state of NHS dentistry in 2024. Hundreds of desperate people standing in a queue that snaked into the distance, all clinging to the hope they might finally get the care they urgently needed.
The farce at the newly opened St Paul’s Dental Practice in Bristol – where an estimated 1,500 patients were registered for NHS treatment in just two days – highlighted the extent of the crisis that the sector currently
From Madonna’s Like a Prayer video featuring stigmata and a kiss with a saint to Lady Gaga as Mary Magdalene going clubbing with Jesus in her son Judas, Catholic iconography has long been deeply embedded in popular culture.
But Gen Z are taking it one step further with so-called Catholic core sweeping Tiktok, and rather than just borrowing the aesthetic, 18 to 25-year-olds are fully embracing religion.
From showing off their rosary beads to 20-something priests asking their followers to
Ice skating duo Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean have done nothing to quell romance rumours as they shared a smooch during their trip to Sarajevo – to commemorate 40 years since winning gold at the 1984 Winter Olympics in the same place.
The pair – who yesterday announced their retirement and a farewell tour – appeared to get caught up in the Valentine’s Day spirit as they kissed while performing the sultry Bolero routine which snagged them the medals four
Opt for Albania over the Maldives in 2024 and the Congo over Rwanda – at least that’s what the travel pros are saying.
A team of industry experts have offered their predictions on the less popular destinations that they believe will become hot spots over the coming year thanks to their natural beauty, unique culture and accessible price points.
Along with Albania and the Congo, some of the more off-beat locations that made the list include Bhutan, South Korea and
The Prince and Princess of Wales showed that the late Queen is still always in their thoughts, as they shared an image of framed photos of her from inside the Royal Albert Hall in a social media post.
Kate and William shared a montage on Instagram of their glitzy night out at the Royal Variety Performance on Thursday, and the second image to flash onto the screen showed a wall inside the famous South Kensington venue that is dedicated to
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Find long road trips a chore?
Well, park yourself her and navigate your way down for a trunk load of a hacks designed to make lengthy drives more bearable.
DailyMail.com has rounded up some of the most ingenious ideas lurking on TikTok, with makeshift head holders, phone holders and dining trays among the crop.
One driver even reveals how you can make a grilled cheese sandwich by making use of a hot engine, while another shows how you can transform
It was one of the biggest health fads of the past decade. But has the vegan bubble finally burst?
Sales of plant-based options have fallen, pushing companies like Linda McCartney, Quorn and Tofoo into scaling back their product lines.
In a sign the millennial-driven obsession with veganism was starting to falter, Pret A Manger closed half of its vegetarian and vegan-only stores in December, admitting many customers don’t see themselves as ‘full-time veggies’.
Nestle then joined in, pulling two of
